Kate Pearson
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Hi @Kate Pearson, can you please post some pictures in regular light?Good morning
I've overfed Charlotte and her leaves have gone a very dark green. Having googled, I've concluded that I've fed her too much Miracle Grow or tomato feed and has nitrogen poisoning. She lives in my greenhouse and is either an Auto #1 or an AK Advanced Female (got my seeds muddled up, so not sure which. Both dwarf varieties)
Charlotte has been flowering for a number of weeks (due to lockdown I've lost track of time so can't say exactly how long - around 3 weeks possibly) but her hairs, although changing from white to orange, are still predominantly white.
My question is. Should I harvest her now (because of nitrogen issue) or wait and give her plenty of plain water (flush?)
Many thanks.
Okay , will do. CheersNitrogen is quite mobile - so ya. Flush and give it some time to work out the excess. You don't want N to be the highest note in that music.
Hi @Kate Pearson, can you please post some pictures in regular light?
Hi @Kate Pearson, can you please post some pictures in regular light?
Very expensive though! What money I save growing my own, will disappear on plant food.Miricle grow is not suitable for growing weed, not only do they put food in the mix so everytime you water you feed, but they put sodium in the mix ( salt ) buy a mix made for weed, most people who buy there mix use fox farms, pro mix, or in the UK bio bizz, i recommend fox farms ocean forest.
This^^^ It's not a nitrogen tox here. IMO its the very beginning of K deficiencyThis may be that one special time where the feed goes to a potassium-phosphorus (PK) kick. Nitrogen is expressly excluded.
The recipe changes just once, for a week or so. This may be why there is a sense of pouting from your plant.
Awesome info, looking more into this. Possibly why I noticed minor n tox recently on 2 plants that are younger.This may be that one special time where the feed goes to a potassium-phosphorus (PK) kick. Nitrogen is expressly excluded.
The recipe changes just once, for a week or so. This may be why there is a sense of pouting from your plant.
What's K deficiency please?This^^^ It's not a nitrogen tox here. IMO its the very beginning of K deficiency
PotassiumWhat's K deficiency please?
Very expensive though! What money I save growing my own, will disappear on plant food.
EHi Kate look it will be ok itโs a stinking weed after all we just tend it like our tomatoes.regards Od.
Yeah, she's fine now.Hi Kate look it will be ok itโs a stinking weed after all we just tend it like our tomatoes.regards Od.
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