Why do my sativas always end up like this?

william76 · Jul 8, 2021

Sats normaly need less nitrogen,when feeding a mix of sats and indicas I feed the indicas then I dilute the feed slightly with some water for fussy sats,works a treat.76

TripsRabbit · Aug 14, 2021

@Aqua Man
I cut calmag after stretch and they are doing somewhat better. I'm still getting a slight mag deficiency tho. I might cut the calmag all together in flower and just use gypsum and epsom so I can get the ratios right.

TripsRabbit · Aug 14, 2021

Those last pics were not sativa, wrong pics. Here's the sativa

Aqua Man · Aug 15, 2021

TripsRabbit said:
Those last pics were not sativa, wrong pics. Here's the sativa
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I'd be pulling those big old fan leaves off. To me it looks like those leaves are having a small transpiration issue. Watering? Good air movement through the plant? Humidity? Temp?

TripsRabbit · Aug 15, 2021

Aqua Man said:
I'd be pulling those big old fan leaves off. To me it looks like those leaves are having a small transpiration issue. Watering? Good air movement through the plant? Humidity? Temp?

My temp hovers between 75 and 80°F
My humidity jumps above 60% at night even with a dehumidifier in the tent and then stays below 50% during the day.
Automatic watering 2x a day until runoff in 100% coco
It's only this plant that does it, my other strains do fine.

skinnypuppy · Aug 15, 2021

This would be a perfect experiment to switch to Jack's 321 next run and see what happens

Why do my sativas always end up like this?

Why do my sativas always end up like this?

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