🤷‍♀️ excess or deficiency nutrients or virus ? help me 🙏

[Boo1965]

When I grew outdoors , when they flowered and it rained I would go shake the water out of the flower or more times than not , it caused bud rot

 

[Captspaulding]

When I grew outdoors , when they flowered and it rained I would go shake the water out of the flower or more times than not , it caused bud rot

Logic would dictate………

 

[Itscheese94]

A very distinct possibility as well, if that rh has been that high the entirety of flower, I’m not a gambling man, but I may put a $50 on that.

im allways learning cap thanks for your input

 

[Boo1965]

I’ve grown some soil plants at a grand, I really don’t ever go over that, it starts boron issues and die back in my experience.

I got some white widow at a grand now.

 

[WeeDoxic]

Wow what on earth?

Some more info......some just to get things out of the way. Have you looked for bugs?

Your light cycle. Is it a consistent 12/12 and has the dark 12 been interrupted in any way? Light leaks?

When did this start? What's the variety and seed or clobe source?

 

[Captspaulding]

I got some white widow at a grand now.

How’s she liking it? I’m guessing she’s flourishing?

 

[Boo1965]

Show you tonight when lights come on

 

[Captspaulding]

Show you tonight when lights come on

Shoot me a pic in our message convo when you can!

 

[Boo1965]

Keep them around 65 lights off and 75-78 lights on and ph around 50.

 

[Boo1965]

Not ph rh

 

[Harpua88]

In the apartment below.....

"Fred!!! Come quick!! Something has broken through the ceiling, it's some bubbling liquid and it's dissolving everything it touches! It's dripping down and eating away at the floor now!!"

"What the hell!!!?? What is Bob doing up there!!??"

"Isn't that where his grow room is???"

"I'm calling him right now......"
--'
"What did he say??"

"He said some guy in a chat room told him to get the Ph to 50......"

 

[Boo1965]

Haven't you ever tried it?lol

 

[Boo1965]

Just for the record, I let my ph drift from 6-7 because plants uptake different nutrients at different pH levels.

 

[Captspaulding]

In the apartment below.....

"Fred!!! Come quick!! Something has broken through the ceiling, it's some bubbling liquid and it's dissolving everything it touches! It's dripping down and eating away at the floor now!!"

"What the hell!!!?? What is Bob doing up there!!??"

"Isn't that where his grow room is???"

"I'm calling him right now......"
--'
"What did he say??"

"He said some guy in a chat room told him to get the Ph to 50......"

I fucking love you bro

 

[Boo1965]

Pretty good I got to say

 

[Boo1965]

They should have you in the funnies.

 

[Captspaulding]

They should have you in the funnies.

 

[Boo1965]

Lmao

 

[Captspaulding]

Lmao

2 drink minimum, I’m here all night….

 

[Harpua88]

Just for the record, I let my ph drift from 6-7 because plants uptake different nutrients at different pH levels.

That's interesting......I agree that for us soil growers we shouldn't get crazy about Ph. I didn't even bother measuring mine until 2 weeks into flowering. But as we start adding nutrients, after many waterings, it's good to see if the Ph needs to come down a bit......and not by overreacting, but by easing in to it.

But that's interesting.......letting the Ph fluctuate to allow different nutrients to better absorb. And of course that's true. There is no "one perfect Ph", so that could be a very good idea. I'd have to check the numbers on all the nutrients, but is 7 a little high? As opposed to fluctuating between like 5.6 and 6.6?