Savage Henry
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The sad part of getting locked out to the point of purple stems and off-green leaves, means a long time for recovery if at all.Ok so I had to go out of town last week, had an experienced person watching over, flushed them before I left with a low ppm (600) nutrient solution comprised of veg bloom and cal mag, then I bumped it up to about 800 and that's what they got while I was gone. They do look better, and I had all of my transplants pop roots in their cubes with great looking roots. The weird thing is the problem plants have now developed great looking roots, white fuzzy etc, but the appearance of the plant itself is still lacking in health.
Hit them with a good compost tea. Ogbiowar recipe for me. Should help them Bounce back. I would be careful over loading the calming as well. Really shouldn't need itOk so I had to go out of town last week, had an experienced person watching over, flushed them before I left with a low ppm (600) nutrient solution comprised of veg bloom and cal mag, then I bumped it up to about 800 and that's what they got while I was gone. They do look better, and I had all of my transplants pop roots in their cubes with great looking roots. The weird thing is the problem plants have now developed great looking roots, white fuzzy etc, but the appearance of the plant itself is still lacking in health.
They will bounce back if you have time. Cut feed to 3 grams a gallon till they look healthy and then start bumping back up. Should start looking better by the day after a couple days.And I am in veg, definitely trying to get them healthy before flower.
Exactly what I got, very sugary buds but the weight just wasn't theirThe sad part of getting locked out to the point of purple stems and off-green leaves, means a long time for recovery if at all.
Some plants are vigorous enough to grow out of it eventually once corrected..some will not. If you gain recovery it could take weeks and your plants will be over-vegged. If you're in flower already, you basically got what you got..a crop that looks so-so.
Sometimes stressed out plants can produce a potent frosty product..but the formation and harvest weight will be affected.
I crown feed my tea as well. I don't put any organics in the auto feedI'm thinking about going with what @Greeneye04 said and hitting them with an OGBiowar tea recipe, might have to hand feed it though, don't want to gunk up my drip lines and drippers
I strain my tea drop my pump in the tea and pump it. Works well for me but I run small pond pumps.I'm thinking about going with what @Greeneye04 said and hitting them with an OGBiowar tea recipe, might have to hand feed it though, don't want to gunk up my drip lines and drippers
Granted veg is super tricky with amounts and getting the right results..but in flower this line is very forgiving. You can feed heavy in peat even with no run-off..and no breaks with water only.Thanks for the info man. Do you water to run off? I usually do, but I'm used to growing in super soil and I usually just water or tea like 2-3 times a week. So I'm wondering with this fertilizer do you feed pretty often? I always let my medium get nice and dry before watering, but I've never grown in just straight peat.
sure is..like a strong salt in veg and a thin bodied organic in flower..lolInteresting how it's killer in flower and sensitive in veg, going to hit them with another flush as it seemed to help last time . Still showing strong roots though.
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