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IceeTea31
IceeTea31started grow question 8 months ago
What is the issue? do they need calmag or should i flush them? if i should flush them what ph should this water have?
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
Leaves. Color - Yellow
Leaves. Color - Dark-brown
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 8 months ago
This is a mixture I believe of overwatering and improper feed. Autos grow much better in a lighter substrate. If overwatering is a issue for you I suggest doing coco/perlite grows. You can only overwater if you let it sit in run off. It works best wet always and a 5.8 ph in and out in run off can do the whole grow. Plants will get much larger. Down side is it is more maintaining, more nutrients used, more time with plant. Upside is QP, Half lb or more yields on autos if the environment is decent, and good lst.
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Krisis
Krisisanswered grow question 8 months ago
Okay after looking at your diary, I would agree with most of what numbers said, other than I’m confused about lack of nitrogen-because I was going to comment that the feed ratio was off with too much grow over bloom nutes. Was also going to say I think there’s probably some overwatering and roots issues due to that soil being so thick and heavy. You can see it’s all cracked apart in places in some pictures. I definitely wouldn’t flush this because it would just make the soil even more wet and heavy right now
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001100010010011110answered grow question 8 months ago
i kinda skipped topics in that first paragraph -- the "it has a long trunk" refers to the plant in the back.
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001100010010011110
001100010010011110answered grow question 8 months ago
Probably needs a bit more N. The plant in back looks liek it has had way too much light - the nodes are too tight. The front plant is really small relative to the weeks in diary... it has a long trunk so it had too little early and too much recently -- things to avoid next time if you took good notes. ramp up a bit sooner, but don't go gas it so much. The length of stem that develops between nodes is your guide. you are using "regular flowering potting soil"? it's always a guess how you need to supplement a soil as time goes by. In week five i can see the start of nitrigen deficiency -- paling from tip-in and starting at bottom of the plant. This one looks fairly obvious. Again, keep soem notes about when this stuff starts to happen. If you use the same products next time, you know to amp up N a bit earlier. i woulndn't LST so extremely with autos unless height is an extreme concern. You may have slowed the plant down which is a reason for concern for autoflowers. back to substrate.. look slike it has zero drainage properties. This is also contributing to your small plants. If soil, use 1:1 with perlite or similar amendment. Thise gives a more optimal water:air mixture in the substrate for the roots. With coco coir, 2parts coco 1 part perlite. the premix 70/30 stuff is good enough too. Being a little off on this istuff is no big deal, but your soil looks virtually devoid of anything that helps drainage/aeration.
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Krisis
Krisisanswered grow question 8 months ago
This isn’t looking like a calmag related issue to me. I’m going to go look at your diary
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