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Day 9 update! I fed her for the first time yesterday with 0.4mL/L of Biobizz Fishmix, I think she liked that!
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Day 10! Finally taking off 
eastcoastmo
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Sweet dude looking great
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Day 11. Do you guys think she looks a bit overwatered?
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Day 12! I think i was overwatering a bit so i didn't water today. She looks much better.
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Day 15!! I started LST a few days ago and gave her a second dose of Biobizz Fishmix. Will be LST'ing again soon.
eastcoastmo
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She looks great mate, nice work
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Day 17 update. I lst'd again and feel quite sad for her, she was looking beautiful.
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Day 19.
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Day 21 update and a closer look at the internodes (they're really short!), she's getting quite bushy.
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Day 26
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Day 30, started the flowering nutes
eastcoastmo
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Looking great mate
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Hi guys, this is day 32 and I'm having some issues with this lady:
She's showing interveinal chlorosis in some of the older leaves and also some necrotic spots are developing (red circle in the picture, i had another leave showing this more clearly but couldn't take a nice picture). Also, some of the new leaves have tips culring up, some of them burnt.
I thought this could be Mg deficiency, so I flushed with abundant tap water ( pH~6.8 ) and measured the pH of the runoff with the last pH strip i had, the reading was about 6. I hope this helps solve the problem, if you have any thoughts about this, please let me know.
She's showing interveinal chlorosis in some of the older leaves and also some necrotic spots are developing (red circle in the picture, i had another leave showing this more clearly but couldn't take a nice picture). Also, some of the new leaves have tips culring up, some of them burnt.
I thought this could be Mg deficiency, so I flushed with abundant tap water ( pH~6.8 ) and measured the pH of the runoff with the last pH strip i had, the reading was about 6. I hope this helps solve the problem, if you have any thoughts about this, please let me know.
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Well she's not better today but still growing strong. After yesterday's flushing i fed her today with Biobizz Biobloom. She grew quite a lot:
eastcoastmo
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Looks like a bit of cal and mg deficiency mate, probably caused by the low pH locking out the vital nutes. A pH of 6 is way too low for soil, you want it about 6.5-6.8. Some dolomite lime would help with calcium and to keep the pH up a bit too.
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Thanks for the feedback guys! Today I'll go check some experiments at the Plant Physiology lab (not weed related) and I'll have a chance to ask my teacher for some recommendations on solving this issue. I'll keep you updated.