Wtf is wrong with my bitch???

Avon lee

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She's been flowering for 2 Weeks. She just started to show these signs about a week ago. I know I will probably be criticized now but here we go...
Soil: MG organic
Lights: (4) 100watt cfl's and (1) 200 watt cfl and one 45 watt t5 light
Nuted: Alaskan Morbloom 0-10-10

I dont have a PH tester!!!
What is the DEFINITE problem and HOW CAN I CORRECT IT???
 

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Avon lee

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Should I be feeding nitro during flowering???
If so, what are the best properties to get as there is no FOX FARM,HAPPYFROG,SENSI BLOOM,TIGER BLOOM or anything else most experienced growers talk about! My other plant(white widow) has the same feeding and she is tall and vigorous and doing well flowering. Maybe since this is a different strain it requires different feeding. I don't know. I dont want her to die,Hermie or produce some bullshnap!
 

Xub420

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2 weeks flower.....looks like a big ass leaf. Ive seen it before and let it go and fix on her own, or even try by switchin to just water(for quick flush). Other than that. IMO she looks fine, no need to over-trip on shit like this with such a resiliant weed! GOOD LUCK!
 

imchucky666

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She's been flowering for 2 Weeks. She just started to show these signs about a week ago. I know I will probably be criticized now but here we go...
Soil: MG organic
Lights: (4) 100watt cfl's and (1) 200 watt cfl and one 45 watt t5 light
Nuted: Alaskan Morbloom 0-10-10

I dont have a PH tester!!!
What is the DEFINITE problem and HOW CAN I CORRECT IT???
Give a good shot of N, since you don't have any in that Alaska stuff.
Get a PH tester, just in case, but it looks like you're OK on that so far, but it won't hurt to have.
If you can't get any flower nutes that you like the names of, with N in it, just give a shot of your veg nutes.
A lot of people just continue the veg nutes a couple weeks into flower to help with the growth spurt associated with the flip.
 

imchucky666

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Just an FYI for future use, that Alaska Morbloom, I read is good stuff, but be careful outdoors with it, as it seems to be notorious for attracting wildlife.
 

RyanTheRhino

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please don't curse in the title. We gotta keep this place looking good from the outsiders lol


And I'm gonna go with a possible combo here

Sulfur/ Iron deficiency early stage, which could be cause by a lock from poor ph

most likely sulfur


Looked up your soil & fertilizer and neither contain Micro nutrients. so that supports what i see

just because they are 0.0000002% doesn't mean they aren't important.

go find a fertilizer with lots of % numbers on the back. not just NPK
 

Avon lee

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She inside.... And bitch is not necessarily a curse word.. Lol.
Thanks for all the advice. U will flush and begin again with a little nitro added. I suppose that explains her SLOW GROWTH also.
Thanks again!!!
 

z0b

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How can you call her a bitch and expect her to still like you. Show your girls some respect lol.
 

Avon lee

Active Member
Its a fuckin PLANT! Idiot!! I treat it as such! Providing light,water and air, as a PLANT should have! I dnt treat it like my high school sweetheart or an autistic todler with a missing leg and bad vision! I treat the bitch like a marijuana plant! Im sorry I dont finger bang my soil like you do! I care for my plants very much but I know how to distinguish a PLANT from a human. Therefore I will continue to name my TIME & EFFORT whatever I please!
I asked for advice on my PLANT,not moral suggestions!
Thank you!
 

DarkStar73

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0-10-10 is not a blooming nutrient solution. It's more of a bloom boost that you should use with a proper bloom nutrient solution. You need at least a little bit of nitrogen which your plant is not getting. Get some FloraNova Bloom and it should work well with a 0-10-10, which is the same NPK as the GH Liquid KoolBloom which is supposed to be used with Floranova Bloom. The caveat being really who knows what the hell well happen because you are using MG, which is not ideal for these types of plants.
 
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