Aqua Man
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Now imagine if they didn't lockout
Now imagine if they didn't lockoutThis is what my current nutes are getting me. This was the plant that locked out mid week 6, despite my efforts she matured at a faster rate than the rest. 126 grams dry from that plant, nice bud.
...Its the best I've done yet lol
Now imagine if they didn't lockout
I'm terribly sorry
I'm unable to delete
there's some kinda time limit, unfortunately. i try to stay n my corner... for good reason.
are you targeting an ailment? treating something, someone? or have the pleasure n privilege of enjoying pot for fun? i pray, it's the latter.
Are you sure this is calcium issue?Hi people.
I have a toy Acupulco Gold in veg in my small tent. I'm experimenting on her in manifold work, LST etc... I'm hoping to turn her into a monster over the Summer before resuming my regular grow routine. A side project as I re-strain over the summer in order to get back to cloning for fall/winter... She's about 6 weeks from seed. (Right) The left child is a super critical CBD baby mother. However I'm posting specifically about the Acupulco Gold.
There are tried and tested vegging conditions in that particular tent... for every strain I've seeded or cloned. I have no environmental concerns...
I think I have this nailed down as I recently started lacing my peat mix with dolomitic lime. This little girl spurred that revelation.
A couple of weeks ago I noticed she was cannibalizing her oldest growth. Calcium right? (Media pH actually, every time) I added a tablespoon of lime to her nursery pot and proceeded watering it in whenever she dried out mostly. Slowly the problem came to a crawl. Barely happening.
Two days ago I put her in her 3 gallon fabric pot, the next day, calcium deficient! Lol. Fussy girl...
Her soil mix has been treated with lime. 2tbsp/gallon plus the initial dose. I'm sitting on my hands watching for the moment and fairly confident the problem will again slow/stop as the lime adjusts the pH over time.
Am I missing something here? Has anyone grown this strain recently?
(I just crushed all of her little shoulders yesterday... That damage was intentional lol)
Are you sure this is calcium issue?
I only ask bc I had something similar and was told it was leaf septoria?Are you sure this is calcium issue?
I only ask bc I had something similar and was told it was leaf septoria?View attachment 978828View attachment 978829View attachment 978830View attachment 978831View attachment 978832View attachment 978833
Those are all different plants in the same tent. Started on one plant and eventually impacted every plant
Those pictures where also in peat pro mix which carries a 4.5-5.2 ph untreated. I did the same with garden lime but I did not understand how it went from plant to plant. When u figure it out plz let me know!I know... It just didn't feel right.
Those pictures where also in peat pro mix which carries a 4.5-5.2 ph untreated. I did the same with garden lime but I did not understand how it went from plant to plant. When u figure it out plz let me know!
If it is leaf septoria.What you had was a pathogen, plant disease. These are introduced to the environment, usually by the grower or... Visitors, visitors are not something I allow for this reason. A disease can spread the way you have described. A peat/pH issue will generally affect a strain simultaneously, if the mix was treated in one batch of course.
Those pictures where also in peat pro mix which carries a 4.5-5.2 ph untreated. I did the same with garden lime but I did not understand how it went from plant to plant. When u figure it out plz let me know!
I'm on my third Hodgekins Lymphoma diagnosis in 23 years. I grow for that reason. Chemo/radiation '98, stem cell transplant 2017, currently undergoing immunotherapy. Bruntuximab-vedotin. 10/16 treatments completed to date.
Its mostly a fun thing though. ;)
what's your opinion?Are you sure this is calcium issue?
plus if they were all same strains he was growin... if he wasn't reading leaves and I'm not suggesting he wasn't- people may tend to assume they all require same same... same time. when i have done multiple strains in same rez, this can become problematic.What you had was a pathogen, plant disease. These are introduced to the environment, usually by the grower or... Visitors, visitors are not something I allow for this reason. A disease can spread the way you have described. A peat/pH issue will generally affect a strain simultaneously, if the mix was treated in one batch of course.
what's your opinion?
the people in this room r able to disagree without... the bs we run into elsewhere and value differing opinions. it brings out more intel, hearing all opinions. i learn faster... better, this way. we're very familiar with each other so whatcha got?
doc, i am sooo sorry. i know it's not pity u want to hear and appreciate your remaining balanced; your ending... an admirable quality and strength of character, but i wouldn't scoff at anyone who couldn't have a sence of, "humor" about such a serious subject.
i have observed that sticking as many strains together, as possible, seems to impart an exponential entourage effect. i would encourage u to attempt it, however u intake n c what u think. i stopped targeting individual systems, needing night n day versions and do my best with the strains i already have, to fill the noid/terp charts, as entirely as possible and no longer require targeting, with day n night versions. even smoking multiple strains, ground together, has significant n powerful, nuances... but i run with cannabis oil- and physical pain, is a thing of the past, including dislocate hip, sprains,
spine pain... even 2nd degree, sunburn. man, if i could offer anything- i hope that's of use.
budu se za tebe modlit
If it is leaf septoria.
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