Spotsy
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Yeaaaaaa but like I said it's easy to get... Lolo. I know someone at Ace hardware
Yeaaaaaa but like I said it's easy to get... Lolo. I know someone at Ace hardwareWow I can't believe you spend so much money on soil. 50 gallons!?
Also. I've used 2 different seed banks.. Greenpoint and weed seeds express.. first year grow was 2019. No issues. Last few years , every year had this prob.. both in pots and in groundYeaaaaaa but like I said it's easy to get... Lolo. I know someone at Ace hardware
Gotcha are u in a hard to get stuff place?Yeaaaaaa but like I said it's easy to get... Lolo. I know someone at Ace hardware
I had this 2 years ago. I cannot remember where I found the answer but it's comparable to blossom end rot. I treated it with Phosphorus.
And the problem went away in short order.
Only between new growth leaves have not seen it on stems.. I think James mabely nailed it.. and unfortunately I can't find any definite cure for it.... I can't grow indoors. As that seems to be a answer for it... So I'll keep this thread updated as I learn new things about this... Thanks to all for the help!Does the discoloration extend down into the stem of the plant? Do you see variation in the stem veins’ color? Or is it only between stem and leaf tip?
Yes I am... Long drive....Gotcha are u in a hard to get stuff place?
Amen to that! My one outdoor grow (in Virginia) ended in a succession of pest attacks.Growing outdoor in VA is hard.... Humidity and bugs are off the charts..
Hey. Thank you for that... I went and read up on it... Now all I gotta do is kill all the thrips / leafhoppers... Man this is serious shit ... So witches broom is prob what it is.. okI’m not your guy on phosphorus but here’s a quick sampling so you can learn more about your opponent.
Phytoplasma in cannabis
Sometimes even brief freezing temps, frost (and frost doesn't always require it to be below 32 degrees) can cause little abnormalities, nutrients issues.........have you tried just leaving it alone, not plucking the tops, and seen what happens?Hey.. I was reading up on the HLV thing. But it does not seem to twist the leaves or damage the plant too much.. not up in the mtns... Perfect weather.. a little cool at nite maybe. But my other plants seem ok so far.. not strain specific either.. can't say what end result is. ,because I pulled all but one last year.... And that one I kept plucking the bad top out of till it sorta outgrew it. Soil is ffof planted in ground.. I'm on well water that comes out at 5.5 ph. so I ph up to 6.3 or so. Actually the pics here are from last year.. but the same crap is occuring on my crop this year too... Growing outdoor in VA is hard.... Humidity and bugs are off the charts.. but I grew some champion Acapulco gold 2 years ago.. so it can be done. Appreciate the feedback!!
Flowering in mid-May? But yeah I'm interested in what happens if he just left one of these plants alone and didn't pluck.Purple leaning plant in beginning flower would be my guess. Doesn't seem to be an issue but post in a week and let us know
Don't be stressed out. If you can find some sort of cannabis botanist, someone maybe with commercial grow experience that's seen these kinds of things before, I'm sure someone will speak to you about this. If you're really thrown off by this thing (I'm still curious if you've tried just leaving it alone), maybe try a different patch/area next year? Use different soil, and try other strains.....then see if it happens again.No. I buy ffof new every year... Not really a fan of FF but it's easy to get.... I plant in ground. But it's showed up in both 25 gallon pots and direct bury in soil. Side note: I really appreciate all the growers chiming in... Anyone wants to D. M. Me, or talk on phone if u have experience with this.... It's cool... It's hard to keep texting and following all diff people on this site... I'm new to this app,, and tech in general.... Lolo not sure if that's even allowed or wise. But this crap is stressing me out!!
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