Nootnam
Well-Known Member
Okay ive got 4 outdoor green crack ladies growing in Humboldt Earth soil. 1 of the 4 started flowering almost 2 weeks earlier than the rest and is also the one that started showing a nitrogen deficiency
Here is a group shot of the four ladies and individual pics which as you can tell, they don't have any nute problems for the most part.. So I haven't been feeding anything through fear of trying to fix what isn't broken. The flowering girl started getting very light green so I gave them all about half strength nutes of the fox farms trio and they all responded excellent to it other than the flowering girl.
The tips of her upper leaves started getting a little burnt and my question is did I feed her too much for the first time, or is this a deficiency and I need to feed more?
The flowers are already starting to produce some decent resin so I can only imagine what they will look like if I take care of this problem.. I am going to check pH next water but last time I checked it was in the high 6's and I just water with good ol' hose water coming from a well. Thanks for any help in advance
Here is a group shot of the four ladies and individual pics which as you can tell, they don't have any nute problems for the most part.. So I haven't been feeding anything through fear of trying to fix what isn't broken. The flowering girl started getting very light green so I gave them all about half strength nutes of the fox farms trio and they all responded excellent to it other than the flowering girl.
The tips of her upper leaves started getting a little burnt and my question is did I feed her too much for the first time, or is this a deficiency and I need to feed more?
The flowers are already starting to produce some decent resin so I can only imagine what they will look like if I take care of this problem.. I am going to check pH next water but last time I checked it was in the high 6's and I just water with good ol' hose water coming from a well. Thanks for any help in advance
