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2tsp molasses to 2 gallons water for initial soaking (kick start my soil)then just ph'd water when needed for now. 60% lighting settings on daisy chained sf4000's. 24/hr till flower then 22/2.
Why are my flower leaves flipping over? I just flushed my soil with 6.6ph'd water ( Out of the cal/mag zone ,and thought that might be the issue). Along with just flushing out tatll the salts that may of been left behind.
I agree with HighAltitudeOrganics, they are probably drowned.
Not sure why you thought they needed flushing though.
Also, remember this; each healthy green leaf you remove will reduce your plants capacity to produce energy. Energy that is needed to grow bigger and better flowers. Try removing only the yellow leaves, for once they are yellow, they have served their purpose. Plants can not "channel" energy. They do not have a brain.
Defoliation is an absurd idea and the most commonly mis-understood issue when it comes to cannabis cultivation.
Fewer healthy green leaves = less energy produced = less growth. It is that simple. Those leaves you think are shading "bud sites" are actually the power station making the energy for buds to grow! Remove the healthy green leaf means that "bud site" must now get its energy from somewhere else, resulting in slower and smaller growth. Your plants first "instinct" is to grow new leaves to replace the ones she has lost. This takes energy. Energy that could go into flower growth had that healthy green leaf not been removed for no reason. Cannabis did not evolve over 1000s of years to shed healthy green leaves during any stage of its life. Only old yellow leaves fall off. The plant knows what it is doing. Please leave the healthy green leaves to produce the energy for your plant to grow her biggest and best flowers. You might be surprised by the extra size and quality of her flowers if you do leave the leaves. Hope this helps.... Organoman.
What deficiencys am I looking at here? Plants losing their dark green and I am getting spotting/losing some leaves. I canged my PH to 6.6 to get me back into the "range" for CA/MG intake as I was at 6.4 entire grow. Possible issue? Pictures show the leaves in question
What is the ph of your water running out of the bottom of your pots when you water and what is the ph.. we know what is coming in, but not what is comming out once it goes thru all the soil... Peolle mentiin over watering a week ago. If you are still watering heavilly either you are still over watering or either you have flush some calmag out of it... Your ph coming in is right.. is the amount to much? And what is your ph and PPM coming out... If you ppm is under 600 and your ph is almost equal to your ph coming in.. then you should feed calmag and nutrient. Its either calmag been flush by you using to much watering..or over watering.. your next watering feed your plant with adequate nutrient and had mire cal mag without exceeding 1000 ppm roughly...
Mistakes were made and mayy only lose one plant. The other 8 plants are stacking up their cola sites very nicely. Live and learn as this was my first indoor grow. I wont be updating as often as they are not worth the time anymore (hah).
DrRelief_Leaf
