Blessed2BeMe69
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does anyone know anything about growing this strain indoors ? im having issues with curling and dry leaves,,also some leaves have a purple color on leaves< as well as some yellow leaves on lower part of plant
Gorilla Glue # 4 problems
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a mongo frog
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From the pics you posted I would go back to basics. Keep it simple.
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Blessed2BeMe69
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Sorry I’m all new to this so please bare with me lol
PJ Diaz
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The pics are a start, but how about you tell us some things about your grow, such as plant medium, lights, nutrients, watering schedule, ph, temps, humidity, etc..
Lenin1917
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My gorrilla glues have been damn near problem free other than some light stress.
You in soil, hydro or coco? What's your ph when you water and what's your run off? Room temp and humidity. They like to eat, they like light and they like
moderate temperatures. These girls are 8 weeks in flower
You in soil, hydro or coco? What's your ph when you water and what's your run off? Room temp and humidity. They like to eat, they like light and they like
moderate temperatures. These girls are 8 weeks in flower
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PJ Diaz
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Is that from seed? It doesn't look like GG4 to me. In my experience GG4 doesn't like excessive nutes or light.
Blessed2BeMe69
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Does anyone know what this could be ? I found it this morning while checking on them. Thank you
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Dank Bongula
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pay attention...
Southernontariogrower
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Looks like thrips damage. Only a guess! Ph being too low will cause purple and yellowing too. Ph meters arent that reliable as l just found out. Maybe calibrate your ph meter?
PJ Diaz
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Sounds like you got it all figured out like a genius. smh
Dank Bongula
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I quoted your post asking for details on grow because OP has still yet to provide those. Pay attention meaning hey, still waiting for info...this info specifically. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Blessed2BeMe69
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I’m growing in Fox Farm Ocean Forest Soil,,also using Fox Farm Big Bloom and Grow Big..also Cal/Mag. Water every other day (a little if they need it before next watering, using rain water from day one and plant is 12 weeks ) Using Spider Farmer sf 7000 and Spider Farmer Sf 5000. PH is between 6.0 and 6.5 Humudity is 55-60 Temp is between 70-75 Always check PAR to make sure light isn’t to much or to little. Here is another leave I got from the same GG (clone, not seed)
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Hobbes
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"I’m growing in Fox Farm Ocean Forest Soil,,also using Fox Farm Big Bloom and Grow Big..also Cal/Mag."
You may be over feeding. Do you feed every watering? The pic on the left, above, looks like fertilizer burn on the left leaf.
How much of each do you put in a gallon of water?
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"Water every other day (a little if they need it before next watering, using rain water from day one and plant is 12 weeks )"
Flood your pot until water comes out the bottom, use the lift the pot method to gauge when to water again.
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"I’m growing in Fox Farm Ocean Forest Soil,,also using Fox Farm Big Bloom and Grow Big..also Cal/Mag."
You may be over feeding. Do you feed every watering? The pic on the left, above, looks like fertilizer burn on the left leaf.
How much of each do you put in a gallon of water?
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"Water every other day (a little if they need it before next watering, using rain water from day one and plant is 12 weeks )"
Flood your pot until water comes out the bottom, use the lift the pot method to gauge when to water again.
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Dank Bongula
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Full pic of the plant...watering every other day seems a bit much...how big are your pots?
PJ Diaz
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What size containers do you have it in, and how often do you feed (with every watering, or nah?). When you say the par is in the right range, what does that really mean, what are your numbers? I think you might be getting some light stress, but there's also some root issue. Too much nutes, or not enough? You've been vegging for 12-weeks? It must be a big plant.
Southernontariogrower
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Looks like my plants, they were suffering from too low ph, pen was faulty.