Chopsticks33
Active Member
it seem like they are growing more leaves then buds at this point. It just dont look right. My last grow look nothing like this. I don't know is it worth waiting if the end result are small leafy buds.
Guide to Nutrient Deficiency or Toxicity
- Thread starter nick17gar
- Start date
majek
Well-Known Member
They are just slow bloomers, give them lots of time and make sure there no light is leaking through during the dark period. Some sativa dom strains have more leaves than calyxes its a genetic thing.
doogleef
Well-Known Member
Long run sativas can be maddening, but it will finish and it will likely produce pretty well. They won't be the densest bud you have seen but it will be ok.
Patience... You can't rush dank.
What you don;t need to do is start looking for some magic sauce solution in a bottle. I've seen that happen time and time again. Don't do it. All the high P boosters out there are not your friend.
Patience... You can't rush dank.
What you don;t need to do is start looking for some magic sauce solution in a bottle. I've seen that happen time and time again. Don't do it. All the high P boosters out there are not your friend.
Chopsticks33
Active Member
oops i had chopped it. i just cant gamble with this. Thanks all for your help! quick question.e
- Is jack classic 20-20-20 all purpose and 10-30-20 bloom booster good with coco? Ill be adding 1/4 teaspoon of epson salt per gallon water also. I really cant afford to buy new nutes right now. I been having unsuccessful grow the past year. Root rot with dwc!! I hope this will work out. Thanks all for helping!
Sincerely420
New Member
That purp is def. normal and those are def. lady parts! Cheers to that fact!
Flower when the she's a little less than half the height you want her to finish at is my opinion!
That's a discretion call that you can make better than anyone on here I bet
Flower when the she's a little less than half the height you want her to finish at is my opinion!
That's a discretion call that you can make better than anyone on here I bet
KendeFyah
Active Member
so i wanna say thanks a bunch to nick17gar for producing the bomb nutrient def. map. like they say, same info is on elsewhere on riu, but this is very easy to follow, nice & short & to the point. i must say that almost all my nute-problems have been because of heat, overfert, or pH (apart from some nitrogen defs that was because of trouble in communication between me, the soil & a nutrient schedule 
).
So yea, i have a question aswell: i know nitrogen defs. + a little bit shittier looking plants are to be expected at the end of the cycle, but necrotic leaves that start from the tips, hows that? could be from heat aswell? or is it some deficiency? peace bredas, keep it growing
).So yea, i have a question aswell: i know nitrogen defs. + a little bit shittier looking plants are to be expected at the end of the cycle, but necrotic leaves that start from the tips, hows that? could be from heat aswell? or is it some deficiency? peace bredas, keep it growing
smellzlikeskunkyum
Well-Known Member
can someone show a PICTURE of damage from chlorine?? im almost positive my plants got shocked from chlorine, as i noticed it was super strong all of a sudden the past couple days.
i think i screwed up and used water that i thought had sat out a few days to evap the chlorine, but had not.
now my leaves on especially my blue widow, which ive grown before, look almost like they are showing nute burn. and in the past this thing ate a ton of nutes and kept coming.
only reason im not convinced about the chlorine is because i began using new nutes this time as well. so i figure i may have made a mistake and over ferted just a tad.
roots organics buddha bloom and buddha grow, along with their trinity bio catalyst.
roots organics original potting mix. perlite added.
i dont have a very good pic right now, ill have to get one up tomorrow. the only one i have is with the hps on, and its hard to see.
here is a pic from jan 8 when it was MAYBE just barely starting to show any signs of a burn from nutes at the tips.
but basically overnight after i watered with the water thats in question, the plant developed the yellow burns on the leaves.
i think i screwed up and used water that i thought had sat out a few days to evap the chlorine, but had not.
now my leaves on especially my blue widow, which ive grown before, look almost like they are showing nute burn. and in the past this thing ate a ton of nutes and kept coming.
