Flaming Pie's Bakery
- Thread starter Flaming Pie
- Start date
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
They seem better. Glad nothing serious happened. Vet diagnostics are expensive as fuck!
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
What is this? The outer edges of the plant look OK but then the inside top is asking for potassium and calcium.
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
I raised my light about 4-5 inches. It was cold in the tent last night. 64 at the root zone.
5 weeks in tomorrow. 4 more weeks to go... started to get worried. Look at the top down picture. Intense fading and calcium spotting plus inner fade on some with potassium spotting.
5 weeks in tomorrow. 4 more weeks to go... started to get worried. Look at the top down picture. Intense fading and calcium spotting plus inner fade on some with potassium spotting.
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
Side shot. I just went down and raised it a bit more. It was at about 12 inches before and now it is 20-24 inches away.
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
I would like to avoid feeding them synthetics because I want to be able to reuse the soil.
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
Any advice?
genuity
Well-Known Member
Not really much you can do...I'll definitely say the power of the light/heat,was making that part of the plants eat more.
Your 3rd run,in the same pot,same clone...amendments to the plants liking...then you will be set.
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
Sucks. I hope I still get some dense nug. I'm OK with losing some size/weight but I'm hoping it will still be dense.
Going to be up potting my clones tomorrow. Shit, that reminds me.. I need to clean my pots.
genuity
Well-Known Member
Yeah,first run is always on the low side....only thing I can recommend is,do not get to caught up in the whole...
This is not organic vs this is Organics.
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
What do you mean? About using synthetics?
I have some calimagic but I am scared I might hurt the microbes feeding my plant.
genuity
Well-Known Member
That's exactly what I'm talking about...that cal mag will not hurt/kill/diminish them...
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
awesome. I will go get a bottle then. My babies need calcium BAD.
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
I just want to have a harvest... dang... stressing for real.
I feel like they need a bit of everything. Not just calcium.
4 weeks out till harvest I kinda feel like I should just feed them something. I don't quite understand how they are out of calcium tho. I put a nice amount of azomite in.
Oregon Gardener
Well-Known Member
Just because something does not have a carbon molecule in does not make it poisonous or dangerous. Also, just to be politically correct synthetics prefer to be called carbon challenged. LoL
Attachments
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
Well... I have some maxigro left and some ph up.
I guess I will be feeding them next watering. Maybe .5 tsp. I guess I will do that.
Can't let them yellow like this so early. No bueno.
Can't afford to not have a harvest either.
Such a bummer because I was hoping to go full organic.
I guess I will be feeding them next watering. Maybe .5 tsp. I guess I will do that.
Can't let them yellow like this so early. No bueno.
Can't afford to not have a harvest either.
Such a bummer because I was hoping to go full organic.
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
I am not worried about hurting the plant. I am worried I will kill the microbes.
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
Had to set the heater up in the back room. Just one heater to keep the temperature between 67 and 69 at night.
I don't know why I was so stressed about the plants. I have read people use maxigro straight through flower because it is a 2-1-3 fert. It also has a good amount of calcium.
My soil ran out of nutrients for the microbes to draw from obviously. Perhaps a bit of over watering this past week while I was trying to figure out what was wrong.
Going to let them dry out real good and then give them .5tsp maxigro + 2ml ph up.
Thinking about mixing in another half cup into the two totes of Nute mix I have to raise it to 3 cups to 5 gallons.
I don't know why I was so stressed about the plants. I have read people use maxigro straight through flower because it is a 2-1-3 fert. It also has a good amount of calcium.
My soil ran out of nutrients for the microbes to draw from obviously. Perhaps a bit of over watering this past week while I was trying to figure out what was wrong.
Going to let them dry out real good and then give them .5tsp maxigro + 2ml ph up.
Thinking about mixing in another half cup into the two totes of Nute mix I have to raise it to 3 cups to 5 gallons.
Flaming Pie
Well-Known Member
4 cups / 7.5 gallon (cubicfoot)= .53 cups per gallon
2.5 cups/ 5 gallons (my mix) = .5 cups per gallon.
I think I'm good.
My mix of 1.75 lasted 6 weeks. 2 in Veg and 4 in flower before the nitrogen started to run low.
42% increase in mix will hopefully make the mix last 9 weeks. Which could mean I would get the nitrogen fade at 7 weeks.
That is the goal.
2.5 cups/ 5 gallons (my mix) = .5 cups per gallon.
I think I'm good.
My mix of 1.75 lasted 6 weeks. 2 in Veg and 4 in flower before the nitrogen started to run low.
42% increase in mix will hopefully make the mix last 9 weeks. Which could mean I would get the nitrogen fade at 7 weeks.
That is the goal.