SouthCross
Well-Known Member
Bugs. Namely thirps.
Probably sprang up over night. Effecting lower bigger leaves. Sporadic whitish dots. Later going brown in the center.
Probably sprang up over night. Effecting lower bigger leaves. Sporadic whitish dots. Later going brown in the center.
Tripping With Rocks
Well-Known Member
Cook with your pants on next time if you don't want nut burns.
Buba Blend
Well-Known Member
Looks like necrotic spots to me, from a calcium deficiency.
What is your medium?
What is your medium?
Thai_Lights
Well-Known Member
I agree with buba. Calcium but also looks like mite bites not thrips. Thrip damage looks more like slug trails.
dontpanicorganic
Well-Known Member
cal/mag, zinc / iron deficiency. 4th week plants usually start to photosynthesis faster and need more food to suite their metabolism.
peracho
Active Member
Using soil
peracho
Active Member
Spray incase?
Buba Blend
Well-Known Member
what size pot?
What type of soil?
How often do you water?
How much water do you use for each plant?
How do you check your soil to know it is dry and time to water?
Dr. Who
Well-Known Member
You forgot:
What are you feeding with?
How much do you use?
List all supplements you use too!
Does look like bugs too. Cpt jacks - get that spinosad working....Won't hurt if they ain't there.
peracho
Active Member
Alright alright , i did this fast before I left the house lol. Soil is promix, nutri grow two part sulluton but using the 2ml per litre of water suggestion. Check everyday to see if soils dry by sticking my finger 2 inches in pots. 3 litres of water every 2 days basically in 3 gallon pots
Buba Blend
Well-Known Member
If they are plastic pots with drainage holes the next time you plan to water check the soil an inch or so through the drainage hole and see if it is wet, my guess is yes, see if it is dry, moist or wet right before watering. You should also get a cheap $10 moisture meter.
Buba Blend
Well-Known Member
My help is usually limited to watering. Any help beyond over watering and I become the reader. It would benefit you to answer the Dr.'s questions in detail about how much and what you feed.
peracho
Active Member
Soil is promix, nutri grow two part sulluton but using the 2ml per litre of water suggestion. 3 liters of water every two days
Dr. Who
Well-Known Member
?? Nutri grow is an organic out of Canada. They don't have a 2 part.
Do you mean Nutri+ grow? (Nutri Plus) That is a 2 part ..... A is 5-0-2 and B is 1-5-8 ?
Or are we using the bloom?
BINGO! I thought they looked underfeed and not over feed!
They are wanting more food. SO, go to water/feed/water/feed...Increase if needed....I suspect you may end up feeding every watering.
You are using an interesting nutrient line. Not cheap either!
They pound the N to keep the plant green. They even say to keep it up over the last 2 weeks......Personally. I find an N of 7 as being higher then I would want. No reason you can't use say, Half the "A" part in late bloom. I would even use less of the "A"..It would be nice for the first 3 weeks..I like their higher K levels...
Thing is they have a shit ton of over priced supplements and they schedule each. They look like a Canadian version of AN...
You maybe better served by changing lines.....They pack way to much N in their formula's and schedule's. I can't see why, for the most part....Their P is fairly basic - some high P... Then again I didn't look at the whole gang together. P maybe high at some points...They even have a SoPoMag in liquid form. and at stupid little amounts use - like.3 per L or 1.2ml per gallon...Talk about an un-needed supplement at that point....
Been testing Botanicare's KIND line. I like it. Simple, inexpensive and you can adjust as needed to cover strain needs, simply and effectively.
There are plenty of quality lines out there with little to no needed supplementation.....
Anyway - start feeding the girls more.
Good luck.
peracho
Active Member
Greatly Appreciated !!!!