StoneyMemoirs
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Doc Bud's High Brix Q&A With Pictures
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Gazoo
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All Tucked In, waiting for her to fill in.
Only problem I have is I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO DO, No ph, no PPM.
So as you can see I spend all my time adding and arranging the decorations
Only problem I have is I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO DO, No ph, no PPM.
So as you can see I spend all my time adding and arranging the decorations
medmanmike
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"Back built"? I'm not familiar with this . Please explain.
medmanmike
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Doc, do you still recommend H2O2 if you suspect any PM, etc.?
Back building is a technique where you snip of the very tip of the growing buds. From what I have read it is usually done about halfway through the bud cycle or when there is 3 to 4 weeks left in the flower cycle. You snip the top 2 or 3 pistils along with the tip of the calyx they are coming out of. Doing so signals to the bud that there is no more vertical space to grow and thus it needs to grow out. Canna and Nismo have used the technique quite a bit and Light Addict has a thread and write up about it if you want to check it out.
Darkscotia
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Alright guys, wanted to see if anyone is having similar issues or knows a possible cause. Doc says it's a root issue, but I have them well insulated, not sure what it could be as far as roots go.
I had exact same problem after transplanting into bigger pots. Gave girls rescue Drench and they have all come back around.
Darkscotia
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Before transplant pics
After transplant
After rescue drench
She's was my worst at one point
After transplant
After rescue drench
She's was my worst at one point
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Como?
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Yes....but hasn't happened yet and I'd use a sulfur burner as soon as I saw any, so at most I'd wash one plant, but more likely toss it out.
There are enough sulfites in the Lemon Juice to deal with it. No bud rot ever.
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Alright guys, wanted to see if anyone is having similar issues or knows a possible cause. Doc says it's a root issue, but I have them well insulated, not sure what it could be as far as roots go.
Perhaps the roots were damaged during transplanting? I'd like to see the whole plant if possible.
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Before transplant pics
After transplant
After rescue drench
She's was my worst at one point
Yep, you fixed 'em! The roots were damaged because you transplanted them too early. But they made a nice comeback, eh?
Darkscotia
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Eh.lol yes they have made a good comeback
walleye
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Flash-back! Remembering watching Flintstones meet Gazoo. Had to wait for the TV to warm up first!! I like the Einstein quote too! Edit oops wrong page or time warp! sorry
He was asking if the 7 oz per Tangie was dry weight I believe.
Mag7
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They are currently in one gallon pots and before that they were clones in perlite, so not a ton of transplanting going on. Here are full images:
Rescue Drench like doc says and then give them time to recover!!
Yeti......you see my pm to you?
waiting for reply!!
waiting for reply!!
Yeah, I am familiar with the remedies, was just hoping someone might know the cause so I could try and avoid it rather than fix it.
Mag7
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Seems I had the same issues when I was in early veg. I can't be sure but pretty sure it was from not letting the pots dry out and the roots staying saturated. The roots aren't happy. What I gather is they either need time in the new soil to recover and if that has not happened for you yet after 10 to 14 days then a rescue Drench would be my next step in trying to amend the problem.
But if you'd looking for technical, that's about as much as I can give you bud. I'm sure you have or will get much more than what I may have spilt out .