myke
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lol,your wife/ girl friend may have some unsented stuff,will bump the Mg and green them up.
Should I cut the yellow leaves off?
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Lastmanstandin31
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Hahah soooo many things you could be referring to man!!
reallycoolguy
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Nope. If he veges them long enough they wont suffer in flower.
BigBudsNPK
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I would definitely grow em out based on the new growth.
reallycoolguy
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Uhm..yeah? Why did you quote me for that lol
BigBudsNPK
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Does everything need a valid reason on a website where people are learning how to grow stronger weed?
Lastmanstandin31
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So here is how they look today. Some are on there 5th and 6th set of leaves should I start LST on those ones yet? I would say they definitely look better then they did.
Thanks again for all the advice and help.
Thanks again for all the advice and help.
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Lastmanstandin31
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I noticed today they are drier then a nuns vagina. I farted and a small dust cloud arised from the pots...
Maybe another shot glass of water today?
Maybe another shot glass of water today?
$crill@man
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This is my worse clone that ever made it. Your good.
Lastmanstandin31
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One more question. Should seedlings be under 24 hour light?
myke
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If its in a cold spot then yeah,helps keep the temp constant.
myke
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I would mix up a weak solution of calmag and food.
Lastmanstandin31
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Not exactly cold but temps have been dipping into 40 and 50s the last couple weeks.
I just as soon leave the lights on 24hr if it won't hurt anything.
kovidkough
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55 and lower will put the plants in stasis, I recommend keeping it over 68
myke
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Epsom to treat Mg deficiency.
Lastmanstandin31
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Wirh the light on the canopy seems to always be between 75 and 80 degrees.
Doug Dawson
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You might want to consider taking off all those rotting leaves.
Lastmanstandin31
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I asked that earlier in the thread and several people said leave them on and just let them fall off. If it won't hurt the plant I would love to take them off...they are super dead and really dry.
Doug Dawson
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Yeah, I saw that was your first question. I get why some would say leave them so as not the stress those things any more. I personally would take them off. I would consider half dead leaves as more a drain then benefit to the plant so if it is 50% dead or more I would take it off. This would give the healthier parts of the plant more nutrients. You could also clean up half of them and leave the other half alone to see which ones come back faster as a learning experience.
Lastmanstandin31
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Good idea! Lets see what happens.