Ahhh... I did see a couple of 3 bladed leaves while taking these pics... thinking that may be the indicator...
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It appears some of the most recent growth has 3 bladed leaves and a nodal structure typical of Photoperiod stress. It could be just the way the pic was taken.Doc what indicates a light leak in these pictures? Thanks
Yep! When you changed the Photoperiod you got Photoperiod stress.Yes, my veg cabinet comes On the same time as the flower tent... they are close together... and some light does leak from the cabinet but I leave the tent closed up, only open when checking them and only while lights are on. I will get that checked to make sure...
when I put them in the tent, while still in veg, when the lights went off I went in And pokes my head into the tent... let my eyes adjust for a minute or so... I could not see anything... at all totally dark. Could you tell me what you see? What does the photoperiod issue look like? Incase this helps... I was doing 11/13 the first week of flower... bit that didn't leave enough time for me to check them when I get home so I changed it to 12/12... hope I don't mess up there.
Lastly, I just watered yesterday with 1/4 TP... next up will be TP drench then it may be time for Cat drench... if buds are set of course. And Cat earlier if they set sooner.
Edit: forgot to mention the pics were taken before I watered them... Incase that matters...
Yep! This is how I figured it out too....experimenting, observation, etc.
If you want to "save" the fading plants, Rescue Drench pronto. You've arrived at the correct conclusion.
Nice plants Gov! So healthy looking. Were you able to cut down on the ES with the new formula?
Ok you asked for it...Pronto
Cut up an old plastic 55 gal barrel, sterilized it, cleaned it good, installed a sill cock drain valve, fabb’ed up a hoist and lift bar, rolled out the fading plant, hoisted it up...15 gal pot, rolled under the dunk barrel, lower in the plant
Ran filtered warm (75*F) water into the barrel, then on top of plant...back and forth till water was up to top....about 5 mins
When I could see water start to rise above soil, I opened drain at barrel bottom, and slowly poured in 2 gal of rescue drench on top of soil
Rolled it over to hoist and pulled it up out of dunk barrel, and letting it drain perched water now. Gonna let it hang there till it’s done draining.
Well now I have a dunk system for the big pots when an emergency arises!
It's funny, this round I started off with trans, and the girls look so much happier than last round.
I still can't get over how jacked up my clones are. I gave them a trans drench last Sunday, when I checked on them yesterday. I was like wtf, the testers were all looking great. After all the light screw ups they are spitting out 3 blade leaves
Pretty sure it doesn’t matter... but just Incase there could be some strange reaction to stainless steel... will this bucket work ok? It’s a nice fit and the lip comes just above the top of the pot... thinking I can make this work with little waste.
In that one gallon pot is a clone I’m currently abusing . gonna veg her the whole time the others are in flower and then have one bigun in there for the next run.
That might work just fine. How much space between bucket and container?Pretty sure it doesn't matter... but just Incase there could be some strange reaction to stainless steel... will this bucket work ok? It's a nice fit and the lip comes just above the top of the pot... thinking I can make this work with little waste.
In that one gallon pot is a clone I'm currently abusing . gonna veg her the whole time the others are in flower and then have one bigun in there for the next run.