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The Gram Reaper
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Hard to tell with the lighting, are your temps and humidity high?
let me resend. My humidity did jump to 55 usually it’s below that. I have a carbon filter and duct fan. As well as another regular fan in the corner. Will a dehumidifier help ?
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The Gram Reaper
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Looks like a little bit of over fertilizing if you ask me, most likely nitrogen. The plant doesn't need so much N at this point focus on PK
The Gram Reaper
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Could be scarring from thrips I didn't think of that.
Renfro
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It kinda looks like thrip damage, but not 100% sure thats what it is...
Renfro
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Agree on the back off the N and up the PK.
Yeah thrips (Monterey Spinosad). I also see some pale rust coloration in the spots so I'd add some CA at the same time I lowered the N.
Ohhh no what do you do for that ?
Renfro
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Spinosad
Renfro
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First, identify that you actually have thrips, use a yellow sticky trap.
The damage doesn't look 100% thrip. Could be a nutrient issue, doesn't look like typical calcium though, those dots are round IME.
May I ask what your feed mix is? Like how many mL per gallon of each bottle? I could run the #'s and see if something stands out there.
The damage doesn't look 100% thrip. Could be a nutrient issue, doesn't look like typical calcium though, those dots are round IME.
May I ask what your feed mix is? Like how many mL per gallon of each bottle? I could run the #'s and see if something stands out there.
And special technique to using it? But awesome thank you all very much!!
The Gram Reaper
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Renfro = total badass
I love it
I love it
I use fox farm schedule and I split everything in half. I also use the fox farm soil. I’ve read about using the two together so I went ahead and did it my entire grow. I planned to stop feeding at 6 weeks. Then water. This last feed I did big bloom and tiger bloom because I planned to stop feeding in the next week. Hopefully that makes sense to you. It’s been a journey
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Renfro
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You water the plant with it, treating the roots. You can also spray it as a foliar application. Again, verify that it is thrips.
Also I have seen some things flying around and tried to get them out but that’s a difficult task. I’m learning as I go. With much appreciation from all of you.
Renfro
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Ok, well for one thing I am not a big fan of half strength nutes. Some manufacturers do recommend a stronger than recommended feed but without a PPM reading I can't say.
Your feed appears to be high in nitrogen (dark leaves) and in flower we want to taper off the nitrogen and ramp up the P & K.
I am also not a fan of flushing, but thats another subject.
Renfro
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Yellow sticky traps, I wonder if you have winged root aphids or some other pest. Lets get some sticky traps down on top of the medium and hang a few up by the lights. We will know in short order what we are dealing with and we can target your treatment. Would be a waste of money to buy the wrong product.