Alwayslearnin
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Thanks to all of the feedback folks. I will take it as a good thing to have constructive as well as informative criticism .
For those who were interested in following my girls after heavy defoliation by a noob
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Alwayslearnin
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Can you tell me if thus looks like nute burn or some other deficiency. Its the first issue up till now. they havent been fed since the 6th. Should i just dry her out the flush with something like this? or just plain old water? She is the only one that has had issues! i almost think it may be a different strain than the others. I dont know why unless my buddy gave me someone elses clone.lol
NaturalFarmer
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Your plants are releasing the oxygen and excess CO2 at night through root respiration and they aren't going to need CO2 until the lights come on. Do you have any idea how much CO2 your room has when the lights come on?
In regards to the last pic you posted....cant see the leaf too well but have you checked for mites?
In regards to the last pic you posted....cant see the leaf too well but have you checked for mites?
Alwayslearnin
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Not much only gave them what a pilot light from a small propane heater.
Alwayslearnin
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This may help with diagnosis, and again its only the one, the others are doing just fine. i think it may even be a different strain. I chose La confidential nd blue dream cause they are great for first timers, great resilience and mildew&mold resistant. Also from what i have been told insects/pest dont like em either.the first two are obviously the problem plant the next two are just to show that they are not sufferin the same.
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Alwayslearnin
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Well its the end of week 3 of flowering 1 week after i defoliated here they are now, Im surprised they have started to bloom nicely dispite how ridiculous i got with the plucking But for those of you who are thinking i nade a huge mistake, pictures te worth a thousand words.
