Search results

Looks like root issues.

Another vote for soak over night then into a solo cup of damp soil. Any longer than over night and the root starts showing and I would rather it pop in the soil.

Yes.

Prior to using GreenCure I tried the milk thing. Was the worst thing I ever did! The rotten milk smell was horrible and cleaning the room while plants where in there sucked bawlz!

I have had pm I believe 5 times in the past ( over a year ago ). In order to NOT get powdery mildew you have to keep the humidity below 40% and always have air movement. I use a 16" pedestal fan mounted to the ceiling and a 24" wind tunnel on the floor so there are zero dead spots in my room. I...

Green Cure. http://www.greencure.net/ Worked every time I have had PM. mix it, spray it and put a bunch of fans on them until they are dry.

I use colored pipe cleaners to mark the branches that have been pollinated. Each color is a different strain. ;)

Could the fans be creating static electricity :dunce:

I'm giving some bacon a try. :mrgreen:

I'm no pro but all of my research points to possible Molybdenum Def. I have root bound many a plant and they always yellow starting at the bottom with no red. It's worth a read anyhow. Quote: Leaves will turn pale and have a fringed or scorched look. Their growth will also slow or look...

Sure looks like calcium def in my opinion.

Another vote for too much light! Can you take a picture without the purple light on?

I let my vegging plants grow into the flouro's before I raise them. Only once did I have an issue with them touching the bulbs. I used to read the forums for info, now I read them for fun! :lol: The best thing I ever did was purchase "Teaming with Microbes" and "Teaming with Nutrients". I...

Phosphorus locks out below 6.5 ph or if there is an excess of Iron, Potash, calcium or zinc.

Oh great!!! Now I'm going to have wires run around my room Lol. Time for yet another experiment! :hump: :clap:

At that ph you would be in danger of locking out Manganese and Iron. I would look at Manganese def symptoms as that looks similar. Just my opinion! :mrgreen:

It is very sad indeed! It took reading books and educational information not related to cannabis in order to learn how a plant and its roots work. Weed growers try too hard! Most also hang out on these forums reading. Google or Bing will get you more than enough info to grow a green plant...

You are correct. As for the east coast soil, you have to amend prior to using in order to fix the issue. Pouring ph'd water into soil wont change the soil ph it will only change the ph of the water coming back out. Soil less medium needs input since there is no buffering happening. My point...

Unfortunately if you are getting your horticultural info from a cannabis forum you are getting mostly BS. There are several growers on here who know what they are doing. You can usually tell who they are because the majority will be flipping them shit or they will give very vague answers due to...

What in the hell did you do to your plant? Or I should say why in the hell.... And keep working on your style, it needs the effort.