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15 l
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Week 1
Vegetation
3
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Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
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ElDuro6 years ago
Seed casket won't go away, so I manually removed it.
Soil data:
Composición química:
pH:5,0 - 5,8 (corregido)*
C.E: 0,20 - 0,60 ds/m*
Humedad: 55 - 65%
**M.O: 80 - 85%
**Cenizas: 20 - 15%
**Valores referidos a materia seca.
Características físicas:
Densidad Sustrato Seca: 140-180 Kg/m3
Densidad de Partícula: 1600 Kg/m3
Porosidad total: 80-85%
Capacidad de retención de agua: 60%
Porosidad de aire: 20-25%
Agua fácilmente disponible: 30-35%
Componentes
Turba de musgo Sphagnum de fibras medias, Compost de corteza, Cal calcita, Cal dolomita, Agentes humectantes.
N 200-270, P 15-40, K 200-300
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ElDurostarted grow question 6 years ago
2 of the very bottom leaves yellowed and fell, and 2 other started to show yellow parts, It seems to have stopped now. Wondering if it's due to the high heat and very dry air, or if it's nutrient related. Thanks!
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Leaves. Other
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HighTVanswered grow question 6 years ago
@ElDuro Looking at the larger picture with the entire plant its pretty clear this deficiency is ONLY on the bottom of the plant making it an mobile nutrient deficiency. Typically With chlorosis(yellowing) caused on mobile nutrients(bottom effected first) we look at Nitrogen because its the number 1 deficiency that causes this style of yellowing. To resolve this issue simply increase the N in your feed and you should be good to go I hope that helps! 😎
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ElDurocommentedweek 46 years ago
sebinocommented6 years ago
HI @ElDuro, your plant looks really well. I think the nitrogen toxicity is when the leaves tip bend like eagle beak. Concerning the yellowing leaves, If you look at my grow "Royal Dwarf (1)" it happened the same, more or less at the same flowering stage, it's quite normal and I just removed them. Don't worry your plant will be fine! Cheers. 💪
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SensiSmellYahLatercommentedweek 86 years ago
The flowering nodes on your plants look to be absolutely amazing. You've done such an amazing job with this grow so far and I'm so excited to see how these plants finish up as well as to hear how they smoke. Best wishes my friend :D
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ElDurocommented6 years ago
@SensiSmellYahLater, Thanks, man!
I think I'm learning fast thanks to all the great advices I'm getting. Let's hope this is not just bewgginer's luck! 😄
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ElDurocommented6 years ago
@SensiSmellYahLater, thank very much! You've just made this rookie proud. 😀
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NorCalGrocommentedweek 96 years ago
Looks Great!
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Stickcommentedweek 86 years ago
Hi @ElDuro! Not enough Nitrogen during the pre-flowering stretch made this happen. It has stopped because the stretch has ended and the plant doesn't need Nitrogen anymore (just some P+K boosters for the buds to fatten up). Happy growing! 👊
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420Marucommentedweek 46 years ago
Looking good! Goodluck with the grow!
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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 86 years ago
Hey ElDuro, it's pretty standard nitrogen deficiency check this for more info https://www.growweedeasy.com/nitrogen-deficiency-cannabis hope this helps ! 🚀
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