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Thanks a lot Mr Krip. I scanned that link this morning- will get back to it later today when I get a little more time.
I used to do internet searches on the subject, mostly using the ‘images’ option, hoping to hit on something. I remember reading about the brown blight, but like you I don’t think I saw anything, or at least nothing that seemed to fit.
The place I live in is paradise for all kinds of fungi, so that is what comes to mind first. A virus.. maybe. In one way it’s odd that it only affects the PC. But on the other hand as I explained, this strain seems to be by far the most prone to any possible problem.
I have a botanist friend who knows a lot about plants. He tends to get a little nervous if I text him pics of the plants- but hey- as of tomorrow it’s legal (or at least ‘legal’) here in Canada so wtf .
Looks like for a start I should try and replace it by ordering new P Chunk seeds. Something I’ve been resisting for years because, after all the trouble it’s caused me, it seems wrong to be getting more seeds of it.
Funny, I bumped into a friend just this afternoon and he gave me a little sermon about how amazing the P Chunk is, and how out of everything I grow, it’s the strain that’s head and shoulders above the rest. ‘Man I wish you’d grow more of that. How about you just grow only that strain and ditch all the rest?’
Sigh...
Grizz, I feel like I’ve come at the situation both ways already- re the flushing/feeding schedule. Nothing seemed to work, as far as I can see. This particular plant needed to flower a little longer. I only started flushing it last week because there was no choice in the matter. It’s a weird leafy plant that really doesn’t form compact buds and reach its prime until late in flowering. Eventually if left long enough the buds glom together and change, from a leafy iceberg lettuce type structure into a denser and more gooey substance. Problem is it’s very hard to get it to survive that long....
Thanks very much to all of you guys. Blew Hiller, A Bird, Mr K, Virgin Ground, Tead, Grizzwald, Dr Doob. Throw all the darts you like. I don’t say no to free darts.
I used to do internet searches on the subject, mostly using the ‘images’ option, hoping to hit on something. I remember reading about the brown blight, but like you I don’t think I saw anything, or at least nothing that seemed to fit.
The place I live in is paradise for all kinds of fungi, so that is what comes to mind first. A virus.. maybe. In one way it’s odd that it only affects the PC. But on the other hand as I explained, this strain seems to be by far the most prone to any possible problem.
I have a botanist friend who knows a lot about plants. He tends to get a little nervous if I text him pics of the plants- but hey- as of tomorrow it’s legal (or at least ‘legal’) here in Canada so wtf .
Looks like for a start I should try and replace it by ordering new P Chunk seeds. Something I’ve been resisting for years because, after all the trouble it’s caused me, it seems wrong to be getting more seeds of it.
Funny, I bumped into a friend just this afternoon and he gave me a little sermon about how amazing the P Chunk is, and how out of everything I grow, it’s the strain that’s head and shoulders above the rest. ‘Man I wish you’d grow more of that. How about you just grow only that strain and ditch all the rest?’
Sigh...
Grizz, I feel like I’ve come at the situation both ways already- re the flushing/feeding schedule. Nothing seemed to work, as far as I can see. This particular plant needed to flower a little longer. I only started flushing it last week because there was no choice in the matter. It’s a weird leafy plant that really doesn’t form compact buds and reach its prime until late in flowering. Eventually if left long enough the buds glom together and change, from a leafy iceberg lettuce type structure into a denser and more gooey substance. Problem is it’s very hard to get it to survive that long....
Thanks very much to all of you guys. Blew Hiller, A Bird, Mr K, Virgin Ground, Tead, Grizzwald, Dr Doob. Throw all the darts you like. I don’t say no to free darts.