obijohn
Well-Known Member
I understand purple edges and veins on leaves can typically be a deficiency, as well as normal for some strains, and a result of cold weather. We don't get lower in the morning than mid 50's, so that is doubtful. I've also read MAC1 can do the purple thing because it's a trait of the strain - not having grown one before I don't know.
Either way I am within a week likely of harvesting, so it makes little sense to try cal/mag or whatever else at this point. Buds are nice and frosty, but not big thick colas, more individual buds than some other strains. The photo below is a week old, and it's hard to see, but the edges of a lot of the leaves are purple as well as the veins.
I gave this plant the same feeding and everything else as my other two, Dosidos Sherbert and Mr E Pupil, but no purple on them, aside from normal yellowing during late stages of flowering they are very green. If this is strictly a deficiency, it goes to show that different strains can have totally different needs
Either way I am within a week likely of harvesting, so it makes little sense to try cal/mag or whatever else at this point. Buds are nice and frosty, but not big thick colas, more individual buds than some other strains. The photo below is a week old, and it's hard to see, but the edges of a lot of the leaves are purple as well as the veins.
I gave this plant the same feeding and everything else as my other two, Dosidos Sherbert and Mr E Pupil, but no purple on them, aside from normal yellowing during late stages of flowering they are very green. If this is strictly a deficiency, it goes to show that different strains can have totally different needs
