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I lean toward temp and pH (alkaline) as the issues. Here is Orange Sherbet.
Alafornia's 1st Time Multistrain Medical Grow
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Finally, the bud/trichome pics and a few more of NL.
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Seems to me the trichomes range from mostly clear to partly cloudy. I hope they'll be ready in a couple of weeks but I'll wait until they're done.
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I did water the plants lightly tonight with water pHed to about 6.5.
I used Doc Buds High Brix Tea Root Drench. It has a little nitrogen, phosphate, and potash. I'm hoping it will speed up the recovery. If it does well I'll finish with it.
I used Doc Buds High Brix Tea Root Drench. It has a little nitrogen, phosphate, and potash. I'm hoping it will speed up the recovery. If it does well I'll finish with it.
That’s almost looking like a magnesium def. does any of this sound familiar...
Leaves may become yellow in between the veins, with mottled brown spots on the affected leaves. These brown dead patches may spread and eventually kill the leaf. Leaves may also shred and fall apart.
Overall growth of the marijuana plant may be stunted. With a manganese deficiency, the yellowing will begin at the base of the leaves and move outwards towards the tips.
Or what about this...
A real molybdenum deficiency in cannabis is rare, and even scientists did not realize this mineral is needed by most plants because it is often present in low concentrations all the time.
For cannabis plants, molybdenum tends gets locked out at lower pH ranges. Your cannabis plant may show signs of a molybdenum deficiency if the pH at the roots is too low, although it is likely that molybdenum is there. That is because when the pH of your root zone is off, your cannabis cannot properly absorb molybdenum through its roots. Therefore the first step is to ensure that you have the correct pH for your growth medium. Learn more about pH and cannabis.
Please note: After a molyndenum deficiency is cleared up, the problem (pink coloring and yellowing leaves) will stop appearing on other parts of the plant, usually within a week. Please note that leaves which have been damaged by a molybdenum deficiency will probably not recover or turn green, so you want to pay attention to other growth for signs of recovery.
have you thought about foliar feeding? It has great benefits on reversing deficiencies as well!
I can’t feel my legs, now it’s time to get off the toilet and start my day!!
Have a good day everyone!
Leaves may become yellow in between the veins, with mottled brown spots on the affected leaves. These brown dead patches may spread and eventually kill the leaf. Leaves may also shred and fall apart.
Overall growth of the marijuana plant may be stunted. With a manganese deficiency, the yellowing will begin at the base of the leaves and move outwards towards the tips.
Or what about this...
A real molybdenum deficiency in cannabis is rare, and even scientists did not realize this mineral is needed by most plants because it is often present in low concentrations all the time.
For cannabis plants, molybdenum tends gets locked out at lower pH ranges. Your cannabis plant may show signs of a molybdenum deficiency if the pH at the roots is too low, although it is likely that molybdenum is there. That is because when the pH of your root zone is off, your cannabis cannot properly absorb molybdenum through its roots. Therefore the first step is to ensure that you have the correct pH for your growth medium. Learn more about pH and cannabis.
Please note: After a molyndenum deficiency is cleared up, the problem (pink coloring and yellowing leaves) will stop appearing on other parts of the plant, usually within a week. Please note that leaves which have been damaged by a molybdenum deficiency will probably not recover or turn green, so you want to pay attention to other growth for signs of recovery.
have you thought about foliar feeding? It has great benefits on reversing deficiencies as well!
I can’t feel my legs, now it’s time to get off the toilet and start my day!!
Have a good day everyone!
Emilya Green
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Morning... The potash will help... some of the yellowing looks like a lack of potassium. The spots look like a late season calcium deficiency... a little calmag seems to be called for. Other than that, finishing out amazingly! Regarding the boys and the oldest now willing to take the medicine... it is funny what they will key into as being so important to them, and how much thought is put into the reasoning behind their decisions. It fascinates me to read about the issues that you and Tangled have to deal with on a daily basis. Big kudos to the both of you for daily finding the courage and the energy to keep things level... you are my heros.
scrogster
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Minus all the pubic hair on your flowers they look good. I would not stress what ever is going on with them they are almost done . 2weeks max I would think they'll be ready but im no pro. Just my 2cents.
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That’s almost looking like a magnesium def. does any of this sound familiar...
Leaves may become yellow in between the veins, with mottled brown spots on the affected leaves. These brown dead patches may spread and eventually kill the leaf. Leaves may also shred and fall apart.
Overall growth of the marijuana plant may be stunted. With a manganese deficiency, the yellowing will begin at the base of the leaves and move outwards towards the tips.
Or what about this...
A real molybdenum deficiency in cannabis is rare, and even scientists did not realize this mineral is needed by most plants because it is often present in low concentrations all the time.
