[Konsey]

These are 11 weeks old. Im scared i think they can use a few more weeks to let the bud grow denser But i don't want to risk the whole bud going brown. Or have them die on me in the last week. What should i do at this point?

 

[Bigalmoby]

what have you been feeding them how often how long have they been in flower ?
The more info you can give better answer you’ll get hope someone can help
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[757Botanist]

Hey bro! I hear the concern in your voice!!! So typically during flowering you will see some browning and dying of the leaves and it’s normal but at the tips and then manifesting throughout the whole leaf. . The brown spots I see have me leaning towards fungal. I’d start by removing infected leaves. Little by little to avoid stress during flowering. This will help with circulation also. Then, personally, I’d just stick to watering w/o nutes. But don’t over water if your problem is fungal bc you don’t want to give the fungus an environment to thrive. You almost want to underwater. Hope this helps! Just remember how the spots manifest are equally as important to figuring out the issue. Let the nutes you’ve added do what they do and if the problem persists I’d prepare to do a wet trim to salvage your harvest. You don’t want any of those leaves messing up your drying and curing process.

 

[Konsey]

what have you been feeding them how often how long have they been in flower ?
The more info you can give better answer you’ll get hope someone can help
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honestly have no clue
probably been in flower for a month or so. I'm just worried that they're gonna die or the buds gonna ruin

 

[Konsey]

Hey bro! I hear the concern in your voice!!! So typically during flowering you will see some browning and dying of the leaves and it’s normal but at the tips and then manifesting throughout the whole leaf. . The brown spots I see have me leaning towards fungal. I’d start by removing infected leaves. Little by little to avoid stress during flowering. This will help with circulation also. Then, personally, I’d just stick to watering w/o nutes. But don’t over water if your problem is fungal bc you don’t want to give the fungus an environment to thrive. You almost want to underwater. Hope this helps! Just remember how the spots manifest are equally as important to figuring out the issue. Let the nutes you’ve added do what they do and if the problem persists I’d prepare to do a wet trim to salvage your harvest. You don’t want any of those leaves messing up your drying and curing process.

Will it screw up the flower in the end or am i gonna be ok? Do you want more pics or somthing

 

[Glomus]

I would check for bugs first off. Could be fungal or something like septoria but looks like a root issue? Did they dry out heavily at all at any point? Could be nutrient lockout from a PH issue. I would just give them water only until they are looking healthier. You don’t need to use the hydro nutes for a soil grow. I would try an inoculant like great white or what ever you have access to.

 

[Konsey]

I would check for bugs first off. Could be fungal or something like septoria but looks like a root issue? Did they dry out heavily at all at any point? Could be nutrient lockout from a PH issue. I would just give them water only until they are looking healthier. You don’t need to use the hydro nutes for a soil grow. I would try an inoculant like great white or what ever you have access to.

The soil is just dirt. Imagine that i went to the store and asked for a sack of dirt to grow my "tomatoes", no perlite. Ill check out inoculants i had no idea that hydro nutes are no good for dirt. They don't dry out heavy and the ph is at 6,7 in the run off after i water. Will they last another week for the buds to fatten up a bit? What's your opinion about adding some manure to the substrate for next time?

 

[Konsey]

what have you been feeding them how often how long have they been in flower ?
The more info you can give better answer you’ll get hope someone can help
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I've been feeding them these here nutes in the photos below putting 3ml/L. When i water i water till it comes out the bottom of the bucket and i dunk the fabric one, i generally wait till they are super lite to water ill pick up the pots to see if they're dry.

They are 11 weeks old now, Northern Lights Autos, so say about 3-4 weeks in flower they're in just basic soil no pearlite.
Lights are mars hydro 100w ts600 two of them.

I started feeding once i saw they had begun to flower nothing before that. Thought the dirt would have enough nutes in it but i guess not. If its not fungal its nute problem and i haven't been able to catch up with it and get them green again. lmk what you think went wrong and what i should do different next time.

I'm also thinking about getting some manure to mix with the soil to get them to flower then start feeding next time of course. What's done is done just hope that i didn't screw up to much and the buds fatten up a bit lol.