Wow thats insanely frosty, looks like you'll get a great yield off this one.
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First grow- Chemdogging
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HID/250W
Sunmaster
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100%
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Grow medium
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Week 3
Vegetation
19
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inch
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18 hrs
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Makers_Mark124 years ago
Very well this week. Looking at the other journals, it seems to me that my plant isn't growing badly. She have a nice deep color and nice branches. I'm continuing with the Bio CANNA nutrition plan. I hope everything goes well.
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Makers_Mark12started grow question 4 years ago
Yellow brown spots on older leaves
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Athosanswered grow question 4 years ago
There are more than 1 issue here, first those puffy and droppy leaves are a result of over watering. Although it is hard to judge with the yellow light, there seems to be a magnesium deficiency going on (you can tell by the interveinal yellowing), with no information of feeding strength, it's hard to say of this a true deficiency or a lockout due over feeding some other element (P and / or K excess locks out calcium and magnesium).
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Makers_Mark12commented4 years ago
@NexusDevil,Thanks, man. Tomorrow I think I'll finish the diary
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Athoscommentedweek 54 years ago
There are more than 1 issue here, first those puffy and droppy leaves are a result of over watering. Although it is hard to judge with the yellow light, there seems to be a magnesium deficiency going on (you can tell by the interveinal yellowing), with no information of feeding strength, it's hard to say of this a true deficiency or a lockout due over feeding some other element (P and / or K excess locks out calcium and magnesium).
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