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NuggetMan
NuggetMan
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Last Activity: 07-29-2023, 10:22 AM
Joined: 01-18-2020

  • Visitor message from Weed131313

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    Weed131313 posted a Visitor Message for NuggetMan
    hey bro whats up ? been a while havent talked to u hope everything go well with u so this is the recap my plants are 40 days from when i planted in the soil . they are femenized seed by dna genetic .ive got 2000 watt Led designed for growing faze and bloom . 5 days ago i gave the nitrogen (bio bizz grow) cuz some of my plants leaf were getting yellow and 1 week ago ive changed their pot to 8 gallon pot .my soil structure is clay soil and cocopit , perlite ,vermicompost . but they have brown spots in their leafs .. they are slow in vegging .. please help out and tell me your ideas whats wrong.

    Also there some pests in my indoor room but ive fighted them with natural pesticides sprays .. now there are less of them in the room . but still some alphids or trips i guess are alive .
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  • NuggetMan
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    Oh, by the way, I did some research and don't know if this would help you but also possibly may be suffering from lack of potassium...

  • NuggetMan
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    I looked at your pics and at least, to me, that is what it looks like. I had same issues. pH control and less nutrients and a good flush took care of my issues. These won't return, they are damaged but you should see new growth to replace the damaged ones... you can pull them off if needed.

  • NuggetMan
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    If it is brown spots, it possibly could be lack of manganese and your pH level might not be correct (between 6.0-7.0) (Cal-Mag). You might want to start checking your pH AFTER you water from the drain pans or whatever you are using to catch the run-off. I use those yellow sticky traps but I was dealing with fungus gnats, get some ladybugs. I cannot tell you why they may be slow growing??? a number of factors could contribute to this, soil, nutrients (too much), pH (probably the culprit). I have one right now that is "slow" but very, very bushy and still has not showed it sex. I do not know why, just let it grow... I hope yours have improved since the last time we communicated, other that the brown spots... You should be in veg for 8 weeks and by this time, sex should start to show, but with autoflowers, they have their own schedule...
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