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I was looking forward to this strain. The plant had smaller problems with leaf stains from the beginning, but otherwise it grew well and bloomed nicely. The harvest was good.
-Pot - 20 litres
-substrate 50% , coco 10% , perlite- 40%
-rainwater
- vegetation - LED lights 150W
-blooming - sunshine only - outdoor
- chicken drops , calcium
- 2 week flushing of clear rainwater
-harvest 133 day from germination
This is the time for the harvest, finally! After minor problems with leaf stains, the plant grew and blossomed quite normally. The amount of wet is not much big 212 gr, but I'm happy. So far I do not know how tasty it is when I try to smoke and add ratings :-) bye
just grow it ....00
update: The smell has a bit of burned rubber.
:-)
I have special stains on the sheets, a mosaic of shades of light green color. It's already from a small plant. I do not know why ? Leaves do not get dry or crack.
You have Tobacco mosaic virus.
Curved leaves with yellow stripes or mottling are usually the main symptom of mosaic virus.
Unfortunately, when it comes to mosaic virus, there is no cure. An infected weed plant will have TMV forever, though it may not always be actively showing symptoms. If you believe you have a marijuana plant with TMV, your main goal is to prevent it from spreading to other plants!
Hi there! This could look like some sort of moths are eating your leaves and sucking-out your nutrients. You may want to check carefully for bugs/moths/spiders, look everywhere under the leaves, under the pot, into your soil. If there's none, this is probably related to Tobacco Mosaic Virus, as mentioned by our friend @DudeGrowsWeed. If it's the case, there's not much you can do but kill it quickly to prevent the virus from spreading to your other babies (this disease can be transmitted by your hands, by leaves contact, by the soil...it's a real pain in the ***). I'll be around, keep us up-to-date and good luck with your last weeks! 👊
This looks like it could be Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV). Here’s a link with info on TMV:
https://www.growweedeasy.com/tobacco-mosaic-virus-tmv-cannabis/
I had this with one of my plants a couple of months ago. I have no idea what caused it. But the plant was very small and very slow to flower. I could have kept her growing, but decided to cut her down to make room for a healthier plant. Good luck!
@DudeGrowsWeed,So it seems a little different, my plant is still growing, and the change to ( switched) flowering has gone smoothly, I believe it was just that seed, but I have other seeds from the same seedbank, try to plant them if they are the same or better.
@flowxman, I hope it’s genetics too. In my case the plant stayed about 10-12 inches in height and never really switched to flower. I figured it was better to move it out to make room for other plants. I also didn’t want it to spread.
@DudeGrowsWeed,Unfortunately, I do not know, but otherwise everything seems alright, the plant grows otherwise and benefits normally. Substrate and dressing, I have the same as on other plants and you do not have it. I hope it will be "just" genetics.
@flowxman Hi there! This could look like some sort of moths are eating your leaves and sucking-out your nutrients. You may want to check carefully for bugs/moths/spiders, look everywhere under the leaves, under the pot, into your soil. If there's none, this is probably related to Tobacco Mosaic Virus, as mentioned by our friend @DudeGrowsWeed. If it's the case, there's not much you can do but kill it quickly to prevent the virus from spreading to your other babies (this disease can be transmitted by your hands, by leaves contact, by the soil...it's a real pain in the ***). I'll be around, keep us up-to-date and good luck with your last weeks! 👊
@Stick,Unfortunately, I do not know, but otherwise everything seems alright, the plant grows otherwise and benefits normally. Substrate and dressing, I have the same as on other plants and you do not have it. pests or insects are not. maybe it's genetics, I hope.
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