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  • Paracelsus
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ID:	193120Click image for larger version  Name:	 Views:	1 Size:	1.99 MB ID:	193118Click image for larger version  Name:	 Views:	2 Size:	1.87 MB ID:	193119Click image for larger version  Name:	 Views:	1 Size:	1.71 MB ID:	193116 These pictures are all of the same plant, but they are to address two different problems.

    1) this is the Jedi OG that was the first to be transplanted on March 30 into a 3 gallon container. It was extremely healthy when I transplanted it and it was reaching for the sky looking really happy the morning I was inspected. Since then I lowered the light and then raise it back up again and lowered the plant because brown edges appeared on one of those larger van leaves. Now on the sister leave on the other side of the node the edges are curling Up add in I think you call it cupping but the edges are crinkly. That will be the first picture.

    2) Perhaps a week ago I FIM’d all four plants. This same plant with the cupping leaves is the one that the FIM did not work and perhaps it became a top. The new growth is weird I’m not sure what’s happening. The new trainingit hasn’t grown very much only a fraction since I trained the plant. On a node below the FIM is also showing new growth on a different node. I’m not sure what to do because of the angle it’s hard to see I have included several pictures please take a look everyone and give me your opinion as too what I should do as far as developing this particular reaction to the FIM.

    oldjarhead100 TikaBlueBudz NebulaHaze Deadhead91
    I transplanted this one a on March 30th and the others on the 3rd after I took them out of the closet dark for three Hours. I also lowered the lights at that time. They didn’t shoaw any burn at all, nutrient or otherwise, until the next morning on two out of the four plants. I had just lollipop’d them too so maybe they were a little stressed from the transplant, lollipop, and besides moving the light the air temperature and humidity changed somewhat. From the lower 80s with 65% humidity to mid 70s and a 50% humidity. Since after I moved them they have not shown anymore damage to the leaves. Also besides transplanting them into better soil than I started with all I have been feeding them is straight water.
    Last edited by Paracelsus; 04-06-2018, 12:58 AM.

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  • Paracelsus
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    Give me 15 minutes I’m going to make another post below

  • Paracelsus
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    That’s what I’m going to do deadhead

  • Deadhead91
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    That is so random and probably was a combo of it all together but I would leave it till you get more of the big leaves
    Last edited by Deadhead91; 04-05-2018, 07:01 PM.

  • Paracelsus
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    Well Deadhead91 that’s what I thought too. But I transplanted that one a on March 30th and the others on the 3rd after I took them out of the closet dark for three Hours. I also lowered the lights at that time. They didn’t shoaw any burn at all, nutrient or otherwise, until the next morning on two out of the four plants. I had just lollipop’d them too so maybe they were a little stressed from the transplant, lollipop, and besides moving the light the air temperature and humidity changed somewhat. From the lower 80s with 65% humidity to mid 70s and a 50% humidity. Since after I moved them they have not shown anymore damage to the leaves. Also besides transplanting them into better soil than I started with all I have been feeding them is straight water.
    Last edited by Paracelsus; 04-05-2018, 06:43 PM.

  • Deadhead91
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    I’d leave it till the next set of leaves get bigger at least so you don’t take the energy maker from it.

  • Deadhead91
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    I don’t think a t5 could burn a plant even if it’s super close to it, I used a t5 on the first plant and had it about a couple inches away till I got my led I’m using at the moment, looks like possibly a nute burn possibly.

  • Paracelsus
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    The lime green one is because that picture is directly under the T5 light maybe the flash was on too. Did you see the burnt edges on the leaves of both plants. I’m not sure if I’m going to leave them on? I believe they will still photosynthesize but I don’t believe they will ever heal either.
    Be careful With tea from the store, If it’s not a fresh batch it could be anaerobic if older than 24 hours or have raw compost if it’s less than 24. Let’s see some pictures or maybe a build thread. I don’t mind at all that’s why I share

  • oldjarhead100
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    the first one is looking fantastic the second one looks healthy but why the lime green ?

    I hope you dont mind but I will be putting one of the venture tea maker that you posted finally got all the parts in , I stopped in to HTG supply and they had one running ,they give away tea on Tuesdays it was much bigger but worked great thanks for posting it

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    Click image for larger version  Name:	 Views:	1 Size:	1.87 MB ID:	192721Click image for larger version  Name:	 Views:	1 Size:	1.88 MB ID:	192720 Indoor Temperature 75 F 58% RH

    Plants grew like weeds overnight put on an inch or two the lights that I lowered yesterday I had to raise today. I also removed the sliding drawer and lower the plants because I was getting some burnt edges on the a few leaves on 2 of the plants. I don’t think it is because of the transplant because I transplanted one of them last week into the 3 gallon pot.
    Last edited by Paracelsus; 04-04-2018, 09:51 PM.

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  • Deadhead91
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    I heard the dead are supposed to do another tour not sure yet

  • oldjarhead100
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    Its gotta suck to have to do all that extra work just to camo your grow but if thats what you have to do to stay safe then I applaud you , Plants are looking great.
    I like her voice it kinda sultry .
    If you ever have a chance to see Darren Besett check him out hes a friend of mine just got signed by a record company

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  • Deadhead91
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    I noticed you get a lot more growth under the 18/6 verses the 24/0 I did 3 weeks 24/0 and a week of 18/6 then to 12/12 for less of a shock switching to flowering and I got the most growth under 18/6 it got smelly but That and the growth is all I got

  • Paracelsus
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    Lisa Burns, I have known here since I was14. We used to talk on the phone every morning when I first started in the music business

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