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FunkyButtLovin
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I only see lady parts.
Farmall
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Those are the calyx’s which if Pollination were to occur , would produce seed inside....keeping male plants away as you would, prevents this from happening... hence the word sinsemilla. one reason why you would typically read... is this a male plant ? And if it is , most growers destroy them
figure from here, you could be about 5 weeks from harvest... but of course all plants are different and may be quicker or a bit longer as trichomes mature
figure from here, you could be about 5 weeks from harvest... but of course all plants are different and may be quicker or a bit longer as trichomes mature
So, I've been having an aphid or mite situation doing something. Idk.
But it starts where the leaves meet amd these little black creatures expand from there.
There's usually molding, or white powdery like substance around where I see them.
There's no webbing like with spider mites.
There's small shiny black spots left.. sometimes on underside or on overside of leaves.
And I can see the little things moving.. they look like they have little wings but never see them fly.
Here's some pics of them .
But it starts where the leaves meet amd these little black creatures expand from there.
There's usually molding, or white powdery like substance around where I see them.
There's no webbing like with spider mites.
There's small shiny black spots left.. sometimes on underside or on overside of leaves.
And I can see the little things moving.. they look like they have little wings but never see them fly.
Here's some pics of them .
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nicesuitcase
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Hello,
I'm growing 4 plants in a small box (50cm x 50cm) and I stumbled into a dillema. Early in veg I left my flowers in hight temp/low humidity over a weekend (it was 31 degree celcius and 16% humidity when I got back). One plant got stressed. After that I new growth on that plant was yellow and twisted. I thought it's a PH problem, but I keep it around 6.5. Other plants in thrive in this environment. Anyway I've gotten like this into flowering (switched to 12/12 two weeks ago) and I'm having space issues (3 of them are Silver Haze, switched when they had about 40% of available vertical space). I supercrop the plants but I have only days left till they are too high (I'm using 100W QB leds, they are already like 12" close). While the stressed plant grows, it's thin, it's branches are empy and weak and leaves are curling. I'm wondering if I should write that one plant off and make space for other three. Box is bushy and I'm starting to be afraid of mold in the future (even though my place is dry). That plant is the upper-right one. It doesn't look tragic but those colas are very weak compared to others.
I'm growing 4 plants in a small box (50cm x 50cm) and I stumbled into a dillema. Early in veg I left my flowers in hight temp/low humidity over a weekend (it was 31 degree celcius and 16% humidity when I got back). One plant got stressed. After that I new growth on that plant was yellow and twisted. I thought it's a PH problem, but I keep it around 6.5. Other plants in thrive in this environment. Anyway I've gotten like this into flowering (switched to 12/12 two weeks ago) and I'm having space issues (3 of them are Silver Haze, switched when they had about 40% of available vertical space). I supercrop the plants but I have only days left till they are too high (I'm using 100W QB leds, they are already like 12" close). While the stressed plant grows, it's thin, it's branches are empy and weak and leaves are curling. I'm wondering if I should write that one plant off and make space for other three. Box is bushy and I'm starting to be afraid of mold in the future (even though my place is dry). That plant is the upper-right one. It doesn't look tragic but those colas are very weak compared to others.
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SoOrbudgal
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Hi there you got a jungle eh? May just have to decide to ax that crinkle one from the heat stress make room that way. Good luck.
Blazindubies
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Old1stTimer
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Deficiency or toxicity? This is in ffhf/coco/Perlite/ewc ph'd / ff nute trio +Calimagic. feed and water once a week in 5gal pot led 14" above plant. 1/4tsp Calimagic 1/2tsp of each trio mixed and ph'd to 6.7 2lts water.
herbgrower
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Female
Geminiginger
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HELP! These seedlings are about ten days old and the day before I started giving Fox Farm trio nutes, I noticed these spots on my Gorilla Glue Autoflower, along with warped leaves on the same plant, as well as on my two unknown Fem seedlings. My watering pH is about 5.8-6, idk about the runoff or ppm. I’m using coco for the first time and I didn’t know I needed to add nutes from the jump. This is just my second grow so and advice/info would be greatly appreciated!
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nicesuitcase
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Oops, I meant the upper-left plant.
I kicket it out and it was the right decision. No space wasted
Thanks for the advice!
I kicket it out and it was the right decision. No space wasted
Thanks for the advice!JackMacGyver
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Hello everyone!
I need your help. I have tried 2-3 times so far, but I have not been able to achieve the end result.
Straight to the question. I have a plant (auto flower) that is still in 18 hour mode (18 hours light / 6 hours darkness). The seed was sown in late January, the plant appeared 1-2 weeks later. The plant is now about 2 months old (about 10 weeks, +/- 10 days)
My question is whether I should change its mode to 12 hours light / 12 hours darkness to start flowering and if so when?
Little information about the plant: the seed was sown at the end of January (about 20-25) the plant was grafted 2 times. It was first moved to a larger pot when 3 nodes appeared. Тhe second time it was moved to a larger pot 2-4 weeks after the first transplant.
I have read that plants that are auto flower start their flowering period on their own, regardless of whether they are on 18/6 or 12/12 hours. Is this true?
I fed the plant with bats manure productsundefined on guano-diffusion.
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I need your help. I have tried 2-3 times so far, but I have not been able to achieve the end result.
Straight to the question. I have a plant (auto flower) that is still in 18 hour mode (18 hours light / 6 hours darkness). The seed was sown in late January, the plant appeared 1-2 weeks later. The plant is now about 2 months old (about 10 weeks, +/- 10 days)
My question is whether I should change its mode to 12 hours light / 12 hours darkness to start flowering and if so when?
Little information about the plant: the seed was sown at the end of January (about 20-25) the plant was grafted 2 times. It was first moved to a larger pot when 3 nodes appeared. Тhe second time it was moved to a larger pot 2-4 weeks after the first transplant.
I have read that plants that are auto flower start their flowering period on their own, regardless of whether they are on 18/6 or 12/12 hours. Is this true?
I fed the plant with bats manure productsundefined on guano-diffusion.
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SoOrbudgal
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Well you overfed here big newbie mistake she's got nute lockout happening she's now 3months old should be finished. She appears to have the top 3 newbie issues. Overwatered, overfed and not enough light. Go ahead flip it 12/12 and don't feed it anymore now. Read what it takes to grow autoflowers. And all this was is lesson for you to get some knowledge of what not to do next time. The autoflower is a more sensitive plant to fertilization you've drowned her with too much. Good luck