NEVER OUTGUNNED
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thanks for looking! been growing perpetual for a couple of years now with 99% success rate bur this blue cheese strain has me stumped! grown it several times and it's hit or miss.
*3gl pots,with royal gold Tuper coco
*top drip feeding every 3 hours in 3x3 trays, x 8 plants vegged 4 weeks, 1000-1300ppm, ph.6.0
*temps 76-81 at canopy level, in sealed room reaching the higher number when c02 kicks in for 1500 for 20min every 2 hours during flower
*hum 50-70 higher number reached during light off
*2600watt hps, hortilux bulbs
*house and garden nutes, bush master 1stweek (they can get out of hand sometimes), big bud 2nd-3rd week, bloombastic 4-5 week, overdrive or shooting powder from week six on.
Now for the problem, i keep getting these burnt ass leaves that look like nute burn but i find that hard to believe at a 1200-1300 hundred ppmpm solution? i have grown recycled this strain several times and it's hit or miss on the outcome without much variance my technique,
thought it might be the bushmaster;however "Bush Burn" 2 weeks after i stopped using it, doubtfull.
looking for some expert opinions from my fellow growers, and ideas would be helpfull/ heres some pics of different top leaves..nasty. sorry about the hps light in the first pic, didnt want to disturb the light ballast
*3gl pots,with royal gold Tuper coco
*top drip feeding every 3 hours in 3x3 trays, x 8 plants vegged 4 weeks, 1000-1300ppm, ph.6.0
*temps 76-81 at canopy level, in sealed room reaching the higher number when c02 kicks in for 1500 for 20min every 2 hours during flower
*hum 50-70 higher number reached during light off
*2600watt hps, hortilux bulbs
*house and garden nutes, bush master 1stweek (they can get out of hand sometimes), big bud 2nd-3rd week, bloombastic 4-5 week, overdrive or shooting powder from week six on.
Now for the problem, i keep getting these burnt ass leaves that look like nute burn but i find that hard to believe at a 1200-1300 hundred ppmpm solution? i have grown recycled this strain several times and it's hit or miss on the outcome without much variance my technique,
thought it might be the bushmaster;however "Bush Burn" 2 weeks after i stopped using it, doubtfull.
looking for some expert opinions from my fellow growers, and ideas would be helpfull/ heres some pics of different top leaves..nasty. sorry about the hps light in the first pic, didnt want to disturb the light ballast