BigBud420.
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Thanks for you PM Jimmy sparkle I'm a wanker ok. Good job
Zink or iron deficiency ???
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greasemonkeymann
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oh man... redheads are always some crazy-goodness though...Actually that sounds like good advise and I don't like red heads by the way
Urbz
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Some of those leaves look like they feed thrips.
BigBud420.
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If I dint love my misses I might find out first hand if your a man of your word lol... O e day maybe who knows ha
BigBud420.
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Never heard of that what is it?
Jimmy Sparkle
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I knew I would finally get you to admit it Lmfao!
Urbz
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A bug my friend. Nothing too serious. But, Google is much more knowledgeable in entomology than I am. I would highly suggest utilizing that resource.
greasemonkeymann
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BigBud420.
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I had holes in the plants from a while back now I don't know what caused it but I'm checking with a magnifying glass everyday before misting but found nothing as yet I even bought mighty wash just incase spider mite turned up and everything is washed regularly with milton cleaning fluid. None of the holes got worse and no more have appeared sinse I been disinfecting
BigBud420.
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I only said that to get you to pipe down but never worked did it you still write me SA's wonder if you ever had a harassment rap sheet ??
Jimmy Sparkle
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I'm done poking you, it's no longer fun. I realize that being such a noob that you are probably panicked about your plants. I should have been more understanding and sympathetic. Why else would you get so quick to bite the hands that literally feed you. Respond after this all that you like , I will no longer try to help you from fucking up and I strongly encourage anyone and everyone here to shut you out of this community. You are lousy at shit stirring but excellent at being a bitch! Peace... Maybe sarcasm toward people that are trying to help is how they behave on the rock that you live on "MATE "but we don't act that way here. Called you a wanker because you seem like a little U.K wanker! Have a blessed day.
BigBud420.
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Touched a nerve did I lol
SamsonsRiddle
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i had a very sensitive plant that would never give a sign of overwatering or underwatering. I looked up all kinds of pictures, videos, technical data, and etc. and nothing to show moisture stress. All it would do is remind me by showing deficiencies. I realize it needed watered every day during the veg cycle after battling with it. During the bloom part of her life she got watered 3 times a day.
I was using promix and not an actual soil so soil would dry out a little slower.
BigBud420.
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OK thanks for the explanation Sam, after researching and only being told one thing from multiple sites and some1 tells you something different with no reasoning behind it it's kinda hard to take it on blind faith. I will try this watering more but as I will be watering more should I not care so much for run off ? Because it's a hell of a lot of soil to get wet, and should I sit them in a nutrient solution for a while just so the roots can benefit ?
I will do this only for the lighter colour plants as there in a different soil than the darker green plants.
I really fucked up with soil this time round but mainly due to lack of funds 2 are in PM 3 are in coco and 2 are in mirical grow which is a huge mistake as I can't feed them ones liquid nutrients so I am feeding them warm gauno tea.
I will do this only for the lighter colour plants as there in a different soil than the darker green plants.
I really fucked up with soil this time round but mainly due to lack of funds 2 are in PM 3 are in coco and 2 are in mirical grow which is a huge mistake as I can't feed them ones liquid nutrients so I am feeding them warm gauno tea.
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SamsonsRiddle
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don't worry about runoff, just give them enough to stay moist enough for the next days watering
BigBud420.
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Well guys since my last post I have altered a few things, instead of running lights 24/7 I'm doing 18/6 and I raised the humidity from 40 to 55 they have had 1 foliar feed and there looking smashing even the sick plant has returned to normal colour so I have to put this one down to stress...
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BigBud420.
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For my first grow anyone have a realistic idea what I will yeild off these plants or is it impossible to say?
NHS Garden Gurus
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Olive Drab Green
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That pH is way too low. Baking soda? That kills foliage, though, so I'd use a mild amount. If it fizzes, your soil is too acidic and you should add a fraction of a teaspoon according to whatever weight your substrate is.
BigBud420.
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I know my pH is way to low but I honestly believe the soil buffers are working here is a pic update to show you.. 5 have just been topped and 1 has been fim'd just experimenting with this on
