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MimoA

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hi
ive got a weird problem. some of my big leafs are covered with small bumps. I've looked with a microscope, in the upper side of the leaf its looks like small white dots. on the downside its like small bump. it wont come off if i rub it and nothing's moving or looks alive for the last two weeks.
im a week in flowering. shes 1.5 months old, soil, feed her for the first time last week. grow and flowering nuts.
ive got to say shes been doing great all along. not a singel prob.
need some opinions to know its not my first prob. pr
 
yipyip

yipyip

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MimoA said:
hi
ive got a weird problem. some of my big leafs are covered with small bumps. I've looked with a microscope, in the upper side of the leaf its looks like small white dots. on the downside its like small bump. it wont come off if i rub it and nothing's moving or looks alive for the last two weeks.
im a week in flowering. shes 1.5 months old, soil, feed her for the first time last week. grow and flowering nuts.
ive got to say shes been doing great all along. not a singel prob.
need some opinions to know its not my first prob. pr
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nute burn flush with epsom salts 2 tablespoons to 10 liters of Ph water feed looking at your pic there laced with nitrogen as the leaves are a dark green, instead of a uniformed green, feed with epsom salts for 10-14 days epsom salts have the trace elements that the plant cant use because of too much nutes, hope this helps, also feed epsom salts via the underside of the leaves for quicker results spray feed make sure you dry them off before turnig the light back on
 
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MimoA

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how could it b nut burn if ive only feed her once??
shes growing like crazy. i planted her in a big pot so didnt need to feed her. didnt find any yellow leafs or anything unusual.
just this bump.
 
yipyip

yipyip

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MimoA said:
how could it b nut burn if ive only feed her once??
shes growing like crazy. i planted her in a big pot so didnt need to feed her. didnt find any yellow leafs or anything unusual.
just this bump.
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the leaves are dark green which indicates over furts theres my advice take it or leave it no skin off my nose :wall:
 
Terry385

Terry385

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maybe start of powdery mildew
too much nitrogen real dark green leaves will claw and yellow out
 
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yipyip

yipyip

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MimoA said:
hers pics
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looks as if you have over watered them as the leaves are hanging down if you look at the second pic you can see yellow burns on the side tips, id flush with epsom salts they are yellowing at the base of the leaf and red leaf stems in pic 1, lack of magnesium sulfate, spray feed the underside of the leafs like i said
 
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ServingSize1oz

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I'm gonna go ahead and disagree hard about flushing the plant. If that clawing is caused by N tox. with nute burn your nute burn is very slight, and all that means is you need to dial back your nutes about 10%-15%, and if anything fix the ratios of some of your nutrients for proper absorption as Warble mentioned. Most ferts have too much N for flowering in them, and even more so if you're mixing grow with bloom in soil like you said. What does your soil consist of? Does it have any amendments? If that was your first feed then and they've been doing that well with just the soil I would try just adding bloom nutes, not the grow nutes.
 
yipyip

yipyip

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MimoA said:
how could it b nut burn if ive only feed her once??
shes growing like crazy. i planted her in a big pot so didnt need to feed her. didnt find any yellow leafs or anything unusual.
just this bump.
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you can see burnt tips in the background nitro burn :wall:
 
yipyip

yipyip

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ServingSize1oz said:
I'm gonna go ahead and disagree hard about flushing the plant. If that clawing is caused by N tox. with nute burn your nute burn is very slight, and all that means is you need to dial back your nutes about 10%-15%, and if anything fix the ratios of some of your nutrients for proper absorption as Warble mentioned. Most ferts have too much N for flowering in them, and even more so if you're mixing grow with bloom in soil like you said. What does your soil consist of? Does it have any amendments? If that was your first feed then and they've been doing that well with just the soil I would try just adding bloom nutes, not the grow nutes.
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roorsmoker

roorsmoker

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I'm going to jump in and say we need more info on what you are using for grow media. Pure coco coir? What is the pH of the water you are using on them?

If it's plain coco, I would say it's a little high on the Nitrogen, due to the super dark coloring. It's "negligible" nute-burn coupled with a very minor mg deficiency. If it's only your bottom growth, you are over-thinking it. Coco holds a lot more salts than other grow media, especially with low humidity. If you haven't fed it in a while, you probably gave it a little too much nutes to begin with. It's not bad enough to flush in my opinion, although never go 3-4 weeks without a good flush (good general rule) until you get your strain completely figured out.

Overall the plants look healthy. Keep in mind it's going to use a lot more energy while flowering, and you absolutely will not stop every leave from discoloring somewhat.
 
Mr.Head

Mr.Head

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A) Leaf colour is fine, I see no clawing.
B) Stems can turn red from excessive training
C) Plant looks great.
D) Carry on how you're doing and don't over think stuff. It will cause way more problems, early detection is great, but searching for problems when there isn't any causes problems to appear that don't exist.
E) Research Bulbous Trichomes.
 
yipyip

yipyip

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Mr.Head said:
A) Leaf colour is fine, I see no clawing.
B) Stems can turn red from excessive training
C) Plant looks great.
D) Carry on how you're doing and don't over think stuff. It will cause way more problems, early detection is great, but searching for problems when there isn't any causes problems to appear that don't exist.
E) Research Bulbous Trichomes.
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A) leaf colour is green as hell too much nitro
B) doesnt look like hes trained it at all so that rules that out
C) plant looks over watered
D) water the plant less spray epsom salts on the underside of the leaves as it looks like its deficient of mg
E) ????? not even in the flower phase
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Mr.Head

Mr.Head

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yipyip said:
A) leaf colour is green as hell too much nitro
B) doesnt look like hes trained it at all so that rules that out
C) plant looks over watered
D) water the plant less spray epsom salts on the underside of the leaves as it looks like its deficient of mg
E) ????? not even in the flower phase
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Are we looking at the same pictures? There's a scrog screen there. The plant is wrapped up in it, that's training.

The leaves closest to the camera do look dark yes, but that's the camera playing tricks as they aren't under direct light. Look at the leaves actually under the lights, they are just a fine shade of green there's no problem. Sometimes it's hard to diagnose with pictures because cameras can play these tricks that's why it's best to take plant problem pictures with the grow lights off completely.

He's 1.5 weeks in flower but that's besides the point, Seedlings can have trichomes, go look at Sativied journal. he's got macros of a bunch of seedlings he's working with that show stalkless trichomes. I'm running a fireballs that has showed stalkless trichomes since about first-early second week of flower on fan leaves.

I'm not here to argue, just giving my opinion. OP can do some reading and come to his own conclusions.
 
yipyip

yipyip

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we not arguing its debating lol hes defo over watering the leaves look heavy and full of water my leaves are always pointing up to the light :cool:
 
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MimoA

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first of all thank for all ur replys.
got to say its not my first grow and ill take the best from ur answers. but: I'll agree with mr. head.
yes she's trained and the big leafs are a bit darker then the rest. in the pic. its even darker.
she's definitely not over watering the leafs point down because of the training.
its the first time ive feed her. maybe
gave her much so ill beck down a bit.
never saw this small bumps I've written about so wanted to b sure.
thnks u all
 
Alienwidow

Alienwidow

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That plant looks fine. Bumps are for junkies, shell be fine with or without them impo. Smoke a hoot with me when you read this. No worries.
 
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