Having Issues With My Plants Turning Lime Green

Nybadboy · Oct 18, 2016

Hey guys I did my application of epsom salt but I used teaspoon instead of table spoon would it be ok to hit them again today with the proper amount?

Homesteader · Oct 18, 2016

Hit it with 1 more teaspoon/gal when your soil dries out. I wouldn't go heavy with it.

Nybadboy · Oct 18, 2016

Ok and its the time of the year herr where ladybugs are all over I think I will collect them and put them in my tent with my plants :)

Nybadboy · Oct 18, 2016

I know this is a shot in the dark but I got clones from a 3rd party and we don't talk but I'm wondering if you could guess what strain this is ? This is the same bud I'm doing indoor but I did them out doors first and here is the pic

Homesteader · Oct 18, 2016

Im not sure on the strain or about the ladybugs. Hope it comes out well for you though. I doubt it could hurt to have a few flying around, although a few have mentioned bulbs breaking because of them so not sure if I would risk it if you are using HID.

Nybadboy · Oct 18, 2016

Oh there wonderful for gardens the eat all mites and other bugs but never herd of the bulbs breaking yikes

Nybadboy · Oct 20, 2016

By the way Homesteader thx for the epsom salts tip it's helped me leaps and bounds :)

guymandude · Oct 20, 2016

how long after the transplant into the coco did this happen? You went from a substrate with a ph of about 6.5 to a substrate where the ph is much lower. you're going to have some lockout going on - calcium and magnesium, until the plant adjusts and adapts. I clone in damp coco and if i am replacing an old mom,, I drop the clone in coco directly into soil. I get some twisting and some color change but it's temporary and plant adapt quite nicely.

hopefully yours will as well.

I use ladybugs as my canary in a coal mine warning system. My entire grow was decimated by broad mites. if I get something that looks like bugs are getting my plants, I pick up some ladybugs and release them into the garden. If they get bored and starve, then i know my plants are clean. However, if they find nothing to eat, they do die. they last maybe a couple 3 weeks or so.

Nybadboy · Oct 20, 2016

Well thx and I wasn't checking my pH prior to this going on and I made the change to coco because I had 2 plants that were monster's in coco but now I do pH and I am using cal mag as of today

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