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This week I did a couple LST sessions and some defoliation and my girl bounced right back.
I noticed some white pistols towards the end of the week signifying my girl was in pre-flower so I went ahead with a top dressing of my second round of dry amendments, Earth Dust Boost.
Since she's transitioning to flower I had to get rid of my first method of organic pesticides which was a neem oil mixture, I will now use spinosad as a soil drench and on the foliage.
I've been having a little trouble with thrips but I'm slowly winning.
I tried bio ph down but it was a fail, those you named have weak acidity (you need lot of lemon juice to lower ph significantly) and are highly unstable just because the bio part breaks down and fade creating a slimy film of biomass.
I found out that minerals ph down are way better, I’m now using sulfuric acid but you have plenty to choose from.
I'm having trouble identifying what's going on here, is this a cal-mag deficiency, iron or something else? Seems to be yellow spots with some brown and a couple holes here and there.
Hey dude - you’ve got nuttn to worry about here. These first couple leaves typically shrivel up and die off over time. It’s not likely to be a deficiency If you’re growing with a pre-loaded soil and only 2 weeks in. That said if you see the same symptoms persist on the newer growth over the next 2 weeks than yes - you likely have a calmag issue which u can treat as you like. I use a standard calmag supplement from botanicare (believe it satisfies the organic moniker for a liquid nute). I’d only start on an every other day feed regimen with calmag IF the problem persists. Good luck with ‘er, I’m sure she’ll turn out great👍
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