only reason im not convinced about the chlorine is because i began using new nutes this time as well. so i figure i may have made a mistake and over ferted just a tad.
roots organics buddha bloom and buddha grow, along with their trinity bio catalyst.
roots organics original potting mix. perlite added.
i dont have a very good pic right now, ill have to get one up tomorrow. the only one i have is with the hps on, and its hard to see.
here is a pic from jan 8 when it was MAYBE just barely starting to show any signs of a burn from nutes at the tips.
but basically overnight after i watered with the water thats in question, the plant developed the yellow burns on the leaves.
mike.hotel
Active Member
Wish I would have found this earlier. Thanks man, good stuff.
nick17gar
Well-Known Member
SORRY FOLKS! i moved and my internet company hasnt come installed my service yet, apparently, taking forever is ok...?
Thanks for your comments, im glad the thread is still helping people.
Ill be back on here as soon as i have service again (hopefully the next week or 2), posting pics of the many many plants i have now in this big ass house, and trying to help you guys not kill your plants.
send me a message thru here, it should go to my phone, and ill try to 'borrow' wifi long enough to answer it.
Take it easy, happy growing!
Thanks for your comments, im glad the thread is still helping people.
Ill be back on here as soon as i have service again (hopefully the next week or 2), posting pics of the many many plants i have now in this big ass house, and trying to help you guys not kill your plants.
send me a message thru here, it should go to my phone, and ill try to 'borrow' wifi long enough to answer it.
Take it easy, happy growing!
nick17gar
Well-Known Member
yup chlorine burn will show as nute burn, let your tap water sit for atleast 30 minutes before using, up to 3 days! or, if your like me, get some chlorine remover from your local fish tank store.
nick17gar
Well-Known Member
yea more oxygen, more air. are the roots sitting in water constantly? thats your problem, try adding in a netting or something to elevate the roots, you want them moist, but not swimming.
nick17gar
Well-Known Member
light leaks arent usually a big issue, i open the doors to mine and let light in all the time...
there are ways to help flower harder tho. Boost the flowering nutes P, K. Turn the time back even more, instead of 12/12, try 11/13 (great for making the bitch realize its time to flower) or even 10/14 (closer to harvest this is great)
long skinny buds could mean you need more light during the 'day', could also mean the heat is too high (making airy buds)
never, never chop early. unless you know its gonna die, or theres a serious infestation of bugs, or your parents are coming to visit (even then, harvest an hour before they pull into the driveway)
nick17gar
Well-Known Member
what are you temps at? the leaves seem to taco a bit, bending upwards... (its a natural occurance, they do it to hold water on the leaf, to keep the temp down), if the temp isnt over 85 degrees, try adding in fans, maybe the temps are uneven.
Nitrogen you say? why are you still feeding lots of nitrogen during end stages of flowering?
and yea mag or zinc should be added really to every flowering plant unless your soil kicks major ass.
overall it looks good, i dunno why you tink its ready in a week or 2...but yea youll get high
Nitrogen you say? why are you still feeding lots of nitrogen during end stages of flowering?
and yea mag or zinc should be added really to every flowering plant unless your soil kicks major ass.
overall it looks good, i dunno why you tink its ready in a week or 2...but yea youll get high
nitrogen abundence? View attachment 2498556
View attachment 2498568
Guys is this nitrogen abundance?
Guys is this nitrogen abundance?
View attachment 2498568
Guys is this nitrogen abundance?
Guys is this nitrogen abundance?
newcultivator
Member
I disagree with this. I was taught that dark deep green leaves is where you want your plants to be, as this was a sign of healthy nutrient flow to the roots. Jorge Cervanties says it as well; he's on this cite in "Grow Videos".
I have 13 ladies right now that are reaching for the stars and are thriving and healthy. They are deep in green color. I've even flushed them (as I do every 3-4 weeks) and they are still deep in color. Can you please source your information? a link would be suffice, as to where it says that deep green leafs are too rich in nitrogen?
Thanks,
NC
View attachment 1894153