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No on the contrary it’s growth rate was substantially faster than its counterpart. It grew in more of a male pattern. It was also less potent, had long thin buds and a slightly different smell and flavor.

Very cool, I noticed on the plant that was having all sorts of problems had a solid stem all the way up. Possibly restricting the flow of water and nutes, damn mutant 🤣

Thanks for reading! This is, by far, my favorite hobby and the folks here are exceptional. I cut them at 12 weeks from seed. Going to start a new thread that’ll hopefully be more of a grow journal than a panic stricken dash to get answers on issues. About ready to jar up my harvest and move my...

Update Yesterday was a long day of trimming after 72 hours of darkness. The smell was intense from the larger plant, it also had a hollow main stem.

Very cool @Milson Once I get through a few more grows I think this would be awesome to try, I’ll follow along with ya and see how it goes!

Well I saw a handful of leaves with spots developing this morning. Water level didn’t drop by much ppm stayed at 640 ph at 5.5 The plant on the right is starting to fatten up. The one on the left hasn’t got the memo yet.

Yeah it’s crazy how quickly they respond to things. I saw a video @Aqua Man posted watering an underwatered plant and within two min it went from limp dick to full attention. ill give it a bit and see what happens. What else can I do at this point! 😂

I kept the calmag in the same dose but just took out the high nitrogen nutrient but I get what your saying, totally makes sense. I try and adjust things slowly so they don’t get upset. Been basically following the gh feed chart as if I had 8 gallons instead of 10 I have everything logged I...

Wonder how a smart pot would hold up? plants are looking great even with the issues you’ve had. Nice work so far man!

I’ve only seen this in juvenile leaves. Lower leaves and new growth seem unaffected. yeah I went too heavy on the nitrogen but since seeing the symptoms of nitrogen toxicity I started to skip the flora gro. The cal mag has nitrogen in it as well so I think that was the issue. ill have to look...

Thanks man! Yup both plants had the same symptoms.

Nice, love a good chart. I did a change out the other day, Calmag was Added at 110-120 ppm No flora gro added with this res change only bloom and micro. 5 grams of epsom for 10 gallons total. Roots look ok. Don’t smell funky or anything... kinda smells like a fish tank thought it might be rust...

Ppm was 640 after the top off. I removed all of the plagued leaves and any other leaf that looked suspicious. Definitely don’t think it’s insects or a nutrient problem, light, water, exchange, circulation, reservoir or vpd. So that leaves fungus right? I’m thinking if it pops back up I’ll hit...

I don’t think it’s mites. I’ve checked the leaves in various stages of damage and found no larva or full grown mites.

The progression over a few days I’ve put these under the scope and haven’t seen anything. Another grower said russet mites , and to look near the base of the leaves I’ll get some pics up

1. Are you growing from seed or clones? Seeds 2. How old are your plants? 8 weeks 3. How tall are your plants? 20 to 24 inches 4. What type of hydro system are you using? Dwc 5. What brand/type of nutrients are you using? Gh trio, calmag, Epsom salt, silica blast, hygrozyme, southern ag 6. What...

Update So the other day my heaters did not show up and with the plants looking worse by the day I decided my fish could live a few days with out theirs. res temp now sitting at 72 I still think it’s spreading. I left a few of the affected leaves on they have become dried and crunchy to the...

Awe man that’s one hell of a way to start the day. I’ve seen these mesh root bags, i guess you would call them, in other Dutch bucket setups. Even if they were used to just plug the drainage holes they might help keep the roots at bay. Pretty cheap on the amazon.

Sigh.... thanks for your input @PK1

When I adjusted the ppm on the last partial change I had 60 ppm of cal mag before adding nutrients.