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Hello Growers,
Here is a quick update on day 41 of the 4 blueberry muffins. Started to notice some light stress on Plant #1 as you can see in the picture I included. All new growth has yellow tips and the older bigger growth is curling up. Today I proceeded to raise the HLG 350r by another 4-6 inches to see if this improves these symptoms. I will also need to test PH to see where all 4 plants are and proceed accordingly.
I am certain it is not a Nitrogen deficiency as I fed them earlier this week and I ruled out toxicity as well because I fed them on the conservative side. Let me know if you guys have any other recommendations with the info provided. Happy to provide more if necessary.
In pictures 7 and 8 you will see a picture of the stem. If you look closely you will see thar the stem is wider than a normal stem. Almost like 2 stems merged together. This is also causing the bud to look strange. Anyone seen this before?
i even had more crazy ones in my new crossings, but usually they develop nice buds :)
i dont know its genetic, or some enviromental effect, or some infection, but except the shape, they always looked healthy.
This is called fasciation and it is the result of an improper hormone balance in the apical meristem resulting in abnormal cell differentiation. It's cause is normally genetic predisposition or a biotic stress and its found all over the plant kingdom. Normally it has nothing to do with ploidy level
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