LordShaper
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Problem: Two of my plants have leaves that are damaged. I have tried to locate a deficiency that fits the look of it but cannot conclusively say what it is.
Genetics: 9lb. Hammer Feminized by Growers Choice (Bigger plant)+ One unknown bag seed (smaller plant)
Soil: They were planted in Bar Harbor Blend Organic & Natural Potting Soil. When they got big enough I transplanted into 3 gallon fabric pots with Fox Farms Ocean Forest. Each transplant was done with a sprinkle of Great White Mycorrhizae. Planted in 3 gallon fabric pots.
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Equipment: 48" x 48" x 80" Vivosun Tent, Spiderfarmer SF4000 18 inches above canopy set at 75%, AC infinity 6inch inline, 2 oscillating fans.
The Nutes: I have the Fox Fam Trio plus I picked up Microbe Brew and Bushdoctor Sledgehammer. Of that I have only used the Big Bloom, Microbe Brew, and 2 feedings of 2mL/Gallon Grow Big. Tips started crisping so I stopped on the Grow Big. I adjust pH of the water with General Hyrdoponics pH+ and pH-. I have Superthrive for emergency use, Fish Shit that I put in every watering, Unsulphured Blackstrap Molasses which I have started adding every other watering at 1 tbsp/Gallon, and GH CaliMagic as my CalMag.
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Water: I water when I can pick the whole pot up and it is very light compared to the size of the plants and I cannot feel moisture on the fabric pots. After I add nutrients I pH water to 6.5. I check run-off and its usually 6.4 to 6.7. When I water I add until just before the water will overflow the dirt and cascade down the air-pruned dirt on the inside of the fabric pot. I am looking for run-off that has flowed through the main root mass. When I see it I stop.
What do I think it could be?: Based off of what I can see in the plant diagnoses section of GWE I am leaning towards either a Calcium deficiency or I am overwatering it. This isnt my first grow so I dont believe its over watering.
If you have seen this, please reach out! I am new to this community and would like to learn from you all.
Problem: Two of my plants have leaves that are damaged. I have tried to locate a deficiency that fits the look of it but cannot conclusively say what it is.
Genetics: 9lb. Hammer Feminized by Growers Choice (Bigger plant)+ One unknown bag seed (smaller plant)
Soil: They were planted in Bar Harbor Blend Organic & Natural Potting Soil. When they got big enough I transplanted into 3 gallon fabric pots with Fox Farms Ocean Forest. Each transplant was done with a sprinkle of Great White Mycorrhizae. Planted in 3 gallon fabric pots.
​
Equipment: 48" x 48" x 80" Vivosun Tent, Spiderfarmer SF4000 18 inches above canopy set at 75%, AC infinity 6inch inline, 2 oscillating fans.
The Nutes: I have the Fox Fam Trio plus I picked up Microbe Brew and Bushdoctor Sledgehammer. Of that I have only used the Big Bloom, Microbe Brew, and 2 feedings of 2mL/Gallon Grow Big. Tips started crisping so I stopped on the Grow Big. I adjust pH of the water with General Hyrdoponics pH+ and pH-. I have Superthrive for emergency use, Fish Shit that I put in every watering, Unsulphured Blackstrap Molasses which I have started adding every other watering at 1 tbsp/Gallon, and GH CaliMagic as my CalMag.
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Water: I water when I can pick the whole pot up and it is very light compared to the size of the plants and I cannot feel moisture on the fabric pots. After I add nutrients I pH water to 6.5. I check run-off and its usually 6.4 to 6.7. When I water I add until just before the water will overflow the dirt and cascade down the air-pruned dirt on the inside of the fabric pot. I am looking for run-off that has flowed through the main root mass. When I see it I stop.
What do I think it could be?: Based off of what I can see in the plant diagnoses section of GWE I am leaning towards either a Calcium deficiency or I am overwatering it. This isnt my first grow so I dont believe its over watering.
If you have seen this, please reach out! I am new to this community and would like to learn from you all.
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