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Beginning of the week there was a calcium deficiency ( diagnosis looked at similar grow questions) so I got a more reliable Ph meter, and at the end of the week there was a new problem, it's time to ask for advice
Also remove 2 large bottom leaves and 2 inside for better air circulation
First three photos appeared a week ago, I decided that it is calcium and took a more reliable Ph meter, maybe not right, but no new spots appeared.
Second problem at the end of the week, 3 days after defoliation 2 large lower leaves and 2 leaves inside. 30 hours after watering.
I think your original idea of Calcium was accurate. The damage will not heal it will just stop progressing on new leaves. The old leaves where it already showed damage is likely just necrotising a bit and I think this is normal for that leaf. It should not be appearing on any other new leaves though. If it is, this might be a build up issue.
I do think the feed of 1.5EC is a bit high for the plants size, and I hope you are getting some runoff in the feeding/watering process. Double check their suggested rates of what bottle and the amounts then dilute down to a ratio you think is best. I feel 1.2 is ok for the size of this plant. if you can check the runoff EC and PH that may help show whats up, not the first bit that comes out but the mid/end stream.
Good Luck!
I watered it last night. in the morning everything was fine, after 8 hours of day I saw a problem, on near Lemon AK something similar but smaller (the last 3 photos). Water them with one solution. I also did the spraying, but almost 24 hours passed. Light fibers are poplar fluff.
what do you mean when you said you "did the spraying" ?
Don't sprays plants in bloom with anything, feed via the roots. Pistils will get damaged and die back, I'm guessing that is whats happening here your foliar fed them?
This week the girls were covered in snow. I've never seen anything like it with my own eyes before, only in pictures :D
Also, I didn't read the instructions carefully, and sprayed the buds, which caused their tips to turn a little black
This week has been really hard.
Until this week the electricity was turned off on average once every two days, for 4 hours in the evening peak time. But the last 7 days the electricity is turned off twice or thrice a day also for 4 hours. I think that in this case it is better to reduce the light day and slowly started to reduce it at the beginning of flowering, and already reduced it from 18 to 16 hours, and that was a bad idea (((:
The temperature outside was already around 30 degrees in the shade, and it rained almost every evening, as a result, the air humidity up to 65-70% so it was impossible to leave the girls in a closed box without a working fan.
I had to cover the windows and work with my hands waving a piece of cardboard)))), adding back 30 minutes of evening sun outside the window each day.
Same story since morning, but this more positive, we meet the morning sun, and move around the whole apartment behind the light frame of the window, running away from the shadow))) the main thing is that the morning is sunny, because will have to continue working with a piece of cardboard until the light is turned on (((:
Also, as you can see in the first photo, I installed a large fan and removed the lower wall of the box, because the ventilation system did not help ((:
Looks crazy but I already like it, new challenges and new experiences all the time, big plus a good habit to wake up at dawn! So no matter what, we are happy and breathe deeper 🙏
This week was no less stressful, but the previous week prepared us.
More and more snow turns white. The microscope is ready.
Nutrient solution at the maximum recommended parameters. But there is a problem with the tips of the leaves, they turn yellow first and then dry up and turn brown. I think this is the consequence of the maximum ppm. direct sunlight, a running giant fan at a distance of 20 cm, and an unstable ph lvl.
There were significant changes in temperature from 16 at night to 31 during the day. The funnest is when it rains after a hot day. and they turn off the electricity at night.
A humid environment of 65-70% without a fan is my nightmare in reality. So a piece of cardboard and energetic hand movements created the wind and the impression that I crazy
But there are often good times, when the temperature is 26-27 degrees and the humidity is 45% without a humidifier.
The girls smell amazing.😋😋😋
A real adventure, starting with waking up at dawn at 5 in the morning for 80 days, swinging an apachal instead of a fan to remove moisture after rain (at night too)) continuing with the study of various charts with plant nutrients, water properties, the constant struggle of temperature with humidity, and more much can be added.
My expectations about the smell during flowering were fulfilled, I paid a little attention to the smell when choosing a variety. So when the lights were turned off, and I had to take them out of the dark box to leave the plants on the open balcony under daylight, I think that if there was % indica, the neighbors could guess where the smell was coming from))))
Thank for your attention and likes! To new adventures!
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