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Getupandgrow
Getupandgrowstarted grow question 4 years ago
Hey guys what does this look like is going on with sugar leaves is it deficiency or toxicity by the looks of it? Possibly light burn?
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
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Burmese
Burmeseanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hi there,Plants are less defensive during flowering stage and they are using all the energies for bud production.They will show heat stress( mostly if temp is above 25C or intense heat at buds,hot spot heat stress)and leaves discoloration(may be different from strain to strain.As long as I can keep my substrate pH in proper range and proper feed, I will not worry a bit about those discoloration).All I would do is making her as comfortable as I can until harvest and focus on buds for pests, mold or rot.Happy growing... ✌️
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 4 years ago
To me it looks like nitrogen starvation, with the beginnings of fungal attack (black blotches on the leaves). I would be feeding her a combination at half strength of both a mixture of "grow" nutrients and "flower" nutrients, being mindful of the need to keep humidity levels as low as possible. I would also be removing any yellowing leaves with black blotches too. Whatever you do, do not leave the pruned leaves in your grow tent, this will just accelerate the potential for fungal growth and/or mould to grow. Remove all pruned leaves right away from your grow area and wash your hands or wear gloves when pruning and either wash your hands or replace the gloves when moving onto a new plant to prune. This will slow cross contamination. Once your plants pick up and are producing healthier and greener new leaves, you can go back to giving them just plain "flower" nutrients. This won't take long, maybe a week to ten days or 3-4 applications of the "grow" and "flower" combination of fertilizers. Hope this helps... Organoman.
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