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Can anyone help me with the Mimosa Cake?

Cannachick13
Cannachick13started grow question 2 years ago
I’ve given her cal/mag and extra calcium with no improvement. Water is fine also!
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GrowingTranny
GrowingTrannyanswered grow question 2 years ago
High, your Pineapple express are just bad genetics. But the Mimosa Cake was looking great till 1-2 weeks ago. So till she reached the moment from late flowering where she needs a lot of potassium (K) and some magnesium and phosphorus (P) in smaller amounts. Now there are a lot of reasons why a plant can not absorb a nutrient and there are a lot of elements that block the absorption for others. But to make it simple you just want to start with a clean soil. In order to archive this you need to flush the soil. I will send you a link from the RQS website from an article where they show you how to flush with video, pictures and full explanation how to flush: https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-how-and-when-to-flush-marijuana-plants-n312 After the flushing you want to give nutrients with the right ratio. So a basic bloom nutrient together with Call-Mag and a P-Booster will be perfect till harvest. Goodluck and a happy and healthy 2023
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Growladyeastmidlands
Growladyeastmidlandsanswered grow question 2 years ago
@growinggran are you for real have you looked at the diary or just answered everything to win competitions
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
Forgive Growladyeastmidlands... I think she sees hermies in her sleep! Your diary doesn't tell us about the pH and I think this is probably the most critial thing to look at here... It also doesn't tell us what nutes you're giving and in what amounts... another critical piece of information missing... If you think this is a calcium issue (and obviously you do since you stress you're giving calmag and extra calcium), you need to know there are several causes of that which won't simply be fixed by dumping calmag into her.... one is a nitrogen lockout... if you have a nitrogen toxicity, that will prevent the plant from absorbing nutrients like calcium... but I don't know what you're feeding and in what amount - plants in flower need a lot less nitrogen than plants in veg... The other cause is a pH that is out of range... pH needs to be maintained between 6.0 and 6.5 for the plant to have access to the calcium being provided... If it's possible that you have a nitrogen toxicity, you will have to flush your plants with 3x the pot volume of pH'd water, let her dry and then give her 1/2 strength nutes for the first feed cutting back even more on any nitrogen rich nutes... if it's a pH problem, you need to get that fixed before the plant can uptake the calcium. I happen to think the problem isn't calcium but phosphorus - but the same thing that I've described above works here.. you just will need to fix any nitrogen toxicity and/or fix the pH and then give her good bloom nutes and a PK boost of some sort... most nute lines will offer this. Good luck...
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Growladyeastmidlands
Growladyeastmidlandsanswered grow question 2 years ago
The tall one looks like it's male or hermie if so it's probably pollinated the other one
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Growladyeastmidlands
Growladyeastmidlandsanswered grow question 2 years ago
I think that you have a pollinated plant looking at your diary the pictures aren't great but the other plant looks hermie or something if it is this one will be pollinated check for seeds in the buds
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TheFattyMcCoy
TheFattyMcCoyanswered grow question 2 years ago
Hey there, I see your in soil. Are you using organic inputs? Also big follow up question, if you are going organic, how much Humic/Fulvic acid are you using? Sounds like a nute lock, calcium lock issue. Humic acids will get things moving, maybe a little Aloe and coconut water to improve soil condition too. Let me know more and I can try to offer more exact solution. ❤️ The Fatty McCoy
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