ANC
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Half arsed job, next time leave only the leaves at the tips.
The plants are tough, cut off the top and the mids grow more, cut off those and what is left will grow more.
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The plants are tough, cut off the top and the mids grow more, cut off those and what is left will grow more.
itsmeifti
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Hey,
I had/have something similar.
Some replies to my post mentioned Cal/mag deficiency, others mentioned possible excess of something and to not add any more nutes?
I've been slowing down on nutes and switching to molasses only until harvest.
Lol I understand the two advices are opposite, though I've gone with less is more!
Hope you get some good help!
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itsmeifti
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Hey, not sure if this be much help,
If they all look healthy, may not be a big problem? My grow has the same, slightly paler around flowering area?
itsmeifti
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Looks like you're somewhere with a warmer climate
You'll likely get more in depth and better advice, though here's my tuppence
Could possibly spring back, you like myself have likely read on RIT that they're pretty resilient plants
My cuttings looked like that a few days after repotting, though with time 5/10 sprung back up and a couple are going strong again with new growth!
Id let them be , no more watering. You're budding up nice and in basic basic terms the plant will need some leaves to aid this.
Again do chime in with better or more in depth advice!
Good vibes to y'all
It's warm down here so ur advice to keep it and thanks for ur replyLooks like you're somewhere with a warmer climate
You'll likely get more in depth and better advice, though here's my tuppence
Could possibly spring back, you like myself have likely read on RIT that they're pretty resilient plants
My cuttings looked like that a few days after repotting, though with time 5/10 sprung back up and a couple are going strong again with new growth!
Id let them be , no more watering. You're budding up nice and in basic basic terms the plant will need some leaves to aid this.
Again do chime in with better or more in depth advice!
Good vibes to y'all
OneWithTheDank
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I'm having a problem . It seems like all the symptoms of broad mites. I removed many leaves earlier and inspected under a microscope and was not able to see any broad mites .
The leaves are clawing down . Deformed and twisted growth. Leaf ends are hooking .Looks like it has burnt tips and the tips are pointing straight down on some.
Now I just was researching and was looking at the Tobacco Masiac virus and it looks like similar damage to what I have! Trying to figure out if it's too late and if they should get tossed or what. Any input is appreciated
The leaves are clawing down . Deformed and twisted growth. Leaf ends are hooking .Looks like it has burnt tips and the tips are pointing straight down on some.
Now I just was researching and was looking at the Tobacco Masiac virus and it looks like similar damage to what I have! Trying to figure out if it's too late and if they should get tossed or what. Any input is appreciated
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You have a PH issue causing lockout, if you don't have a way to check the PH of your soil then get 5-10 gallons of distilled water and run it through that plants soil. Give it several days to dry out then you can start feeding her nutes again
Hi I flashed her 4 days ago to today she was completely dry I gave her small shot but she still looks the same
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Barbara H. Weiser
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Very Helpful post. Great Work!
fn217
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Don't worry buddy. You don't have broad mites. Your leaves would be extremely glossy.
Example of broad mite damage.
i am a first time grower and i need help!
my plants were doing just fine until the top new leaves started curling and turning a brownish color. i grow indoor with a nanolux cmh 630w fixture and i think they are in the pre flowering stage (they are 3 feet tall if that helps).
my plants were doing just fine until the top new leaves started curling and turning a brownish color. i grow indoor with a nanolux cmh 630w fixture and i think they are in the pre flowering stage (they are 3 feet tall if that helps).
