StoneyMahoney
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I wouldn't know, never tried...but let us know if you try it out
I wouldn't know, never tried...but let us know if you try it outNever thought about that to be honestly, it's a valued point though! I'll do some research maybe try a different nutrient line, or maybe even try super soil, hear that is just water and forget nutrient, sounds to good to be true though
I checked them today, and it seems it's slowly still getting worse on both plants even after a flush and adding the nutrients after that about 2 days ago, yellowing starts at the middle of leaf and outwards, I pH my water Everytime, idk what else I could try, I nutrient burnt them in the past trying to feed every other day, I'm getting so frustrated my grow was smooth till now and nothing I do is helping, I'm afraid I'm going to lose them and all the buds on them
Really? Even checking run off and it's stable?Idk I'm gonna say ditch the tiger bloom all together seen many ppl have issues with it. The P level is imo waaay to high and its very common to see it cause the PH of the media to plumet like a rock.
Just what I would do.Really? Even checking run off and it's stable?
I'm probably going to experiment with different nutrients with grows, but my first grow( here) fox farm isn't to bad with the soil I'm using, I'm sure there's way better products out there, what do you use?Just what I would do.
Thank you! I have tons of epsom salt to clean my bongs so I'll add some in the flush period! I didn't add any cal-mag products during the whole grow this time, maybe my next grow I'll add just a little to my nutrient line.Looking like you are going to have a nice harvest! Congrats!
Something to consider moving forward. Just looking at the leaves on the plants it looks like there is a Mg issue. In the last picture in particular its really visible. See how the leaves have the really green main vein all the way to the top of the plant. That is a good sign that P is on point. That deep green with the yellowing around it is also a really good indicator the Mg is off. It doesn't look like a N problem, the bottoms still look green. Get yourself a small bag of Epsom Salt (1-2tblsp per gallon). Using just Epsom Salt infused water is safe while "flushing" the plant as you wait for them to finish in the next 2 or 3 weeks. The plant will still use up what's left in the soil since it's not adding any N, P, or K to what's already there.
Congrats again! Looks like you will have plenty of smoke while you wait for your next round!
Thank you for the response! I'm not looking for a full couch lock effect I see some ambers now on the buds not sugar leaves, So I figure a week will get it in the perfect zone, well hopefully still learning this part haha.They look great! Definitely in the window, another week of fresh water and I bet they'd be about perfect... probably could push even longer if you wanted, but that's personal preference, I like a more upbeat buzz so I usually leave a good bit of white hairs, some people like all ripe hairs and the couchlock zone. They've plumped up beautifully since your last pics! I usually do plain water for a week then starve for a week so they use all that water... but outdoor is different, probably wouldn't want to starve of water more than a couple days in fabric pots, maybe an indoor grower will chime in... that's not even necessary really, I just find it helps kickstart your drying process. Mostly just the ranting of my wake and bake and coffee time.
Not trying to overstep here, just throwing this out there. If the plants are really almost done they will stop using water themselves. Just to experiment, because you are already at the finish line, stop watering them or cut it in half. Then observe how the plants react. I have had some that go the last couple weeks never needing another drop and others that still used it up, telling me they are still up taking nutrients. Think about it this way, you have nothing to lose now, your harvest is going to be good and will give you what you want, but you can still learn a lot for your next round. Especially when you chop it and feel how light or heavy the root mass is in the spent pot of soil.Thank you for the response! I'm not looking for a full couch lock effect I see some ambers now on the buds not sugar leaves, So I figure a week will get it in the perfect zone, well hopefully still learning this part haha.
I probably won't starve them, but before I do chop and trim to dry do I let the soil dry up then chop? Or does that even matter?
Thank you for the reply! I'll try not watering and see how it goes and check soil daily!Not trying to overstep here, just throwing this out there. If the plants are really almost done they will stop using water themselves. Just to experiment, because you are already at the finish line, stop watering them or cut it in half. Then observe how the plants react. I have had some that go the last couple weeks never needing another drop and others that still used it up, telling me they are still up taking nutrients. Think about it this way, you have nothing to lose now, your harvest is going to be good and will give you what you want, but you can still learn a lot for your next round. Especially when you chop it and feel how light or heavy the root mass is in the spent pot of soil.
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