How does she look? 7weeks in

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visceraplaster

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How does my baby look, she is on her 7th week of flowering. It does have some yellowing leaves, which i am told is normal because the plant is using its energy of its buds.
I am using a 250 HPS
I have been feeding them bloom from botincare along with superthrive and black strap mollasses.
I assume i have a bit more time before i can harvest, just trying to get feedback and gauge how I am doing on this.
Thanks!
- viscera
 

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jsgrwn

jsgrwn

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they look like they have only been flowering for 4 weeks or so. and you have a stress issue from the looks of the leaves. i would assume you dont have proper lighting. i would give it another 4 weeks or so. late
 
DrGreenThumb

DrGreenThumb

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You don't want the temp to be much over 80F if you can help it. What lights are you using and what medium are you growing in? Also are u feeding them any nutrients?
 
jackinthebox

jackinthebox

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Yeah those deffently dont look 7weeks in. And those spots on leafs arent what normal leafs look like during flowering.

250 watt hps should be fine for one plant tho, and they dont look heat stressed. Im going to say your ph is more then likely the cuase. Looks more like nutrient deffieceny so im going to say your ph is to low, and you have nutrient lock out. So you plant isnt getting any nutrients, therefore is being stunted.

thats just an educated guess tho. Do you ph?
 
jackinthebox

jackinthebox

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actually after looking again, some of the leaves do look like they are nute burned. So maybe your ph is to high.

Either way, im pretty sure ph is the cuase for the plant not maturing properly.
 
Boober

Boober

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Is this a sativa dominant strain? I have heard that some pure sativas need up to 12 weeks in flower. Just wondering because these don't look close to being done yet but if it is one of those long flowering strains it could have up to 5 weeks more to go.
 
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visceraplaster

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I have completed 6 weeks and am on my seventh week. it was six weeks as of last friday.

I don't know what strain it specifically but i know it is called Skunk #11. I got it online.

I do PH the nutes, but its possible i could have fucked it up.
It is hard to tell the color of the water when i used the molasses so im gonna hold off on that stuff for a bit.
 
FourTwenty47

FourTwenty47

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nope. Mine does on a leaf or two at a time but it yellows then dies.I burned one of my clones and it looks like yours. Ive been flushing it for 2 weeks now and its coming back to normal. Hope it works out for you.
 
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visceraplaster

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what do you mean by flushing out ? You can just feed it water and it will be fine? This is my first grow by the way so i am a little new to these terms, haha
 
Azgrow

Azgrow

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your plants need to be ph'd...your locking up an overnuting others...flush with water that is ph'd to 6.0 for a week then feed half strenth nutes..all ph'd...peace az
 
hellraizer30

hellraizer30

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yep feed it just water to flush out the nute build up before going back to a feeding cycle with nutes. and yes it can grow without any nutes
 
jackinthebox

jackinthebox

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Flushing requires giving your plants like... not sure exact amount but two times the amount of the pot. So if your in a 5 gallon pot, use 10 gallons of water. You want to water it till the runoff is clear. After that, then just feed it normal water for a week or two. After plant starts healing, then you can go back to low strength nutes.

Burning your plant in flowering is deffently not good = (

Hopefully things turn out well.
 
FourTwenty47

FourTwenty47

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Those post should answer your questions. Just flush her out and you will be fine. I wouldn't go heavy on the nutes anymore if your that far along you should be cutting out the nutes soon. Usually 2 weeks prior to harvest.
 
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