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I got mine from "I Love Growing Marijuana" ILGM. They are feminized, did not get the auto flower.Hey buddy, I'm also new, and just started growing Northern Lights!
, I got mine from Sensi Seeds, experimental, and it's been a bloody rollercoaster! Where did you get yours/What type?
Posted some pics, would love some feedback on them.Howdy, and welcome to the Farm!
Feel free to post pictures so we can better assist you as you grow! Good luck!
Still hoping somebody will give a newbie to growing some advice. The yellow leaves are driving me nuts, this plant will be ready for flowering soon and I need advice. Should I cut the yellow leaves out? Should I thin out the canopy? Does this plant have a deficiency? I really need help and hoping this community could lend a hand. This is my first grow and still learning. Thank you.My first grow.
Thanks for responding. My light is about Ten inches above the plant. I am using a 1-4 phase nutrient set from ILGM. I am currently using phase 3 plant booster, the numbers are: n0, p27 and k27. I was also thinking of magnesium deficiency based on a lot of research but this set of fertilizers do not have magnesium. The light is white, blue and red with emphasis on red. The previous feed was phase 2 veg state with: n19, p5 and k20.Howdy homie! What are you feeding it? Nutrient wise, what kind of light do you have and what is it’s height set at? Looks like cal mag and nitrogen deficiency.
Ten inches is too close, it should be set to at least 18inches during vegetative growth. Leds will cause cannabis to pull all the calcium and magnesium from the soil. That why it is suggested to supplement cal mag all through out vegetative stage and 4-5 weeks into flower. It’s part of the deal when using led lighting. You can use epsom salts to supplement magnesium, 1 teaspoon a gallon until you start feeding it cal mag with your normal supplements. Raise the light and it will slow the issue. As far as taking the affected leaves, I would let them stay as long as possible. They are still doing their job, just slower than normal.Thanks for responding. My light is about Ten inches above the plant. I am using a 1-4 phase nutrient set from ILGM. I am currently using phase 3 plant booster, the numbers are: n0, p27 and k27. I was also thinking of magnesium deficiency based on a lot of research but this set of fertilizers do not have magnesium. The light is white, blue and red with emphasis on red.
Thanks again for responding. I will adjust the light after this post. As for the Epsom salt, how often should I use it? Every watering? I also had the same thought as you, leaving the leaves alone even if they are not a lush green. After all, what does nature do about it. If it is not useful, nature will get rid of it.Ten inches is too close, it should be set to at least 18inches during vegetative growth. Leds will cause cannabis to pull all the calcium and magnesium from the soil. That why it is suggested to supplement cal mag all through out vegetative stage and 4-5 weeks into flower. It’s part of the deal when using led lighting. You can use epsom salts to supplement magnesium, 1 teaspoon a gallon until you start feeding it cal mag with your normal supplements. Raise the light and it will slow the issue. As far as taking the affected leaves, I would let them stay as long as possible. They are still doing their job, just slower than normal.
Oh they will eventually die back, a couple of the more rough ones at least, but yeah, let them hang on. It’s a very vigorous plant. I think you just need to get the environment and feeding tuned in, now I feed my plants nutrients every forth day, with a watering maybe in between. So as far as the epsom salts just add the solution when you give nutrients. Also, how you water is important. Fully saturate the dirt, then don’t water until the pot feels like it’s filled with styrofoam, it will get that light even before leaf droop. So water and feed right, raise that light, add the salts, and it should be alright. Invest in some cal mag tho.Thanks again for responding. I will adjust the light after this post. As for the Epsom salt, how often should I use it? Every watering? I also had the same thought as you, leaving the leaves alone even if they are not a lush green. After all, what does nature do about it. If it is not useful, nature will get rid of it.
Already looking up where to find cal mag. I will take all of your advice and use it. Thanks again. I look forward to posting the end result.Oh they will eventually die back, a couple of the more rough ones at least, but yeah, let them hang on. It’s a very vigorous plant. I think you just need to get the environment and feeding tuned in, now I feed my plants nutrients every forth day, with a watering maybe in between. So as far as the epsom salts just add the solution when you give nutrients. Also, how you water is important. Fully saturate the dirt, then don’t water until the pot feels like it’s filled with styrofoam, it will get that light even before leaf droop. So water and feed right, raise that light, add the salts, and it should be alright. Invest in some cal mag tho.
Keep me posted, shoot me a message if you have questions homie. good luck!Already looking up where to find cal mag. I will take all of your advice and use it. Thanks again. I look forward to posting the end result.
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