Help identifying condition
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Tigerpaws
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I hit them with sns217c and it seemed to have killed them then 3 days later I watered them with sns209. I have a whole arsenal of stuff.
Roger A. Shrubber
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they look like they could use a little more food, but back off on the N if you can with your system. starting to get some claw. got anything with PK and trace elements? maybe some humic/fulvic acid too
lookin nice otherwise
lookin nice otherwise
SPLFreak808
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That dont look like spider mite damage though? Russets maybe?
Roger A. Shrubber
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looks like leafminer damage, same solution for any of them, Capt. Jack's
Tigerpaws
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Hmmm I'm not sure what a russet is. I actually saw the little bastard. I clipped a leaf that had damage and looked under a scope. It appeared to be the two spotted one, however I bumped him over on his back and he was kicking 8 legs. He was translucent. After I sprayed them I looked around and didn't see any movement but saw lots of eggs. 3 days later I saw a translucent one with no spots. Newly hatched maybe? I bought some Avid. I think I'm gonna spray them with that tonight before they get too far along in flower. I read that its safe at this stage.
Tigerpaws
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I use Dyna gro nutes. My first grow I used grow 7-9-5 and bloom 3-12-6. This time everyone says to use Foilage pro 9-3-6 throughout. I'm really confused as to what I should be using. Some say they never go over 400 ppm. Some say they go to 1200ppm. I have the whole DG lineup and not a clue as to how I should be using it.
Roger A. Shrubber
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a good rule of thumb with most nutes is start off half strength, and work from there. its also dependant on the strain you're growing, i've had a lemon kush, a jack herer, and a sour diesel growing at the same time and had to feed them all different strength, the sour d took 900 ppm, jack would burn at 900 and only took 800, lemon kush only wanted about 650 before tips started to fry. also are those people talking about ppm using the same medium you are? soil and coco take less ppm than hydro, you can run over 1k ppm in hydro most of the time. over 1k ppm consistently in soil or coco will fry your shit like an egg
A.K.A. Overgrowem
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Just throwing this out for what it's worth. I'm a ppm creeper upper. I don't push the plant to take the max ppms. It's more like: little bigger, little older plant can take more ppms than last feeding. By the time my plant is 9 or so weeks old (5 weeks veg.10 days stretch, 2 weeks flower, I'm usually at 900 ppm or above, using Jungle Juice, without burn.
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A.K.A. Overgrowem
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I had some of the villains shown in the pic. once. I couldn't see what they were with my weak magnifier (they are tiny). I'm pretty sure they were not mites He will be in the trench he has eaten. I put a small piece of wood under the leaf, heated a needle with my lighter, laid it in the trenchs and it fried all of them.
A.K.A. Overgrowem
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2 weeks into flower? If that's 2 weeks after flip it's time for bloom newts, cutting N.. If it's 2 weeks into actual flower, and no bloom newts. yet, Paws is late.
Tigerpaws
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I'm in coco now. DTW. My first grow was in soil and I did burn em pretty bad by using the recommend dose on the bottle feeding every water every 3 days. Now I'm trying coco and have been reading about just using Foilage pro the whole way through. Do you think It would be good to just use this feeding chart at 1/4 strength with a drip feed to runoff once or twice per day?
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Tigerpaws
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I flipped the lights on the 18th. So i guess 2 weeks tomorrow.
