Help please
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dopeleader
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could just be the strain but the stems are pretty red which is generally a deficiency in one of your major nutrients.
could you post a pic of your feed and how often/much your feeding please for more accurate answer.
they definitely don't look like they need a flush and it doesn't look hungry it looks perfect to the untrained eye, its just those stems...
Also am I correct in assuming this plant is in flower?
if its about 4-5 weeks into flower the yellowing is pretty normal, as its sucking the stored nutrients to make your buds.
could you post a pic of your feed and how often/much your feeding please for more accurate answer.
they definitely don't look like they need a flush and it doesn't look hungry it looks perfect to the untrained eye, its just those stems...
Also am I correct in assuming this plant is in flower?
if its about 4-5 weeks into flower the yellowing is pretty normal, as its sucking the stored nutrients to make your buds.
Labs Dexter
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Probably from under feeding I had that in first three or so grows from under feeding and over stressing wich allways slowed flowering down.
If your not feeding pk I think it's time but stay away from anything with allot of N AT flowering unless first two weeks but still try as low N but up your PK buddy.
Thus site is good for us noob because there are pics and descriptions of issues and how to solve em.
Hope it helps and works out
http://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-cannabis-nutrient-and-deficiency-table-n88
If your not feeding pk I think it's time but stay away from anything with allot of N AT flowering unless first two weeks but still try as low N but up your PK buddy.
Thus site is good for us noob because there are pics and descriptions of issues and how to solve em.
Hope it helps and works out
http://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-cannabis-nutrient-and-deficiency-table-n88
Diabolical666
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N cal mag
ButchyBoy
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Yes.
ZaraBeth420
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Spider mites are too small for many people to see with their eyes alone. You'll need some sort of magnifying device. And remember to look on the bottom of the leaves - not the top. Spider mites live on the underside of leaves.
I apologize if I'm telling you things you already know.
Good Luck.
koda7225
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Turn leaves over and check the bottoms of the leaves all over