Buddha2commentedweek 155 years ago
Still a nice harvest and great looking buds! I wish you mold-free grows for the future!
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well i didnt think my scrog was very good,but it seems to have served its purpose.
well i didnt think my scrog was very good,but it seems to have served its purpose.
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Week 10
Flowering
71.12
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not much to say about this week.
humidity has been very high, 65-80,i don't have a dehumidifier ,so i just trimmed well tried to keep fans going.
i had a slight bit of burn on the tips so filled pale up with water for a day and now were back on regular feedings and fine.
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igrowtomatoesstarted grow question 5 years ago
edges of leaves turning brown,tips curling up.
using general hydro flora series half strength.
i did go a bit crazy on the bloom bottle tho(potassium excess?)
there is a picture of sad leaf on my latest week update if someone knows whats up
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Leaves. Edges burnt
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DankGardeneranswered grow question 5 years ago
Leaves with a potassium deficiency get yellow, brown, or burnt edges and tips. The burnt edges may look a little like nutrient burn, except the affected leaves also start turning yellow in the margins. Yes to much can actually lockout nutrient intake. Flush with pH water and resume but go easy on feeding
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Dubb79commentedweek 155 years ago
That sucks about the mold. 😔
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ROM101commentedweek 145 years ago
Amazing garden mate👌👌
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DankGardenercommentedweek 125 years ago
Leaves with a potassium deficiency get yellow, brown, or burnt edges and tips. The burnt edges may look a little like nutrient burn, except the affected leaves also start turning yellow in the margins. Yes to much can actually lockout nutrient intake. Flush with pH water and resume but go easy on feeding
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