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SkunkleDamo
SkunkleDamostarted grow question 4 months ago
This is an auto in its seventh week since seed. Why does it look like this all new growth is lime green and I know it's normal when sta4ing to flower but she looks sad and not herself. I have dimmed the light a bit as she has grown but even bottom tips are the same.
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Scipio
Scipioanswered grow question 4 months ago
a uniform lightening of color around the flower sites is normal for the start of flower as far as i know. it has to do with the plant changing the way it distributes nutrients as it prepares for flowering. it can also be caused by sulfur deficiency, but i don't believe that is the case here.
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SkunkleDamo
SkunkleDamoanswered grow question 4 months ago
Well. I use ph perfect nutes and I do check pH so I'm confident it isn't that. But... I did think light and maybe wind but it is consistently all over the plant. I can't move my light any further so I did dim it some more and today I think she is maybe better. The leaves are praying a bit more. @AsNoiu would it affect the whole plant like this if it was light? I would have thought it would be at the top only. I have been feeding at half strength and bumped it up to 75% as it also looked hungry I felt. Thankyou all kindly
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question 4 months ago
Too cold , direct wind or overwatering with a bit off ph. Fresh rapid grow is always lime green, in few days going into darker green, thats very normal. Top curl reminds overwatering a lot. Buts its coco, so only 3 options Wind damage Light too intense You way off with ph, by look would guess higher than should be. Low ph after few hours comes up with burn spots. Ph meters even most expensive brake or lie.
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Desmo
Desmoanswered grow question 4 months ago
Volgens mijn ervaring ziet de plant eruit alsof ze ofwel teveel water krijgt of last heeft van te lage temperatuur.Greetz
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