My disfunctional flowering room

Will Ferrell

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #1

So it seems like there's a problem with pretty much all my flowering plants.

I spotted powdery mold on the leaves on one plant about three weeks ago. Another one looks like the tops are flat and has less trics At the top. And another one looks like small fluffy buds with bright yellow leaves. Aaaaand another one looks like it just started flowering two weeks ago. I started flowering all of them on new years day.

Ever since I noticed the mold, I've got the rh at 25% at night and 20% during the day. Temps at about 50 degrees at night and 70 with lights on.
I've been light feeding them the whole time in flower. I'm beginning to wonder of they've been starving this whole time..

So this plant has the flat tops and not much trics towards the top. I've also spotted some powdery mold spots on this plant, but not that bad, and has been sprayed with a fungicide twice in the past three weeks.
I'll post pics of each plant in seperate post so it might be easier to see what's what.

 

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Will Ferrell

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #2

This one has the small fluffy buds and crazy yellow leaves. I'm thinking there's light burn involved.

 

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Will Ferrell

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #3

This one has just been in flower for about two to three weeks. Not sure what to say. Maybe also some light burn?

 

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Will Ferrell

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #4

This one looks like it just began to flower a couple weeks ago, but has been in the flower room since new years.

 

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Will Ferrell

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #5

And this one I'm really excited about.

 

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Will Ferrell

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #6

Oh almost forgot the one I moved ot of the grow room four days ago because of mold.

 

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Diabolical666

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #7

Id keep on the fungicide and ride it out till they are done. Do you have a perpetual grow?
Yes, they are definitly starving up the feed to full strength

 

Will Ferrell

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #8

So there we have it. Does the title tell the truth?

 

Diabolical666

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #9

Its not bad its an easy fix

 

dlftmyers

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #10

What strains and do you have any light leaks?
Hope you get it figured out good luck

 

Diabolical666

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #11

Id defoliate the shit out of them , up the feed and when the grow is done do a major clean with peroxide: all equip, walls etc. PM is airbourne and sticks around along time.

 

Will Ferrell

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #12

Diabolical666 said:

Id keep on the fungicide and ride it out till they are done. Do you have a perpetual grow?
Yes, they are definitly starving up the feed to full strength

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I'm trying to keep it perpetual

Thats what I was thinking. I'm always worried about giving too much..

 

Will Ferrell

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #13

dlftmyers said:

What strains and do you have any light leaks?
Hope you get it figured out good luck

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I'm embarrassed to say their bagseeds from some fire I grew last year which was called galactic jack. I had problems getting seeds awhile back, but that's a whole other story. Few tiny light leaks, nothing bad.

 

Will Ferrell

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #14

Diabolical666 said:

Id defoliate the shit out of them , up the feed and when the grow is done do a major clean with peroxide: all equip, walls etc. PM is airbourne and sticks around along time.

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Ya I'm definitely planning to sanatize the best I can. I'm anxious to go in there right now and give a full feed, although I gave them each two gallons of half feed yesterday, so I'm sure the pots are somewhat soaked, but i guess it's best I feed em asap

 

Will Ferrell

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• Mar 19, 2015

• #15

Also forgot to mention , I'm seeing thrips again, on the floor. I've been wanting to spray the spinosad, but I guess it's best to continue on with the fungicide.

 

Mad Hamish

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• Mar 21, 2015

• #16

Will Ferrell said:

I'm embarrassed to say their bagseeds from some fire I grew last year which was called galactic jack. I had problems getting seeds awhile back, but that's a whole other story. Few tiny light leaks, nothing bad.

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Light leaks are bad. Period.

 

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BuddyLeeCU

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• Mar 21, 2015

• #17

Looks cal mag deffecient on several plants.

Neem oil for pm and thrips.

 

Will Ferrell

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• Mar 22, 2015

• #18

Mad Hamish said:

Light leaks are bad. Period.

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I'm just trying to replicate the moon for ultimate satisfaction

 

Mad Hamish

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• Mar 22, 2015

• #19

Will Ferrell said:

I'm just trying to replicate the moon for ultimate satisfaction

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LOL... this was actually a topic of conversation a year or what ago. One big difference between the moon and a light leak, is the moon moves around, it is not in the same place all the time, a light leak is a static pin point...

 

Will Ferrell

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• Mar 23, 2015

• #20

The only light leaks that occur are when the veg room is on, and there really not that bad.
I just read an article about the gas lantern technique which was very interesting, never heard of it before. And it talks about starting your flowering at 11/13, then gradually moving it down to like 8/16 near harvest. Im tempted to try 11/13, that would save quit a bit of juice. Im not brave enough to try the lantern tech tho. Probably not a good idea with lots of different strains goin too..