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Looks like my harelquin and dance world plants have nut lockout due to low ph. I have been using liquid dolimite lime for the past 4 days. The symptoms are not getting better. The cheap ph meter indicates a ph of 5. What's the best way to fix this?
Flush flush flush. Damage is done and leaves won't recover. But can stop it from spreading further. Use proper ph water till desired ph is in run off. Replacing any nutrition along the way. Always have a 20 percent run off and test ph of end part of run off. The run off washes salts out of soil which will spike your ph down if they build up. Chemicals used to grow leave salts behind. So have to keep pushing the old out when you add new. Good luck and happy growing
plants are in recovery from nute lockout.
Yield didn't look good but it is my first run. Hope to have a better go with the ethos okc and mass medical strain - chick magnet i have kicked off with.
after flushing because of a drop in ph, the plants have not come back to a happy place. The leaves are still a pale yellow, and the ph seems to be fluctuating on the low side. I think the living soils got hammered, trying to figure out how to bring it all back to life.
Might need to do another flush ☹️
had some trouble with ph and then needing to flush. This increased the humidity with already stressed plants. looks like one bud got botrytis. i cut it off the plant. should I cut my losses and harvest now or closely monitor and hope spores do not affect plants?
Unfortunately, you have a sativa dominant strain so your flower time should extend for 10+ weeks. Harvesting now would be a shame.
In your position, I would start by examining every single flower for sickness. Remove any that you're unsure about. Cut off fan leaves where the foliage is dense to increase airflow. Get a couple fans rolling to circulate as much air as possible. An inline fan would be a great addition if you don't have one. Direct the air out of the tent and open up a vent or two for the fresh air to pull in from. A nice, dry environment with fresh air is your best chance to save her.
due to circumstances I was not able to harvest early due to bud rot appearing. I came back home after leaving the girls on thier own and they appear to be stronger than ever.
recovered well from a bad turn of low ph.
so I'm going to risk it and keep a close eye on any signs of bud rot.
let the girls run.
the first signs of any more rot in going to have to pull them early.
wish me luck
harvested a little early due to another bud showing signs of rot.
about 2% trichomes turning amber, but her buds were starting to fatten with new growth. she could have gone another week or two.
had a taster of a bud I picked last week due to a lower area affected by rot. surprising amount of affect for what is a mild strain, very terpy in flavour with a great focus and creativity.
this feels like a good "get heaps of shit done" kind of weed.
I've found this article that explains what you have to do to clean your tent.
https://www.airoclean420.com/blog/tips/how-to-clean-a-grow-tent/
hope to be helpful
suffered from nute lockout due to low ph during flower.
the following week had botrytis on one large bud.
it reached the edge of the harvest window. the buds will be processed to make cbd oil for the family.
had to harvest early due to bud rot. will update when dried and a little cured.
buds are immature, light and fluffy but very sticky.
they are in a jar curing. probably won't sample for a few weeks.
@Polaskis, thanks.
despite having to pull my plants early due to botrytis and a mess of ph issues, I still had some buds that I'm now enjoying after some curing time
@BDar_medicine,i'd harvest early if i were you, it's too late in flower to use milk and water, dr.zymes solution could help but is not worldwide available.
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