mudballs
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Im sorry i couldnt resist, thats fkn hilarious
Edit:im not talking about a plant
yellowing veins
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Hah , I don't know how i missed that!
LeastExpectedGrower
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Fully yellowed leaves I'd remove. I'm not sure that you're not throwing the baby out with the bathwater though in terms of harvesting right now.
You're growing autoflower plants that want way less EC/PPM in general. Like 1/4th to 1/2 of the feeding PPM/EC but you're also in hot soil. My first run of autos, which I just finished running I couldn't push past 650 ppm (1.3 EC) without getting burnt.
You're growing autoflower plants that want way less EC/PPM in general. Like 1/4th to 1/2 of the feeding PPM/EC but you're also in hot soil. My first run of autos, which I just finished running I couldn't push past 650 ppm (1.3 EC) without getting burnt.
mudballs
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What genetics (strain) is this?
Its supposed to be blueberry.
LeastExpectedGrower
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I just ran an auto blueberry, tangerine dream & a couple northern lights...the blueberry was the most sensitive to everything.
mudballs
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By who? Im not trying to offend, i swear im not, but that has way too high leaf to calyx ratio. I wouldnt even let that finish in my garden. Grab some new seeds for next run from another breeder.
As for ur existing problem and ur desire to stop it from happening again, my advice would be...u started feeding too early, plant was too small to handle what it was fed (existing soil+feeding). Wait to feed next time.
Not offended. I think it was from growers choice in California. I'm not going though them again . Any suggestions on breeder/seed bank?
mudballs
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What do you like? Heavy body high? Racey 'lets go do something' stone?
I looked briefly at growers choice, idk who they got that BB from, yikes. So we shouldnt hold that leafy thing against them, maybe they have fire in that store somewhere.
Good genetics are expensive, god do i know that, but ive learned the months we put into this means a $30 seed is cheap.
Id like both actually(sativa and indica )
LeastExpectedGrower
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Consider getting out from under doing Autos...they're doable but generally a bit fussy about things.
mudballs
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Idk, anything but that rat tailed thing again lol.
mudballs
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What the heck is supersoil concentrate?
Amazon.com : Super Soil Organic Concentrate : Patio, Lawn & Garden I don't know if it really works. That's why I'm asking
mudballs
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Yeah thats legit tactic. Super strong stuff at bottom of pot. I think you can accomplish the same for less but nothing is free, which to get that same stuff for less means youd spend weeks learning, buying, mixing, just to have ur own supply of concentrated soil on standby at a cost basis less than $42 +shipping. So yeah if you follow their directions, go for it
mtnman2016
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Sure looks underfed to me but at this point I wouldn't worry too much, just try to correct it best you can. Even if the sugar leaves turn brown you'll just loose the trim for oil and whatnot plus the buds will look odd with the brown pieces after trim. I had plants last year that looked way worse and the buds were fine (powdery mildew though). Now if all the leaves are brown that can be a problem since they wouldn't have any way of surviving.
Google marijuana-deficiency-chart-jorge-cervantes as well as marijuana-deficiency-chart-2. These are my goto for plant issues and have served me well.
Google marijuana-deficiency-chart-jorge-cervantes as well as marijuana-deficiency-chart-2. These are my goto for plant issues and have served me well.