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I agree its looking better. D.A.A.S.I learned a lot from this experience. I'm going to look into those auto seeds and try them.
 
help, started with little brown spots on leaves-going on 11 wks. this is what it looks like under scope.
 

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That looks a bit like cal-mag issue. But that is a guess without seeing more pictures of the whole plant, and some not so close ups. What are you growing in?

But brown spots like that look like calmag is needed in my opinion.
 
I thought it was getting cold early, too, but only my 6th year here. 42F here yesterday. 37F?!! You must be on the "dry side". I think it's been relatively cool all summer and even dryer than usual (I'm in the extreme drought zone now); hasn't really rained since April. I like your tent, Lunar. Glad to hear everybody's plants are hanging in there. I've got one outside, too, but am not expecting much from it before Nov.
 
I'm haveing a problem with 1 plant, it's a G14 autoflower in the 6th week of flowering. The left leaf is from the bottom and the right leaf near the top. Any ideas what's wrong?
 

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Is the plant outside? Looks like a couple different pest problems. Do the white spots wipe off? Looks like fungus gnat on the left and leafhoppers on the right to me.
 
The plants indoors and the tents pest free, 600w LED light 2foot away from the canapé, well circulated with a temp of 22'c and humidity of 55%. I thought it might be a deficiency of some sort? Just wasn't sure what.
 
D.A.A.S. More problems. Now the leafs are starting to curl. I have fert every other day with half strength. They get a gal of water with the half strength between both plants. I haven't watered. The ground still has some moisture if u get below the the surface.. I cover them every night. Why do the leaves curl?
Now the other plant is looking good.
 

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Lunar, sounds like your soil needs to dry out before you water-feed them anymore to me. You don't want your soil to stay moist all the time. MJ, likes to go from moist to dry, even to the point of almost wilting, my plants wilt all the time when the start to dry out, but before they start to wilt, the leaves look better than ever. In other words ,when you see your leaves looking great and sticking up, it's time to water them, they are fixing to start wilting.
 
Let me clarify so I know I understood. Stop watering and feeding. I look for the leaves to be perky then water. I just don't understand how one plant is doing well and the other has problems. Maybe White Widow is a easier strain to grow than Black D.O.G.?
 
Yes indeed, strains can make a big deal, even same seeds ,same strain out of original packages dont always grow the same.
But on your watering , let your soil dry out on the plant that's giving you trouble, it's not gonna hurt a thing for her to wilt a little bit, but she will look great the next time you water her, after you let the soil dry out.
Remember, or take notes of what you are doing, it will come in handy on your future grows. GoodLuck Lunar
 
Been covering the plants every night now. Got to 37 last night. BUT I think we are close to harvest. Its hard to tell since some of the trichomes are purple. What do u think? Ready or a litle longer?
 

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I would personally wait longer.. most the hairs are still white, beautiful looking tho! Just keep covering an don't let that morning frost hit her an she'll be alright... i would let them white hairs all turn atleast 70 to 80 percent before i would cut down.. best of luck peace out
 
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