wiimb
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so he grows 200 at time and this time he is having problems, he has come here for help not to be moaned at cause he cant find the answer and his english or anything like that he dont need it he needs a answer......
(Withe Widow X Big Bud) 200 seedlings have become colored light yellow! NEED HELP !!!
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Thank You !!! I will check soil , maybe the manufacturer began to produce bad soil....THANK YOU !!!
GodSlave
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Are you correcting me, or agreeing with me? Because I have already given an answer. Problem is, I see through his BS. I don't believe for a second that a grower of 4 years, and of that quantity, could not know what is going on with his seedlings without making a 5 page thread. Again, just sayin'...
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wiimb
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i am giving my own opion not agreeing with you i never read what you sed just read you sort of doubting what he has said about growing for 4 yearAre you correcting me, or agreeing with me? Because I have already given an answer. Problem is, I see through his BS. I don't believe for a second that a grower of 4 years, and of that quantity, could not know what is going on with his seedlings without making a 5 page thread. Again, just sayin'...
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GodSlave
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WTF dude! Didn't Kevin and I tell you on page 2 that your soil being to hot may be the problem? Now you are thanking the guy on page 5 who said the same thing? Are you thick headed or just not understanding?
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GodSlave
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Yeah, and I only said that after consecutive comments by the him that lead me to believe he is ramping up the experience lvl.
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matthebrute
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just a thought, dosent burn start on the outer edges of the leaf? it looks more like a N deficiency. if his soil mix has no nutritional value to it then it may be the case.
yes i know he said he was using 80% compost which true compost should have lots of nutrients in it. but given his bad english(no pun man) he may be refering to something else and not what we consider to be compost.
just my thoughts. post some pics of the soil your using and the info on the back of the bag or at least tell us the name brand of the "compost" so we can look it up to ensure it is a burn and not a deficiency.
yes i know he said he was using 80% compost which true compost should have lots of nutrients in it. but given his bad english(no pun man) he may be refering to something else and not what we consider to be compost.
just my thoughts. post some pics of the soil your using and the info on the back of the bag or at least tell us the name brand of the "compost" so we can look it up to ensure it is a burn and not a deficiency.
matthebrute
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u mad bro? you seem a bit upset maybe a doob and walking away from this thread is in your best intrest before you have a anurismWTF dude! Didn't Kevin and I tell you on page 2 that your soil being to hot may be the problem? Now you are thanking the guy on page 5 who said the same thing? Are you thick headed or just not understanding?
GS
As a consequence and appeal in this forum for help.Because after four years of grow I've never seen anything like this.Of course had fancy with various small problems but it was quickly clarified.Overwatering, lighting,nutrients,here beginers problems.I think maybe still is too rich (too much food)?But, again not the first time as planting in same.
GodSlave
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I still say a deficiency is highly unlikely at this early stage of seedling.
matthebrute
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but it would be foolish to rule it out is all im saying, its hard to tell with just the pics and no specs on the soil. if we could find out what exactly he is using for a medium we could better find a solution to his problem. i mean no pun when i say this
just want to get the guy set before he loses 200 ladies to something easily fixable, and if it is a deficieny and hetreats it as a toxicity then it will only make his problem worse and with seedlings they are too fragile for common mistakes in diagnosis.
i dont think it would be a deficiency either as most seedlings come with enough to get them a bit further along BUT i just dont think it should be ruled out.
GodSlave
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Nah, not mad. But you've been around (based on your post count), and I have as well, since the OG days. You know as well as I do, that people come on here boasting about exp lvl, and giving advice like they know what they are doing, when in reality they don't know jack. People say they know all this or that, but then when they start talking, it's glaringly obvious they have no clue.u mad bro? you seem a bit upset maybe a doob and walking away from this thread is in your best intrest before you have a anurism
The only reason I am giving him a hard time is because based on the things he has said, I have doubts about the 4 years experience, and in turn the 200 plants per cycle.
I mean really, who in 4 years has never seen a yellowed seedling, or an over fert'd plant?
I'll shut up now... I'm really just talking in circles lol
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GodSlave
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I hear ya bro, but in my 10 years of experience, never have I seen seedlings barely on their second set of leaves, have a deficiency.but it would be foolish to rule it out is all im saying, its hard to tell with just the pics and no specs on the soil. if we could find out what exactly he is using for a medium we could better find a solution to his problem. i mean no pun when i say this
just want to get the guy set before he loses 200 ladies to something easily fixable, and if it is a deficieny and hetreats it as a toxicity then it will only make his problem worse and with seedlings they are too fragile for common mistakes in diagnosis.
i dont think it would be a deficiency either as most seedlings come with enough to get them a bit further along BUT i just dont think it should be ruled out.
And for the record, I'm not arguing with you, just talking out loud.
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matthebrute
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i have a high post count because i post alot not because i know what im doing. this is my social network, i have a few friends on here that i chat with regularly through these boards.Nah, not mad. But you've been around (based on your post count), and I have as well, since the OG days. You know as well as I do, that people come on here boasting about exp lvl, and giving advice like they know what they are doing, when in reality they don't know jack. People say they know all this or that, but then when they start talking, it's glaringly obvious they have no clue.
The only reason I am giving him a hard time is because based on the things he has said, I have doubts about the 4 years experience, and in turn the 200 plants per cycle.
I mean really, who in 4 years has never seen a yellowed seedling, or an over fert'd plant?
I'll shut up now... I'm really just talking in circles lol
GS
i really dont know shit just what i have read from here and there.
i do know that yellowing can be either a deficiency or a toxicity (correct me if im wrong) and thats all i really have to bring to the table here.
no pun intended here but there is a chance the guy just has not encountered this problem before and he realizes this is a fragile time in the plants stage so he came here to get some help. i mean it dosent look like he is trying to give advice to anyone just seek it himself, he isnt trying to prove anyone wrong or back up his theories so i would say the dude is probally telling the truth, he probally has been growing for years, maybe he has encountered a yellow seedling but with 200-400 plants if a seedling yellows on me im going to chuck it and tend to my healthy ones, but if ALL of them yellow this is a serious issue.
anyways thats my theory behind it. i am working on my 3rd grow and have been growing marijuanna indoors for 3 months and have had 1 no maintenance outdoor crop last summer, i have harvested a total of 5 plants, on the other hand i have been on these boards for a while done some reading and feel i have a pretty basic common knowledge of cultivating cannabis, am i a pro who knows everything? my reputation and post count may say so but in reality im not.
matthebrute
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im not arguing either. i just want to get this dude a little help to save his crop.
to the original poster, please post what your using for medium, and i mean name brands not just "compost" but more like "swansons organic potting compost" this way we can research what your using and be of further assistance
to the original poster, please post what your using for medium, and i mean name brands not just "compost" but more like "swansons organic potting compost" this way we can research what your using and be of further assistance
If the few plants are yellow I do not need no help,but the problem is that all 200 plants identical to the same yellow.It seems that one plant to infect other.Due to this and am going crazy, seeing as how the plant dies!
matthebrute
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Please post your medium specifications without that we cannot diagnose wether its a deficiency or a toxicity!!!
TrynaGroSumShyt
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if all 200 look like that, its genetic. and like i said before it looks normal.
TrynaGroSumShyt
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its neither. the nutes for this stage in life are stored within. he said he is using no nutes and if his soil were hot the plants get darker first.
Have any died?
Have any died?