Okay thanks , oh and I was also wondering if you know if this is caused by chronic overwatering or whatNever been a confirmed case of TMV in cannabis as far as I know.
Looks like a deficiency or possible bug damage.
Finding the cause will require a lot more info. The dirt guys should get you sorted out
1. Are you growing from seed or clones?It could be but best if you include all your info to help get an accurate diagnosis.
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Hey guys, im surprised something like this hasn't been posted before but better late than never. I know i don't make policy around here, but i would think everyone will agree with me on this. It's very hard to diagnose a plant when you don't have all the information at your finger tips. If...www.thcfarmer.com
As I stated I'm not a dirt grower but I have been seeing this on occasion where people are idk what you would call it? Wick feeding? Is there a purpose to this? I can't see a benefit to this.
Is it trying to get the roots to grown down for water? If so I'm not really buying it.
Yeah but usually in rock wool or soiless no?Ive never done it. But flood n drain systems work that way.
Yeah but usually in rock wool or soiless no?
As I stated I'm not a dirt grower but I have been seeing this on occasion where people are idk what you would call it? Wick feeding? Is there a purpose to this? I can't see a benefit to this.
Is it trying to get the roots to grown down for water? If so I'm not really buying it.
Somehow I get the feeling this would lead to buildup more easily than traditional top feeding... Idk I'm probably wrong but.Sure but also coco and peat lite mixes I believe.
It kinda works like gorilla growing when you plant your plants near a natural water source they suck the water upwards to the rootsSomehow I get the feeling this would lead to buildup more easily than traditional top feeding... Idk I'm probably wrong but.
You think it could be with my drainage?In my experience ocean forest needs at least 20-25% large perlite mixed in for drainage or i always have problems like shown.
I'm not a dirt grower. They will have a better idea. To me it just sounds odd and I cannot see any benefit to doing so over top feeding but again I'm not a soil grower. I doubt it's the cause of your issues.You think it could be with my drainage?
Somehow I get the feeling this would lead to buildup more easily than traditional top feeding... Idk I'm probably wrong but.
You think it could be with my drainage?
^In my experience ocean forest needs at least 20-25% large perlite mixed in for drainage or i always have problems like shown.
You think it could be with my drainage?
the reason it doesn't work is because you're comparing apples and oranges; Outdoors you've got the whole earth, indoors you've got a very finite pot space and you're not eliminating salts, which continue to build up, also correct your pH for best results, good luckIt kinda works like gorilla growing when you plant your plants near a natural water source they suck the water upwards to the roots
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