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Excellent idea alltatup would not harm plant any further than whats been done if anything breath abit of life to it.
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Newguy36 Thanks for those pics. If she's 2-3 weeks away from harvest, I'd definitely lower the nutes. This may help: https://www.growweedeasy.com/how-to-...abis-nutrients
I'd snip the yellow leaves to focus all energy on the buds, and I'd flush her. https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabi...ering-week-6-8
You will see pics that look like your plant.
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Hi there. I have posted some photos of it in natural light. Hopefully you can help. So close the finish.
Thanks in advance.
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It’s not illegal to grow a weed seed you found in marijuana purchased from the government.
In one of my replies I stated that the ph of the solution mixed at full strength is 5.8 ish . I backed
The nutes off due to this. I didn’t want the soil to be too acidic. Now I have issues.
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It’s not illegal to grow a weed seed you found in marijuana purchased from the government.
In one of my replies I stated that the ph of the solution mixed at full strength is 5.8 ish . I backed
The nutes off due to this. I didn’t want the soil to be too acidic. Now I have issues.
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If the plant were mine I'd sit her inna bathtub and slowly flush with 4 or 5 gal. of ph 6.5 water with the last gal. being half strength. neuts full strength. cal-mag, then wait for the pot to be light before resuming water- water feed schd.
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you need to focus on the ph going in as well as out.
a runoff ph of 6.4/6.5 is all i saw..
gov bagseed is completely plausible, i wouldent advertise it publically but in the forum nobody going to narc you out for avoiding crappy gov options.. there has been enough time passing now that clones could have been hybridized with various seeds or other clones and cannabis genetic testing isn't worth while to slap a grower on the wrist in my opinion.
if your water going in is ph 8 and runoff is 6.5 your medium is like in the 5's.
what ph do your nutes have and when you backed them off whats the ph of the water you diluted it with?
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I figured out what you meant. Lights don’t come on until 7pm eastern time then I’ll be able to get her out for a pic
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Yes sir.! It was a seed I found in a jar I bought from the government store. Germinated it and got lucky I guess. Everything I’ve done has been out of necessity to keep it alive. Lol I now have a full setup and will probably continue to grow my four for personal use.
Back to the issue. I do ph my solution every time. If you read my post I said I backed off on the nutes because the ph was too low I thought. Around 5.9 once I added my organic nutrients to my water. I’m watering every 3 days so basically twice a week. From what I’ve read it is more important to know the run off ph because it tells you what it is at the roots once absorbed by soil.
Hopefully someone can help. I am watering tonight and don’t want to make the situation worse. I think I’m going to go back to full strength nutrients because it wasn’t until I backed off that the plant displayed these issues. Let’s just hope I’m not making it worse. I’m going to remove the one with nitrogen because I can clearly see the leaves are dark and are burnt at the very tip. Everything I read tells my that is nitrogen toxicity.
So close to the finish and I don’t want to screw this up.
Thanks.
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Could you take a pic in natural like of plant. Helps to judge the issue. TY
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how did you score San Rafael genetics, bag seed?
why not ph the nute solution as well?
correct me if i'm wrong but runoff is only part of the equation.. if your ph solution is 7 and your runoff is 6.5 your medium will be lower than that and you really want to avoid anything too acidic in soil as P-K lockout is a threat.
i'm not seasoned at this stuff yet tho so wait for more replies before applying any changes to your routine.
how often do you water?
i do know i see a few grows where the sugar leaves are well into biting the big one right before time comes to chop.
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