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I have a problem with the burning tips, and don't know what is caused by, the excess of biobizz or is a deficiency of zinc. Can someone help me please?
Don't do anything.... at least not yet. For 2 reasons, #1. What you're seeing as burnt tips on the newer growth may not actually be nute burn at this point. If it were I'd actually expect to see it on the tips of those fan leaves that are 1 node lower from the top as well. What you might actually be seeing at this stage is simply newer, slightly more pale growth in which case you have no issue whatsoever. I'd also be surprised if your nute regimen is too strong given that your using organic. N-P-K is about standard with other systems but my experience with Biobizz is that like most organic nutrient systems, they are somewhat less aggressive and potent than your typical synthetics. #2. If it is nute burn, it's very, very minor at this point which means your simply running the plant to it's nutritional limit and that's not really a bad thing. If growth rate is still unimpacted then odds are good the plant will simply grow in to your current nute mixture concentration. I'd probably keep the nute mix where it is for the next week or so and you should be fine. ***The other alternative is to simply stagger your feeds, 1 with regular water and the next with your nutes. Realistically, this is a 3 week old plant in a soil medium so it really doesn't need a whole lot more than what it's already got in the dirt until about week 4 or 5. Steady as she goes homie. Good luck with it.👍
I the week 4 she triplicate the dimensions. I started watering with water at 6 pH to prevent the burnt tips. I made some adjustments with the LST, without practice the defoliation.
Do you think that I need to practice defoliation or let it grow as she is? Naw that she starts flowering shall I practice LST or just leave it like this?
It is better to practice LST when the stems are still flexibles so you can still do it but be carreful to not break the strem at his base ( it happens a lot with me for my late lst )
It's also better to practice defoliation during veg / 1st week of pre flower because in flowering she'll could nor recover from a hard defoliation. If you are planning to remove the leaves that are blocking light to lower budsite it's ok , if you air circulation is bad and your humidity is high then it's ok too as long as you'r not over doing it.
Now we finished the week 5 and started the 6th. I took off some fun leaves to favorize the light penetration at the bottom buds. After adjustments of water pH and feeding less with biogrow, she looks healthy. The smell is very weak. Being that my first grow, I'm very proud of it.
Yes it’s normal with some strains. Sometimes the smell can be spot while in vegetative stage and sometimes you have to wait the middles of flowering to start smelling something.
Your Flo did start 2 weeks ago so be patient , she is forming buds and working on her smell
Help guys, I have some problems with that lady, I think it's overfeeding. There are some brown points on the leaf, The smell is very weak and not similar with cannabis characteristic smell and the color is a very dark green. Now I flushed with 6ph water. What about defoliation?
dark green leaves is nitrogen excess, the rust spots are calcium deficiency. Cut back the NPK , only feed every third watering : two times plain water one time nutrients, that means NPK once every ten days minimum ! for cal mag you have a deficiency so you can add it every watering for one week then as a regular schedule. If you do this the problem will stop spreading almost immediately and the plant will be completely recovered in 10 days. Hope this helps ! 🚀
The lady is almost ready to harvest. This week will be the last one. I had some issues with the feeding but she recover well. I'm very happy for my first grow ever.
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