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Leaves problem

Abacusstarted grow question 2 years ago

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Week 13

Leaves. Color - Yellow

gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago

Hey man. So tbh with you. This 1 has me stumped. I don't think it's mag though. In week 11 I can see your plant is clawing like mad. And I see you are using 1 core nutrient. If I had to give an answer I'd say you are experiencing a multi def thing going on there all stemming from nutrient lock. As that nutrient is locked out and it's only 1 core nutrient you plant is finding it hard to take up stuff and yeah it's just in limbo. Tbh with you. I've never seen growth go from the way it was week 11 to that. Which by looking is a few weeks apart from the healthy (but clawing) looking plant. You can see it clawing and if you didn't fix the problem from there your plant was throw into nute lock and without seeing past pics and how she came about like that. All I can say is if you have an all in 1 nutrient and it's not working but does for others you are in nutrient lock. I'm sorry there's not much more to it. But I would consider restarting her diet and add some a calmag after you cut your feed for a few days and give water. And restart on half of what you are giving her now. And I'd cut the silica now it's done its job. Let your plant focus on the kick start. I don't think she's near her end of life to look like that. But yeah. Leave her for a few days on what you have given and half it on the restart. Good luck.

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Abacusanswered grow question 2 years ago

I have a basement, but I can only use with close jars, for control the smell.. I already both some boveda 58%rh, if can help..

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m0useanswered grow question 2 years ago

The style of AC unit you are speaking of increase humidity in the air.They are only effective in cooling when RH is below a specific threshold. In essence its blowing room temp air over ice blocks and lowering its temp, in the process the ice melts and some evaporates as moisture, in a dryer environments it evaporates faster, and in humid ones it does jack all. Your better off not using it if you cant keep your RH in check, but if you can keep RH stable, then go nuts. Good Luck!

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crimsonechoanswered grow question 2 years ago

so you dont have an ac but an evaporative cooler basically. ok that doesnt work well for drying purposes. just google fridge drying cannabis then. you can see long threads over several forums and i like the one they got on rollitup.org but there are several other methods and threads over other forums. drying in a fridge supposedly creates superior quality because it keeps terpenes intact so a better smelling higher quality bud is the end game with fridge drying. read up on the subject and you may feel like it is a suitable technique for you. as long as you can manage the rh inside, you can probably dry succesfully in a fridge even just by opening the door of the fridge to let the humid air out when the rh inside the fridge hits 70% and repeating that process until it hits a stable 65-68% reading over 14 days or so. so give it a quick look over and you may decide to do it or not. your call.

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gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago

OOOO. Sorry. Yeah I'm just throwing out things for you. As I said work with what you got. The fridge idea I'm taking from some1 else personally I haven't done it but if you want to dry proper and can't get lower then 25c then yeah. But if your mini AC unit works for you yeah. Whatever you got. Anyways good luck.

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Abacusanswered grow question 2 years ago

Ok dry it in fridge seems desperate. And I’ll need a full tutorial.. but you are misunderstanding what I mean for mini portable Ac. Is the cube that cool down air with iced water.. so basically near to nothing.. I’m in a condominium, so out of my main door is all too near, and risky, to other people..

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crimsonechoanswered grow question 2 years ago

oh i misunderstood your post and posted this reply: “your quality will decrease with high temps but its not worth risking mold at this very end of a long journey so just ride it out with plain water is my 2 cents and correct your feeding regimen in the next run. its too late to correct anything anyway.” sorry i thought you were saying that if you have decreased your temps in the tent your rh was gonna go over 60% in the tent and thats mold territory. so you can use your ac for drying because 60% is fine for drying. also there is fridge drying option which some growers swear by. as i see it you’re not gonna get massive amount of buds there and i really think fridge drying could help you but you shouldnt use a no-frost fridge for that you should use a fridge with no compressor to reduce humidity inside the fridge and control the humidity with an independent dehumidifier unit yourself. so its an investment and a learning curve. so if you have the portable ac already build a box or use a big cardboard box or your tent with the exhaust fan off to dry inside with the ac on. you can use a timer or humidity sensor to turn on and off your exhaust fan when necessary but ac can pull humidity out of the air by itself so you may not need it at all. keep it cold and around 60% and its gonna be golden.

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crimsonechoanswered grow question 2 years ago

haha gottagrowsometime did you just suggest fridge drying, oh stop you’re gonna make me cry, just a week ago you were so against it when i introduced that technique to you. tears, seriously tears :)

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gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago

A mini portable AC unit will cost you.. what 10 days drying at 1kwh an hour. Will be more expensive to dry it than grow it. Even if you get a low AC unit Itll still draw a ton of power.

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gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago

Try your attic???? My attic is usually the coldest place in my house. I'm getting ppl in to do it up and put stairs in for a drying room. Anything below 25c is doable. A stone shed, something like that. Or you can break it down some get a fridge strip her. A wine cooler or something if you have 1 at home. You can fridge dry. You'll have to break your plant down. Leave all the growth on her and hang up on the racks node by node if you can only take up a rack or 2. You don't have to dry it all like that. But just a few ideas. We gotta work with what we got. Good luck hope u figure it out and welcome to the community man.

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Abacusanswered grow question 2 years ago

I will try with my mini portable AC, that I’m using now with light on.. but with light off there is the risk to go over 60% RH

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Abacusanswered grow question 2 years ago

I can’t decrease temperature.. I have to finish this grow with this weather… the REAL problem will be drying.. I’ll have 28/29° Unless summer will temporary stopped 😅

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crimsonechoanswered grow question 2 years ago

you are feeding the max recommended amount for that terra max which is too hot for an auto to begin with. give straight water from now on as they are close to finishing already.

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gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 2 years ago

Yeah. Don't flush just cut your feed you are very close to the end. But that isn't fade or end of life. I don't see any foxtailing or anything and there's no normal fade. There def spots. But you brought most of her through it well. You can let her finish up her last feed for this week don't hard flush there's no point at this stage if you are leaving her for another week or 2 and just let her finish up with what she has. You want to be a week or 2 of silica before harvesting. Good luck.

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Chow_13answered grow question 2 years ago

Oh and if you can drop your temps to 25C that will help out a lot.

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Abacusanswered grow question 2 years ago

I decide to start flush (so only water till the end) for left one.. probably one more week of ferti, for other one.

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Abacusanswered grow question 2 years ago

I Darin something like 8l, what should I do now?

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Chow_13answered grow question 2 years ago

She is starting to reach the end of her cycle so she is eating less. But your still feeding the same. Cut your nutrients in half. If you have and EC/PPM pen then you can test the water going in and water coming out, It will most likely show you that she has been over fed.

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GreenOrganicGermanyanswered grow question 2 years ago

Das schaut nach einem Magnesiumproblem aus🤔 Wie ist denn dein PH Wert vom Abfluss, ist ausreichend Abfluss vorhanden ? 6.7 ist für Erde ein wenig hoch, Perfekt liegt der Wert zwischen 6.2 und 6.5 Ein tatsächlicher Magnesiummangel ist auf Erde eher selten. Meist ist es ein PH problem 🤔

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