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Week 7
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Highclass Highclass
5 years ago
Already we can see the flowers starting to pop up. Used the delta 9 for the third time, use it on the leaves 6ml/l, from now ill use it on water 1 or 2 more time. All te plants lool fantastic, although the height dif ia getting bigger, now they gonna stop growing. I used some plastic boxes to rise the SFV, cuz these critical bilbo are getting huge. Pruned the critical bilbo, around 1/3 from the bottom and put some guides. The sfv are small with nice stem so i did no use guides.
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Grow Questions
Highclass
Highclassstarted grow question 5 years ago
First pair of leaves losing their color and growing with the edges like curly. Problem???
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Leaves. Veins - yellow between
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Stick
Stickanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hello @Highclass! I disagree with everyone, in my opinion it's not a light stress. Rusty spots and edges on young seedlings may make look like a nutrient deficiencies or a light burn, but these symptoms are actually caused by a combination of overwatering and a too-small pot. As long as roots aren't happy, the plant won't be able to uptake nutrients properly, and will look weird/sick. You should transplant asap or you this might lead to root-rot and/or root-bound. Once transplanted, pay attention to your waterings, roots need to be on a wet/dry cycle to expand properly and stay healthy. Never water with more than 20-25% of your pot's capacity, and always let the medium dry a bit before watering again. Hope this will help, let me know in the comments section if you need any further information, and happy growing! 👊
Highclass
Highclassstarted grow question 5 years ago
One of the critical bilbo dropped he new leaves with a light green-yellow color, is it normal? The rest of the plants are ok. This plant has weird leaves since begim, like curly and sharp.
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Leaves. Other
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GrowsGanjaGuy
GrowsGanjaGuyanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hey @Highclass your grow looks great but that critical plant seems to have some nutrient deficiency(specifically magnesium deficiency). I say this because of the clawing downward and also a flush would be a good to wash out all the nutes in the soil especially during this transition to flower. Goodluck hope this can help you out.
Highclass
Highclassstarted grow question 5 years ago
Should i harvest when theres no transparent trichomes (all white) or should i wait until theres some brown-caramel? Thx to you all <3
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Techniques. Defoliation
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Scribs
Scribsanswered grow question 5 years ago
The theory in the most revered books on the matter says you should harvest when the majority of the pistils have changed to orange, red or brown, at which point the plant will stop producing new trichromes and resin. Bud mass should have stabilized also and not have increased in a few days.
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Stickweek 1
Hello @Highclass! I disagree with everyone, in my opinion it's not a light stress. Rusty spots and edges on young seedlings may make look like a nutrient deficiencies or a light burn, but these symptoms are actually caused by a combination of overwatering and a too-small pot. As long as roots aren't happy, the plant won't be able to uptake nutrients properly, and will look weird/sick. You should transplant asap or you this might lead to root-rot and/or root-bound. Once transplanted, pay attention to your waterings, roots need to be on a wet/dry cycle to expand properly and stay healthy. Never water with more than 20-25% of your pot's capacity, and always let the medium dry a bit before watering again. Hope this will help, let me know in the comments section if you need any further information, and happy growing! 👊
Stick
Stick
@Highclass, Yes, bigger pot, fresh medium, problem solved 😉
Highclass
Highclass
@Stick, the 128w led is 40cm to the top of the plants. (Growing mode) Temperature is 20-22°C.Humidity 70%. And theres good airflow. I was thinking about the overwatering, i used 330ml in 3 liters pot, but i watered a week ago and the soil still has water. Should i transplant now to the final 7 liters pot?? In order to dry the soil? Thx very much for the answer. 🌱
Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimarweek 1
To me the most possible thing is a lightburn.... young babies need weaker light to develop nicely and stay healthy.... but the leaves look weired little dots like alockout... well pls take some more pics...
Athos
Athosweek 1
The most probably cause is the light been too close, wich will cause heat stress, do increase the light distance. Also wrong ph can have that effect
Sweetbud
Sweetbudweek 1
Hey dude, are you using mycorrhizae?? I was using it for the last years and the plants really apreciate it! I was using MicroVita of the brand Top Crop. Peace.
Highclass
Highclassweek 7
I cant reply on the grow question, dont know why. Mg deficiency should appear first in the old leaves, shouldnt it?
Highclass
Highclassweek 1
Day 4!