303
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Pic 1 - transplant
Pic 3 - Def? Light bleach?
Pic 4 - Another view
Pic 5 - same plant cola
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Pic 3 - Def? Light bleach?
Pic 4 - Another view
Pic 5 - same plant cola
Dr. Greenhorn
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just give it 24 hrs of light then after a few weeks , it should revert back.then you can gradually cut back to 18 hrs light to save electricity. but this is just one of a few ways... this way works for me though. yeah man, that clone is looking kinda frosty.
Dr. Greenhorn
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by the way, floros is good for this sort of job. makes the nodes nice and tight. I actualy keep my floro light a little farther away than the normal just so it can stretch a little
303
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Little frost
Yeah the aerogarden is cool and everything, just every morning I have to reset it so the light doesn't go off, the longest light cycle is "basil" and its 17/7 light cycle, so as long as some point every 17 hours I reset it, kinda pain in the ass.
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Dr. Greenhorn
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not to keen on indoors to tell you the truth, read up alot on it though, just don't got the experience to be giving pointers on indoors. what I did with the aerogarden was set the light cycle for night time and then when the lights did shut off, it was during the day, so the natural daylight kept them in veg. for 24 hrs.. did I tell you I work on a budget?? LOL
Dr. Greenhorn
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but I wouldn't be worrying about the yellow leaves, especially if its the bottom ones.
303
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ahhhh clever..
Its middle upper section? Not too worried though plant looks beautiful!
Lennard
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Plant does look good bro... With your leave being yellow I wouldnt say its light bleaching, though I would only be guessing ive never encountered that problem. This has a good pic of light bleaching. It helped me with my def. Good luck buddy. http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688&page=1&pp=15
303
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Your right, thanks.. compare?
These pictures is what heat stress looks like.
Only way to fix this is to Move the lights away from the plant!
And get better ventalation, and or add more fans! Heat - If the lights are too close to the plant, the tops may be curled,
dry, and look burnt, mimicking a
nutrient problem. Your hand should not feel hot after a minute when you hold it at the top of the plants.
(Picture 1 and 2 Provided by Mosfed)
to mine
It was rather close to the light, what'd ya think?
Lennard
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I have to do that same thing.. I think my a/c is at about 68temps 84-86 when lights onat this point in this grow I'm not going to invest in anymore venting, I need a different reflector/hood/cool tube for next time. Everything else looking good though, turning ac down to 75 instead of 78? It usually drops a degree in the tent :X
somehow it turns off and gets the room to the low 80's lol. I would buy the heat stress. The yellowing is just a bit odd... Its central to that one leaf correct? How late into flower are those?
303
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Phosphate? I didn't measure the runoff last time, I will this time, I think they're due tonight. Nutrient/water mix ph'd at 6.0. Maybe up the nutrients a bit? Instead of 1 tsp big bloom, and 1 tsp of tiger bloom, increase to 2 tsp of each? Tiger Bloom 2 8 4. I think I'll up it to 2 tsp of tiger bloom and 1 tsp of big bloom? I honestly think they could go full strength but don't want to burn this at this point. Any guidance?Hey 303, just checking in.
Awww .. An FI clone for me? You shouldn't have!
looking ok. the uppers yellowing and crisping is a bit concerning. Could be heat but it could be P deficiency too. What is your runnoff PH?
Doog...Got any WB clones? I think I want to make a mother out of this current clone and SOG next grow using the mother. what'd ya think? You'll get one soon though
303
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Think maybe shes a little heat sensitive? Err we'll see, I hope to get some guidance here sometime today?Potassium? I didn't measure the runoff last time, I will this time, I think they're due tonight. Maybe up the nutrients a bit? Instead of 1 tsp big bloom, and 1 tsp of tiger bloom, increase to 2 tsp of each? Tiger Bloom 2 8 4. I think I'll up it to 2 tsp of tiger bloom and 1 tsp of big bloom? I honestly think they could go full strength but don't want to burn this at this point. Any guidance?
Doog...Got any WB clones? I think I want to make a mother out of this current clone and SOG next grow using the mother. what'd ya think? You'll get one soon though
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303
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I know each strain is different, but should I be flushing at this point? I'm on day 42.... My white widows are going to be a while I can tell because the FI's bud production and trichs are so much more advanced. Both the GF Kush and the FI look 'almost' ready. I haven't used molasses and haven't flushed, I read some shit from Panhead thats got my mind all confused if I should flush or not to flush. I don't think the nutes I'm giving it are supposed to leave any flavour. I am unsure why flush? Does Mollasses add girth to the buds? Or is it strictly a flovour thing. Its getting to that point and time for me to think of my options here. I'm going to take a little photo session here and upload in a sec, tell me what you think. And yeah I'll get one of those microscope things everyone's been telling me to get at radioshack....Day 37
Fed for the last time tonight. Flush starts next water. Bout 10-14 days left.
laserbrn
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The last line there is the important one. Check your trichomes and you'll know when to start flushing. You could've been using molasses all the way through flower so you may as well add that. As far as flushing you should start flushing when you see the first amber trichomes appearing. Then chop them down whenever you see fit based on the trichomes, not based on your desire to chop them down. Since this is your first time I would suggest chopping them down one at a time and let one go a week longer than the other, then another go another week so that you can really see the difference between different harvest times.