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Lemonhazelovercommentedweek 1a year ago
Nice choise strain, good luck buddy ☘️
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Purple Haze- White label from NASC
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Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 4, 6
FIMing
weeks 4, 6
Defoliation
weeks 4, 6
Topping
weeks 6
80%
Fox Farm Happy Frog
Grow medium
20%
Worm Castings
Grow medium
19 L
Pot Size
3.79 L
Watering
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Shes growing fast and tall like a good Sativa girl
Slightly underweatered here
Pinched off in an attempt to FIM :)
Shes growing fast and tall like a good Sativa girl
Slightly underweatered here
Grow Conditions
Week 4
Vegetation
22.61
cm
inch
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
8+ conditions after
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Technique
FIMing
Technique
Defoliation
Technique
This week was perfect time to Top the Purple Haze and bend the main stalk over to even out the canopy early on. I have had great success on this with autos forming multiple main kola sites! will start to slowly introduce General Hydroponics and some other organic nutes next feed.
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Grow Questions
Vizionstarted grow question a year ago
I have Brown spots and slight yellowing of leaves on Purple Haze plant. I have not fed it yet and just flipped into flower today, Followed by a light feed. Any ideas/suggestions are much appreciated!
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AsNoriuanswered grow question a year ago
its calcium lack i think. but could be wrong ph aftermath, when plant cant uptake calcium too, all plant looks very pale, i see stem purpuling too ..
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AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question a year ago
Ya that looks like mid stage calcium deficiency. It's ok don't panic. Just start applying calmag regularly if in coco. In fact use cal mag with every feed and every watering. pH to 6.2 and your troubles are over.
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DontStopBelievnanswered grow question a year ago
My guess would be either calcium deficiency or pests, such as mites or flies. It could be septoria, a type of fungus that causes leaf spot disease.
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BudBoutiquecommentedweek 1a year ago
Happy start - Happy Growing 🧑🌾💚
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resimaxcommentedweek 1a year ago
Good luck and happy growing! 😁
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