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First, don't use CalMag+ as a foliar feed. Always apply at the roots. If you need quick magnesium, use epsom salt and water, foliar feed that.
I see what looks like spider mite damage, and brown tips indicate slightly too much nutes. Try backing off the food a little bit. There's a delicate balance with every strain in flower. Too much shocks and stunts. Too little causes the plant to cannibalize itself (yellowing leaves) and stunts growth. Autos are even more delicate. Looks good so far, though. You'll get the hang of it.
(P.S. - never foliar feed with your lights on, always do it in the dark or right before the lights go off)
Thank you for the response. I took a pretty close look and didn’t see any bugs. I’ll follow your guidance on backing off the bites.First, don't use CalMag+ as a foliar feed. Always apply at the roots. If you need quick magnesium, use epsom salt and water, foliar feed that.
I see what looks like spider mite damage, and brown tips indicate slightly too much nutes. Try backing off the food a little bit. There's a delicate balance with every strain in flower. Too much shocks and stunts. Too little causes the plant to cannibalize itself (yellowing leaves) and stunts growth. Autos are even more delicate. Looks good so far, though. You'll get the hang of it.
(P.S. - never foliar feed with your lights on, always do it in the dark or right before the lights go off)
Thank you! I’m being patient (trying).They look pretty well into flower...I wouldn't worry about it. Most plants leaves start to yellow as they near the end of flower,I'm guessing thats what yours are doing.
Continue on as you have and they will be ready for harvest soon
Is that an always rule? Like, what about using lost coast to prevent mildew and stuff like that?Don’t spray your buds. You might back the light off a bit but I agree that they are most likely fading as they near end of life.
As a last resort. Better to prevent.Is that an always rule? Like, what about using lost coast to prevent mildew and stuff like that?
you can just give it some phed water to reduce the salt build up in the soil. than you can take the drained water and check the ph and ec/ppm to find out what the levels are at. Just make sure you know the levels going in and then reduce that from the information you get once you check the drainage water.
The crulled leaves could be a indication of to much heat. what is your temps and humidity at?
Maybe have a fan blowing air around to reduce the heat from the SPF light.
Do you have a microscope or anything to look at the trichomes? it's easier to say where you ar
So it’s best to back off spraying lost coast when the buds start thickening? I thought that’s when it’s needed most.As a last resort. Better to prevent.
Lost Coast is good stuff by the way.
Great advice on checking ppm. It’s an area I’m not paying close attention to. Thank you…I’ll check next time I water.you can just give it some phed water to reduce the salt build up in the soil. than you can take the drained water and check the ph and ec/ppm to find out what the levels are at. Just make sure you know the levels going in and then reduce that from the information you get once you check the drainage water.
The crulled leaves could be a indication of to much heat. what is your temps and humidity at?
Maybe have a fan blowing air around to reduce the heat from the SPF light.
Do you have a microscope or anything to look at the trichomes? it's easier to say where you are at.
all their saying is that don't spray the flowers nor the leaves. just feed the soil. However, i think you should backoff on nutrients and just give it one round of water. Than test your runoff and see where it is at. also, to much CO2 with not enough food and too much light can all cause problems. so again, on your next watering just give it phed water and check your run off.So it’s best to back off spraying lost coast when the buds start thickening? I thought that’s when it’s needed most.
how many weeks in flower are you
Huh? I’m using Buddha grow and bloom. No synthetic nutes.WHat do you expect to get when you cultivate using synthetic nutes?
that plant is purely ornamental
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