Aussieaceae
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That image has put my right off trying mushrooms
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JimyTheCook
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This green crack is miles ahead of the rest of the girls. Still long ways to go but im liking wat there puttin out
Rewerb
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Could someone please help me diagnose this deficiency:
It's obviously in its early stages & has appeared on a couple of the bush girls (unsurprising, since they're in poor soil).
I've got yellowing on a few lowers, but that doesn't surprise me & I've just removed them, but this is higher up.
No images I've researched look like this. I'm sure I've seen this question asked & answered before, but the solution escapes me right now.
Feedback please?
It's obviously in its early stages & has appeared on a couple of the bush girls (unsurprising, since they're in poor soil).
I've got yellowing on a few lowers, but that doesn't surprise me & I've just removed them, but this is higher up.
No images I've researched look like this. I'm sure I've seen this question asked & answered before, but the solution escapes me right now.
Feedback please?
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Lucky Luke
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no idea, not something ive seen.
2easy
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To be fair im not the one to ask about it but i think it is not recommended because of higher risk of harmonic distortion the longer the cable is. That said i doubt companies would be putting them out id thwy didnt work and ypu have one and it works so not recommended and cant be done are two very different things.
I do shit all the time that is not recommended lol
But either way it most definitely would require a significant upgrade to the wiring which im not going to bother with
2easy
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White Leaf septoria?
My only other guess would be water droplets magnifying direct sunlight
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JimyTheCook
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Note to self: Stop going to the shops after being amongst the plants ya stink of dope ffs..
Rewerb
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Good call & a possibility, but definitely not going brown & not spreading throughout all the plants (just a couple), which would suggest a deficiency, rather than a systemic problem.
That's why I was heading towards a deficiency, rather than an infection.
reza92
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maybe nitrogen deficiency is starting to cause other lockout problems. How pale is the rest of the plant?
OzyM8
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Haha, you don’t want to be thinking of that image when you try them. Micro dosing is definitely the way first time.That image has put my right off trying mushrooms
OzyM8
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That’s funny as m8. Got me in stitches
Rewerb
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Never tried them.... but I've never been afraid of trying new & uncharted life experiences:
Cicadiar Rhyhon
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Yeah look a t
Yeah look at the handle of the scissors they fkd up and forgot to remove the Photoshop colour change from the snips handle lol
OzyM8
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I’ve not seen a deficiency or a bug that would cause that, weird!
I’m thinking an infection. Or what 2easy said re water. Keep an eye on it and see if it does spread.
Now combining that and shrooming would be an experience!
Cicadiar Rhyhon
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Sulphur maybe?
JimyTheCook
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That would be absolutely bonkas
Rewerb
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Trust me, mate. No chemicals needed. Of all the drugs I've tried, Adrenaline is without doubt, the best of the lot.
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Hydro4life
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Yea strange, leaf looks very pale, yet has slight tip burn. Ph issue maybe?
OzyM8
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Yep, right up my kind of bonkas.
Edit: Although I’d probably want to do it buddy. Knowing me I’d be lost in the experience too much and forget to pull the chute.
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