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I agree you have a photo plant and yes 12/12s should set her off! All the autos I have done were in flower by 5 weeks old under 24/0.
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so I looked up what this could be from in george cervantes bible and it could be n,iron,a couple more things as well then I saw a little blup about over fertilizing can do it as well ,the over feeding makes more sense than deficiencies because their getting the full line of age old organic nutrients,the ppm in the res was around 800 an increase from 700 so I guess Ill go back to 700 and see what happens.

This is my first real venture into sativas ,Ive heard they dont like a ton of nutrients but dam 800 is about 600 less than I would be running with indicas, so any help would be appreciated
 

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Every sativa dominance plant I've grown seem to be prone to this. Even my outdoor. They don't like heavy N my big old jack herer did this. But my indicas did not show this and I use Age Old Organic just the Bloom which is 5-10-5. I had to get dyna-gro grow 7-9-5 cause they were out of the other I generally use till spring. Even when using low dose of Mega Crop my sativa dominant plants do get deficiencies ? I wonder if the LEDs are showing this more frequently?
 
Not sure if this helps but I have noticed spots on my plants when they are under my blurples that I can't see when they are under "natural" lighting. I think the leds make the deficiency easier to spot or stand out more.
 
StillHigh1982 you’re aware of a lighting versus brain phenomena that causes some colors to be absorbed or reflected differently especially on film but it happens visually as well. For example, if you photograph the butcher counter in a supermarket, the fluorescent light makes the area look green but the red enhanced bulbs to make the meats look red to the eye, make it look grayish on film. The brain adjusts a lot for visual oddities by comparison

you may be only seeing the different densities in the leaf under the different spectrums. Natural lighting would be your better bet to identify and developing problems
 
Any time, I was into photography a very long time ago and some of my first photos were really odd looking all due to lights. That’s why it became a simple task to decipher the spectrum that plants grow best under and which leds to put in my desk light...2700K too yellow. 3500k a bit more like sunlight 6500k , Too blue .....but a great seed starter 😉. Take a picture of the blue sky with a red filter and it looks near dark gray in the picture and the white clouds REALLY stand out.
 
Since I planted my first seed in late July, I managed to produce 800g/28oz from a 4x4 tent. 👍
This month I saved $300 - $350 by not ordering from my licensed providers. My entire costs for tent/fans etc was $2200. Added electricity cost approx $400. My net savings is from $6000 to $7500.
Wish I would have started this a few yrs ago.
 
damn good grow lol very good yield what kind of lights are those, Now when a different grow doesn't do so good remember its not you sometimes it just happens ,the worst things is to change all your stuff for nothing lol
 
Planted 10 seeds on January 23rd, and all but one germinated. I replanted the Green Crack a couple of days ago, but waiting for it to pop. I use the early Pleistocene method of germination. Dig a hole with your toe and push the seed in. Makes no sense to me to damage a root structure by tearing it out of a paper towel.

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Planted one each of Hashberry, Gorilla Glue Auto, OG Kush, Amnesia Haze, White Widow, Green Crack Auto, Bad Azzz OG Cheese, Girl Scout Cookie, Gorilla Glue Photo, and an Aurora Indica. A wide and varied selection.
 
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I don't use paper towels anymore either. I like to soak 'em for about 20-24 hours then straight into soil. They're usually out of the ground less than 48 hours later.
Are you going to keep us updated on this bunch? I'm germing auto Gorilla by Expert Seeds now and I have some BAOGCH seeds myself that I might do next fall so I'm definitely interested in watching this grow.
 
Strawberry Cheesecake auto - Day 67 from germination, I'm getting real antsy since my jars have long been empty. Seedsman says 70 days from germ to harvest and that's looking pretty close. She started throwing lots of white hairs again but very few amber trichomes and could probably go another 10-12 days pretty easily and give me another gram or two but I like a speedy buzz and like I said, my jars are empty so I'm debating on whether to take it down tonight or hold out. She's been getting flushed for about 2 weeks alternating with plain pHed water and molasses water for almost 2 weeks.

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What would you all do if your jars were empty and you were tired of paying for overpriced dispensary bud? Suck it up and keep buying for another month to wait for more ripeness or chop her down now and save the extra $100+ that I really can't spare but do anyways so I don't have to go without and be smoking my own buds again 1.5-2 weeks sooner?
 
I would wait to cut the whole plant until I saw lots of milky triches and all the stigmas were brown, shriveled and turned in. It'll be much more powerful.
 
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