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Germaican
Germaicanstarted grow question 7 months ago
I am a bit lost on what is going on. I know that: - ruffed her up a bit from tucking and ScrOG. - she had some light stress, because i am unsure about height and strenght. - maybe a bit too much nutes, tipps Could you please rate this plant and give me some advice ?
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
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LSchnabel
LSchnabelanswered grow question 7 months ago
Looks like the plant is doing well expect you may have experienced a slight dry back in your medium that is causing the tips to slightly burn. What happens is there is a balance of salt and water in your plant. When the plant runs out of water or is low in water, the furthest point away from the source of water are effected because they now have too little water compared to salt. Thus creating a burn on the tip because it’s the furthest part away. Often times this is also the start of a more serious event of over feeding in which there is now too much salt in the plant that the slightest bit of dryness will cause burning to happen. Also, some growers ride this razor edge of burnt tips knowing they are feeding the absolute most the plant can handle without having more serious issues. As long as you are seeing just burnt tips, this is fine. But if it progresses further then your doing more harm then good. My suggesting is possibly cut back by about 10% on the nutrients next round and feed enough to have roughly 20-30% run off out the bottom. This will rinse out any extra salts in the medium while still feeding the plant pretty well. I hope this helps.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 7 months ago
Plats are not looking to bad, good work on em, Give em time to recover form the SCROGing and make sure your getting some runoff with the feeds or the buildup with occur and fuck em over. I also noticed in week 6 you sprayed them with something. the leaves are all wet. Do not do this in flower and when lights are on. Best to feed via a roots as that what they do best. only the underside of the leaves can take things in via foliar feeding and even then its not at a great efficiency. Feed via the roots. Good Luck!
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AutoflowersSucK
AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question 7 months ago
Touch nutrient burn but it's juuuust the early stage of it with yellow tips. Looks sativa dominant, or 100% Sativa. Not sure of what strain that is but you don't typically see a sativa scrogged. They aren't all that branchy generally. They grow like a christmas tree. For flowering you need around 900 to 1000 ppfd. You can download an app on your phone called PPFD Meter and use it to measure the light at the canopy. You want to select the ppfd / DLI choice, and then hold your phone face up beside a top around the center of your garden and see what the number is. Between 900 and 1000 is what you want. If it's more then you need to dim your light or raise it up. If below 900, then increase the dimmer or lower the light till you reach between 900 and 1000 PPFD.
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