Dutch Passion Feminized Blueberry - Pictures

JayDoe71

JayDoe71

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Hey Guys,

As I've mentioned before my plants always have a way of yellowing and dying before their time.

These girls are only three weeks into 12/12 and the plant is dying off prematurely from the bottom up!! My ph is around 7, which should be ideal for soil.

I've always been light on the nutes, and I was beginning to believe that was my problem. I fed these girls 1600 ppm's three waterings ago and they're still yellowing and dying

Is it a deficency, mold, bugs? Please Help!!!
 

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drumbum3218

drumbum3218

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Please take what I have to say with a grain of salt, but I would flush the plants with lots and lots of dechlorinated water. Just flush them with a bunch of water one time and wait till the top 1/4 inch of soil is dry untill you water them again the next time. I have heard that ductchpassion's blueberry is very nutrient sensitive, and also sensitive to being dried out, so don't wait too long to water again. But also don't keep your soil soggy . And I would dilute w/e I gave them, more diluted than recommended. The first plant I grew I used potting soil and just watered it. I just let the plant absorb all the nutrients from the soil before I starting feeding it nutes. My first plant grew for 6 weeks off of just soil and water, until it needed fed water-soluble nutes. I just wanted to share that, hope it helps
 
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cruzer101

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Hi Jay,

I just found your journal. I am considering the same strain so I am doing some research. Anyway, I noticed you have had the same problem for a while now and thought I would mention I had a similar problem for my first 4 grows.

Now I am a hydro guy and those grows were in rockwool/hydroton but the same thing was happening until I tried calmag. Now all leaf is a healthy green all the way into week 6 of flower. You may want to flush and add calmag to your soup.

While I am here I found something new that is worth mentioning. Hammerhead. Google it.

Good Luck man
 
JayDoe71

JayDoe71

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Hey guys check out my new scope. It's viewed on your laptop via usb cable. I paid like $50 for it. This should make harvest easier!!

This is a small (very small) leaf cut from an upper bud. The Blueberry is 37 days on 12/12. Do I see amber!?!?! Please advise

PS - the scope:

http://www.celestron.com/c3/product.php?CatID=81&ProdID=557
 

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JayDoe71

JayDoe71

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Hey Guys, BUMP BUMP

Sure could use some help regarding previous post.. Check out the last pic from the left. Just from looking at the Tri's, doesn't this look done?

These girls vegged for at least two months, so they were very mature going into 12/12. Their clones are still showing their sex after 4 weeks now under 18/6.

Blueberry is smelly!!

I don't intend on chopping this plant down at six weeks on 12/12, but I'll be dambed if that's not an amber Tri!!!

Sorry, no undate pics of the whole plant, my wife is away and she took the camera.
 
FreddieMercury

FreddieMercury

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cruzer101 said:
No, I just want fem seeds. They sound great. Is it Dutch Passion?
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hey man i just ordered some dp blueberry feminized and barneys farm lsd, cant wait to germinate those ladys,


and cruzer101 read the title of this thread and it will answer ur last 2 questions... :wall:
 
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