We talk about a pepper corn and not a joint, right?!? LolBe sure to throw one over your left shoulder and hit the devil in the eye! Its a thing.
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We talk about a pepper corn and not a joint, right?!? LolBe sure to throw one over your left shoulder and hit the devil in the eye! Its a thing.
Thank you, Birdy. I like very much the purple from the DDA showing itself in this plantThat is a beautiful picture
Manganese Deficiency:
Interveinal chlorosis of younger leaves, necrotic lesions and leaf shredding are typical symptom of this deficiency. High levels can cause uneven distribution of chlorophyll resulting in blotchy appearance. Restricted growth and failure to mature normally can also result.
-Mn gets locked out when the pH is too high, and when there's too much iron. Use chelated Mn.
Manganese Toxicity:
Toxicity:Chlorosis, or blotchy leaf tissue due to insufficient chlorophyll synthesis. Growth rate will slow and vigor will decline.
I get them too and I am horrendously lazy as opposed to your hands on approach. I am curious to see if you can figure it out before me so I dont have to work too hard. the deficiencies I see in flower dont seem to really bother anything so I just ride it out. Somebody told me yesterday or the day before that they get excited at curled leaf tips on the buds, I think over in my journal as a matter of fact. Maybe it is really commonplace and people dont talk about it. Lol.I'm pretty sure somewhere in this thread I mentioned that I don't think I've ever grown a plant all the way through the end of flowering where I didn't have some sort of deficiency or toxicity that I couldn't understand.
I see the beginnings of seeds beez. I'm sure I do.
I use an HM Digital PH-200 meter to measure my PHDo you use a ph pen? I use strips from China.
Hi Amy and welcome