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Seguimos utilizando los mismos productos que la semana pasada, solo que esta vez aumentando el EC a 1,2.
Hoy 26 de febrero lavamos las raíces. Yo creo que tal vez estaban con un bloqueo de nutrientes, no se ve como si estuvieran sobre fertilzidas porque creo que las hojas estarían más de un color verde oscuro y duras, como cuando parecen casi de plásticos. Ahora las hojas están como caídas, con esas puntas amarillas, lo cual me preocupa. Espero que con el lavado de raíces vaya mejor.
No hemos podido controlar bien la temperatura y ha llegado a 26 durante algunas horas, podría la temperatura causar este efecto en las plantas?
Gracias por leer y cualquier concejo es bienvenido 💚
I see this today, i hope that it's a she and not a he :/ what do you think? I only see a few of polen sacs and nothing more weird for a female plant but this on the top of the bud is rare. If she is a he, what should i do? Is this over development of the buds?
You got nanners. Sometimes they're sterile so you have nothing to worry about, but in most cases, you have to kill the plant or try to remove them WITHOUT BREAKING THEM!
If they just popped up this week, you may be okay but if they've been around for a week or two, then strongly consider removing the plant. Looks like you're still a few weeks from harvest, so it's very risky to try and finish her.
Light stress will often cause nanners late in flower...
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