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Plants are mostly doing well. The Rosetta Stone has a bit of nutrient burn on the tips. It got more feeds than others as it was thirstier. A few of the bottom leaves have chlorosis on 3/4 of the plants I'm not sure if it is related to them touching mulch or getting some tea poured directly on them or there is a nutrient deficiency. Got home late last night and all of the plants were droopy and really needed to be watered. They perked up in about 20 minutes.
I am growing 3 Auto's.
One of the plants seems to be much more affected than the other one.
near harvest/Cloudy Trichomes no amber
I just gave them all a feed with the recommended Fox farm nutrients which is twice the concentration they normally get.
Any ideas?
Hard to say much without more info, but I would say that could either be needing a small adjustement on the PH, or what I think is that she's just asking you for a little bit more of nuts, mostly K I would say. So give her a watering with some nutrients rich in Potassium and see that gets worse, if it does try flushing because you could have some nut lock.
But for what I see it's not something very progressed so you can still fix that, and you probably only have like two more weeks to go (:
1/21/23 lights 24h.
1/24/23 change 18/6.
They are more leggy with much more stretching than last run. Not sure why.
soil moister than 1st run. < 4" to cfl. ph 5.9.
Hola!!!por lo que leo, tu lampara esta a 4 pulgada. Le falta mas intencidad de luz. Si tienes solo una lampara yo le pondria otra de la misma intensidad. Sube tu ph entre 6 y 6,5. Mucha suerte
New growth is light green . Some of the leafs look a big dark. Is there too much nitrogen? Also a few stems on the Rosetta stone are purple. Any ideas?
Not a thing to worry about new grow is always light green until it gets a bit bigger and fills with chlorophyll as far as the dark leaves you're fine as well they look super health, purple stocks is also normal for some strains unless it really really gets purple I wouldn't worry about it....Happy growing they look awesome..
A few lower leaves have chlorosis and aren't doing well, but the plants mostly look very good. Maybe they are too low and touched mulch. Maybe there's some nutrient problem but it is not uniform. Plants have one or two leaves that look like this. Any ideas?
Yes it is normal. But this sort seemed to show the start of nutrient imbalance. Could be very high pH. Could be the wrong type of nitrogen. Could be water logging that rust out iron supplement.
@johnehazeharvester, I hear ya regarding the electricity bill. Mine has more than doubled. I'm currently running a test grow in a tiny tent using little energy, and I can't wait to see how it will turn out.
@love_2_grow
Thanks. Excited to see what comes next. I think I need to wait about a month before I could even sample my first batch. But it looks impressive., Around here they charge about $10/ gram. I think I will have about 500 grams. Makes me feeel better about my electric bill.
everything mentioned above plus id say not to worry and just add more soil so that it comes further up the stem to add support but it doesnt look like you have much space left in the pots, when you repot just repot them lower so you have more space to bury them, in the meantime even if you heap the soil on the pot to add stability
+1 strain
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