Early harvest?

Bernie420

Bernie420

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AndromedaM31 said:
And keep adding the opposite of what I did last time?
What do you mean?
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You add ph up go to far the opposite of that is ph down. You add ph down and it goes to far the opposite of that is ph up. You dont wnat to keep correcting yourself because you didnt do it slowly and just add one thing to get the ph to swing one way.
 
AndromedaM31

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Bernie420 said:
You add ph up go to far the opposite of that is ph down. You add ph down and it goes to far the opposite of that is ph up. You dont wnat to keep correcting yourself because you didnt do it slowly and just add one thing to get the ph to swing one way.
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Well my ph meter is broke now so I'm stuck without one for the next couple weeks.
But while it was working im pretty sure all of my readings were correct. I calibrated it often, and tested it after the first time of getting those readings because I tho8gut it was unusual.
Using Alaskan naturals bloom, I believe it's called.
Oh and yeah I never have gone back and forth with ph up and down.
I've always done it slowly, and the 2 times I put too much I just dumped it out and restarted. The fewer the chemicals the better in my opinion
 
shawnery

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Recovery at this point won't happen the best you can hope for is that it stops spreading.

What do your trichs look like?
 
AndromedaM31

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Well yeah I understand that it wont truly recover. I meant recover as in, stop spreading enough to allow it to make it till harvest. I'm really hoping. I think it may have just started slowing down today, but it's also hard to tell with so much damage done already.
Starting to get milky, but still a lot of clear.
Still probably a little over a week till they're all opaque
 
AndromedaM31

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5 weeks bloom today
Man the buds were just starting to put a lot of mass on and then this hit em, they've mostly stopped right in their tracks. I hope this flushing today will turn things around quickly
 
Aladdin.khalifa

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Hello,

I may very well be a nutrient lockout. In you case I would water profusely with a much milder nutrient solution and some milk.
I don't have to chop now even if the plants look bad.
As long as the sugar leaves aren't dying, you can keep going!! :cool:
 
AndromedaM31

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Well I flushed the best I could yesterday
It's difficult flushing a scrog set up, but im hoping it did the trick.
They're starting to display other deficiencies now, yellowing some lower leafs.
3 more weeks till I get to the minimum harvest time
 
shawnery

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Are you flushing with just water and how manu times have you flushed it with straight water since 3 days ago?
 
Bernie420

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AndromedaM31 said:
Well I flushed the best I could yesterday
It's difficult flushing a scrog set up, but im hoping it did the trick.
They're starting to display other deficiencies now, yellowing some lower leafs.
3 more weeks till I get to the minimum harvest time
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Did you re nute these, did you get the microbes?
 
AndromedaM31

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Flushed with plain water 1 time.
And watered 1 time with plain water no nutes.
It's starting to affect the tips of some sugar leafs and I think it's even affecting the tips of some of the calyx
 
AndromedaM31

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Ahh I guess I'll keep pushing it.
They might be recovering a bit. Today I opened it up to it smelling wayyyy stronger than ever. So maybe that means its putting energy back into producing terpenes and all that guud stuf
 
AndromedaM31

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Aladdin.khalifa said:
Hello,

I may very well be a nutrient lockout. In you case I would water profusely with a much milder nutrient solution and some milk.
I don't have to chop now even if the plants look bad.
As long as the sugar leaves aren't dying, you can keep going!! :cool:
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So now that tips of the sugar leafs are starting to die, should I harvest the worst plant?
I want them to have as much time as possible, but dont want them to ruin
 
shawnery

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Can you get a close up of a nug in natural lighting? That way we can look at the trichomes to really have a good idea where to go from here.

If they're ready who gives a shit but if they haven't even turned one trich cloudy then that's a different story.
 
Bernie420

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You stated that you flushed on Friday didnt mention that you added nutes. then you post this =

Flushed with plain water 1 time. This was friday from your posts
And watered 1 time with plain water no nutes. This was saturday from you posts

so under fed and over watered is the picture im getting.

Read up on what microbes do. Already mentioned what I think you should of done.

The alaskan nute is that the only nutes you used or was there a different nute you used in veg cuz the bloom is a 0/3/2 which would be good for week four to the end. Where is the nitrogen source even in bloom they need a little nitrogen not like in veg though. I suggest going on youtube and search harley smith if you want to learn about nutrients in general.
 
MrPuffTuff

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Bernie420 said:
I suggest going on youtube and search harley smith if you want to learn about nutrients in general.
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Harley is the man. Such a passion for gardening and sharing his knowledge. Pretty sure he is still doing the live online classes, but all of the existing content on youtube is great as well.
 
AndromedaM31

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Well I had to early harvest. Turned out pretty good, but definitely could be much better if made till full maturity.
The trim is insanely potent for trim.
Made some butter, and was just tasting it yesterday morning to make sure i didnt burn it. And I never knew it was possible to get something so potent... right before work. Literally have never been so baked in my life. Let's just say work didnt go over very well. This butter is dangerous..
I used about 3oz of sugar leaf trim, and small buds, for 6tbsp of butter
 
Thundercat

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AndromedaM31 said:
Well I had to early harvest. Turned out pretty good, but definitely could be much better if made till full maturity.
The trim is insanely potent for trim.
Made some butter, and was just tasting it yesterday morning to make sure i didnt burn it. And I never knew it was possible to get something so potent... right before work. Literally have never been so baked in my life. Let's just say work didnt go over very well. This butter is dangerous..
I used about 3oz of sugar leaf trim, and small buds, for 6tbsp of butter
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Its funny I was just wondering this morning what ever happened with all of this.

Sorry you had to take things early, hopefully it was a good learning process.

Why did you use all that trim and bud and only make 6 tbsp or butter thats not even a whole stick???? I guarantee you couldn't extract all the good stuff into such a small amount of butter. I'm glad its good and potent for you though.
 
shawnery

shawnery

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Are you positive there is a maximum amount of thc that can be absobed into the butter and that amount is what he stated? I'm not doubting you I'm actually very interested in making the strongest product with the least amount of calories or fat. I have a hard time with my weight so calorie smart choisec are important.

Op,

Glad everything turned out as well as could be expected or better it sounds.
 
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