Jeffislovinlife
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Very cool and it sounds like you are doing the right thing and the best of luck in all of your endeavors
First time grower here, need some advice
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Should help fine tuning what is possibly the issue, I did try calmag yesterday as I wasn't sure if I was having a problem in that regards as well tbh, only added a slight amount, think it was 0.5 per litre I added, less on smaller plants and slightly more on the largest plants
I do have dehumidifier on constant drain, generally keeps the humidity down under 50 no problem but maybe that's drying out my leafs at the temps im running at, the leafs aren't perspiring at 50% humidity at higher temp, there trying to hold onto it instead, which stops nutrients been transported around the plant by what that calculator showed me
I'm generay around 77 area on temp
Jeffislovinlife
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Make sure that you keep me updated any new pics as always thank you for your time and the opportunity to learn more about growing
I will post some pictures later for you to see, and glad I could share something with you, that calculator will come in handy im sure it.
For what we are doing , we need it to be at 1.48 for ideal results ,
I just typed in different temps and humidity levels untill I found the closest or exact number, that then gives me a baseline of where to shoot to with my humidity levels, untill then all I knew was to have it under 50 but I've seen so many growers on utube who say they have it between 40 and 60 for humidity whilst flowering and I couldn't understand why they would have it over 50, now I know
its about temperature
Jeffislovinlife
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Well I know that I appreciate any information that can help me and I will say a lot of people so keep it up and again thank you
Hi Jeffislovinlife, I didnt post any pictures yesterday but heres a few i took today just after feeding , hope you are well buddy
Jeffislovinlife
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Hell yeah man looks nice and clean keep it up as always thank you for your time and the best wishes to you and your family
So heres a question for you, im just in week 7 now, so I have been looking up how to tell when they are ready for harvest and I keep seeing something about trichomes?
Do you have any tips you can share on this part? I'm at least 3 weeks from there but I like to be ready ahead of time, especially as I've read they can seed them selves if you let them go to long
Thanks jeff
Jeffislovinlife
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The best thing I can tell is to get a loop like this
but I'm old school there are some app that you can get what kinda high are you looking for out of your ladies let's see if I can get a better answer for you @Doug Dawson can do a better job at telling you about that as always thank you for your time and the best wishes to you and your family
but I'm old school there are some app that you can get what kinda high are you looking for out of your ladies let's see if I can get a better answer for you @Doug Dawson can do a better job at telling you about that as always thank you for your time and the best wishes to you and your family
Doug Dawson
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This is the USB microscope I use although I also use a jewelers loupe like Jeff.
Doug Dawson
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They are only around $20 and give you pics like this.
Thank you for your advice this is certainly an eye opener. From what the first picture shows is that the most of the white hairs (pistols?)have gone, do they recede into the bud when its nearly ready ? And then you look at the trichomes for how you want your high? That's pretty neat
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So I've noticed this on my leafs lol, im wondering what it is, any ideas?
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Jeffislovinlife
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Well I'm going with potassium but keep an eye on it as always thank you for your time and the best of luck
Jeffislovinlife
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Does it look like rust
Jeffislovinlife
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Rusty spots or are they white
They are rusty, not white
Doug Dawson
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Hey Bud, give this a read.
Rust Spots On Leaves During Flowering (The Causes And How To Fix Them)
Trying to figure out what rust spots on leaves during flowering indicate? You've probably read a bunch of wildly different explanations. Most are wrong. It is...
growlightinfo.com
Do you have the charts for identifying issues?
What is best solution for this, I read that too high ph can be the cause for this, and so is too much nitrogen and calcium, now I did give some calmag, which has both of those in it on the last feed, so that is a possibility