For cannabis plants, molybdenum tends gets locked out at lower pH ranges. Your cannabis plant may show signs of a molybdenum deficiency if the pH at the roots is too low, although it is likely that molybdenum is there. That is because when the pH of your root zone is off, your cannabis cannot properly absorb molybdenum through its roots. Therefore the first step is to ensure that you have the correct pH for your growth medium. Learn more about pH and cannabis.
Please note: After a molyndenum deficiency is cleared up, the problem (pink coloring and yellowing leaves) will stop appearing on other parts of the plant, usually within a week. Please note that leaves which have been damaged by a molybdenum deficiency will probably not recover or turn green, so you want to pay attention to other growth for signs of recovery.
have you thought about foliar feeding? It has great benefits on reversing deficiencies as well!
I can’t feel my legs, now it’s time to get off the toilet and start my day!!
Have a good day everyone!
Thanks, BLS. Gave a root drench last night. Get up and get going!
I've tried to take small reasonable steps to correct things. Hopefully I have it handled and the finish is strong.
It is funny... and frustrating....
Once he makes up his mind it is exceedingly difficult to have him change his mind. It may seem small but it's a huge victory. Thank you for the kind words (and help with diagnosing). We just get up every day and do what needs done. What else can you do? Plenty of days I've wanted to run away or give up.
I hope you're right. Early on I would have been stressed to the max. I just want to finish strong and avoid major issues at this point.
lol I was walking around like crazy legs for a couple minutes... shakes the fuzzy feeling and began my journey to the big city! Hope you and your family had a good day!!Thanks, BLS. Gave a root drench last night. Get up and get going!
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So far so good. Hope you've had a wonderful day.
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OG Kush CBD and Orange Sherbert and one of the group.
Today is Day 54 of 12/12.
Today is Day 54 of 12/12.
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Nikita has a large cola. I'm holding my hand against the vertical part then the horizontal part.
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Next up some trichome pics
Looking at those beautiful flowers reminds me Al. When you have your time off soon and sample your wares - are you gonna ‘blow’ the dust off your saxophone?
(Thought I could hear music)
(Thought I could hear music)
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Next up: Watering clones
One day ago Nikita clone looked rather dry so I watered her.
Tonight it was the Northern Lights clone.
I think @Emilya would be pretty happy with this as an example of watering. I admit I am not as patient as she, but I do try to get the soil to mix well and the plant to drink well. You wait until the plant is hanging down and she'll pop back as if coming back to life.
One day ago Nikita clone looked rather dry so I watered her.
Tonight it was the Northern Lights clone.
I think @Emilya would be pretty happy with this as an example of watering. I admit I am not as patient as she, but I do try to get the soil to mix well and the plant to drink well. You wait until the plant is hanging down and she'll pop back as if coming back to life.
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I paid that sax forward several years ago to a kid in need who was joining the band. Tangled keeps asking me for a budget for a gift for me and it's my belief she is trying to get the OK to buy me another tenor sax. And while part of me longs for both a tenor sax and a decent ibanez or strat (or gibson or EVH or....) plus a crate or marshall or fender, I honestly want her to wait a year (give or take) for me to square a few things away. That, and I'm picky...and you know what picky means...(in my case it really means I don't want the cheapest but a midrange new or older higher range used if I can get lucky and find the rare "bargain")
I hear ya loud and clear even without the amp. I used to think G.A.S. was a condition unique to musicians. Until I started gardening.
(That’s: gear acquisition syndrome BTW)
Mmm. Trust you to give your horn away. It’s people like you who are part of The Problem, you know? It’s because you are using more than your fair share of Nice Guy that there are so many arseholes out there!
(That’s: gear acquisition syndrome BTW)
Mmm. Trust you to give your horn away. It’s people like you who are part of The Problem, you know? It’s because you are using more than your fair share of Nice Guy that there are so many arseholes out there!
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I hear ya loud and clear even without the amp. I used to think G.A.S. was a condition unique to musicians. Until I started gardening.
(That’s: gear acquisition syndrome BTW)
Mmm. Trust you to give your horn away. It’s people like you who are part of The Problem, you know? It’s because you are using more than your fair share of Nice Guy that there are so many arseholes out there!
In fairness, the horn was given to me years before so in a zero-sum system it evens out. If we are in a welfare economics system every benefits.
G.A.S is real, brother.
Sorry about the Purple Orange not popping for you Al.....hoping the next one pops for you brother!
The girls are looking great man! Keep doing what you are doing.....they will be fine down the final stretch!
The girls are looking great man! Keep doing what you are doing.....they will be fine down the final stretch!
N420
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Great flowers Al! You are nearly at the finish line hope these ladies finish strong for you. It was said earlier the brown spots on the leaves looks like Calcium deficiency but you are so close to the end it's not worth worrying about.