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Subliminals first ever grow plus a journal to boot!
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Subliminal
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alltatup Leaf #2 was from the original topping main line...Not sure why it would show nute burn and nothing else would. Little confused on it. Leaf #3 is the original true growth, so I wasn't really worried about it either, but as a true greenie, I wanted to check with my people.
Mr.furley, I should have mentioned to ignore the splotching in the middle of the leaves, as I did splash on both of them.
Leaf #1 is what I am really concerned about. Potassium Deficiency?
Mr.furley, I should have mentioned to ignore the splotching in the middle of the leaves, as I did splash on both of them.
Leaf #1 is what I am really concerned about. Potassium Deficiency?
Subliminal
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My PH is 6.1 so I'm not worried about that so much. Boron was second on my list. I'm gonna wait for another leaf to show anything before I jump the gun, although I have a nice potassium concentrate saluted and ready to go if needed.
Subliminal
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also, zero bugs here this time of year. I checked under leaves and all that just to make sure but my climate doesn't allow for many pests during fall/winter. What's a good source of boron? I'll probably have it looked up before anyone answers, but I like more homegrown solutions.
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Took less than a day and YG2 is already catching up and out-stretching YG1. Sorry for the quick update, but my day hours are reversed here because of my cold nights. I give 'em light at night so the lights keep them in nice flower temps without having to supplement heat. If I was growing in summer, this would be reversed. I average 75-83 temps all day long...and did I mention it's effing cold out? YG1 still holds a better spread, but I bet I'm hoisting her buds more at the end. YG2 is a beast of a plant.
Mr.furley
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I was thinking Boron Toxicity,.The leaves in pictures
1&2 are of darker color with a "problem" and not Yellowing.
Potassium is a "MOBILE" nutrient and if it is a deficiency with a mobile nutrient, you will see it move up the plant accompanied with yellowing most the time.
like I said it is really early with just a couple of spots and PH/watering/Roots should always be the First focus.
You are in soil correct? And you have been giving a liquid fertilizer? What brand? Have you flushed ever?
PH going in is 6.1 but have you check the runoff by chance? It is not always important to check runoff but when a problem starts getting "out of hand" and you are not! it can lead you down the right road.
You Probably answered the above questions before so this is a good link to help answering prudent questions without have to repeat yourself.
https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum/growing-community/138671-edit-your-post-signature
Happy New Year SUB.
1&2 are of darker color with a "problem" and not Yellowing.
Potassium is a "MOBILE" nutrient and if it is a deficiency with a mobile nutrient, you will see it move up the plant accompanied with yellowing most the time.
like I said it is really early with just a couple of spots and PH/watering/Roots should always be the First focus.
You are in soil correct? And you have been giving a liquid fertilizer? What brand? Have you flushed ever?
PH going in is 6.1 but have you check the runoff by chance? It is not always important to check runoff but when a problem starts getting "out of hand" and you are not! it can lead you down the right road.
You Probably answered the above questions before so this is a good link to help answering prudent questions without have to repeat yourself.
https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum/growing-community/138671-edit-your-post-signature
Happy New Year SUB.
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LurkingInTheGrass
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@mr.furley
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
you just made mobile and immobile nutrients clear to me
been reading, and reading and not getting it
...until now
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
you just made mobile and immobile nutrients clear to me
been reading, and reading and not getting it
...until now
Subliminal
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I noticed more of the same patterns moving up the plant(just the same signs in smaller areas) after I stopped posting last night so I flushed and then added my potassium mixture last night and it seems to have stopped mid-track. She looks like she took it pretty well, some droopy leaves, but overall, green and good. I'll post a pic or two after I know I fixed it for sure.
Subliminal
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Haven't bothered them too much tonight and I won't bore anyone with 1 day stretch pics, but last night they decided it was time. And we begin...lets grow some buds!
Subliminal
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Hey peeps little update here.. You know when your grow starts to go? Mine just started in the flower hut! As a reminder, I have the light cycle reversed so the lights can help with heat during the long cold nights here. I get to look at them at about 9pm every night. Obligatory pic of the kitty rushing into the closet when I open it.Much love
-Sub
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My two bigger Veg plants are in distress, I am going to start a big flush on the trained one, since my efforts to combat what I think is K deficiency hasn't worked and it's still moving up. I am leaning that I have a buildup that is blocking nutrient uptake. The other one is just showing drooping leaves for the most part, which I could attribute to that last flush I gave her... but I haven't watered in 3 days and I'm not sure. She's getting an extra day of no water before I giver her anything tomorrow. The clones and the other seed are perfect, so I need to start spending more 1-on-1 time with each lady and paying more attention I think.
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I have and I'm not entire sure that is an accurate measurement of what's really going on. PH going in was 6.4 and run off was 6.6. I flushed her yesterday real good. I am not seeing much improvement but nothing has gotten worse either. The other bigger symptomatic plant is about the same as well. Gonna let the soil dry out a bit before I water again. I was really thinking I needed to invest in some calmag, so I ordered some today. All other signs are pointing to a nutrient block though.
Here's a couple pics of the flowering plants and the veg plants. The flowering yard girls are doing amazing. no issuers to report except they grow so fast I have to keep an eye on the light height... the Veg are fine except for what I have offered... the one from seed is great after some pruning and the two clones look great to me as well.
Here's a couple pics of the flowering plants and the veg plants. The flowering yard girls are doing amazing. no issuers to report except they grow so fast I have to keep an eye on the light height... the Veg are fine except for what I have offered... the one from seed is great after some pruning and the two clones look great to me as well.
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I'm sorry those pics got all messed up in order. Pic 2 and 3(left to right) are my problem pics. Pic 4 are the clones and Pic 5 is a seedling. The plant in Pic 2 was my golden child for a few weeks, but she is resisting 
Mr.furley
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Boy Iv had to look at this a couple times now.
Here is where I'm at with it.
Seen the whole plant it looks like burn. Light, Nute, or what about the fan on the left? Could it be wind burn?
The next place I go is PH. You have flushed your "soil" so now it is a non-nutritional medium and if you have to feed liquid fertilizers I would typically suggest to lower your pH and feed like a soilless medium between 5.5 to 6.5, if you do this I would suggest 6.ph.
Cal Mag is definitely a good idea at this point.
And are you for sure there is no bugs in the soil or gnats flying around?
Boy Iv had to look at this a couple times now.
Here is where I'm at with it.
Seen the whole plant it looks like burn. Light, Nute, or what about the fan on the left? Could it be wind burn?
The next place I go is PH. You have flushed your "soil" so now it is a non-nutritional medium and if you have to feed liquid fertilizers I would typically suggest to lower your pH and feed like a soilless medium between 5.5 to 6.5, if you do this I would suggest 6.ph.
Cal Mag is definitely a good idea at this point.
And are you for sure there is no bugs in the soil or gnats flying around?