Flump's Grow: Dinamed CBD, 2019/12

Yup. High-brix soil. Promix HP with 30lbs EWC and 1st run amendment, cooked 40 days. What could cause the discoloration of the old growth? Anything concerning?

Noted. Transplant when she dries out.


Assuming the soil was mixed well----and it probably was---we could be looking at some sort of pathogen. But that's a guess and not likely. A great big pot of nice new soil will make all the difference now that there are roots.

BTW, you're storing the bin at room temp, correct?
 
Assuming the soil was mixed well----and it probably was---we could be looking at some sort of pathogen. But that's a guess and not likely. A great big pot of nice new soil will make all the difference now that there are roots.

BTW, you're storing the bin at room temp, correct?
Yes room temperature. Soil was still moist last time I checked.
 
Assuming the soil was mixed well----and it probably was---we could be looking at some sort of pathogen. But that's a guess and not likely. A great big pot of nice new soil will make all the difference now that there are roots.

BTW, you're storing the bin at room temp, correct?
I just checked and soil is still moist. Gf and I mixed it by hand using smaller bins and again one last time in the big bin. Took 40mins of mixing and mixing.

Bin has 4 little wheels and sits at room temperature (18-20C). There's insulation below and on the side.. Bin is not in direct contact with concrete.

Discoloration seems to be creeping only on older leaves...

Let me know if you see something I did/do wrong.
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I just checked and soil is still moist. Gf and I mixed it by hand using smaller bins and again one last time in the big bin. Took 40mins of mixing and mixing.

Bin has 4 little wheels and sits at room temperature (18-20C). There's insulation below and on the side.. Bin is not in direct contact with concrete.

Discoloration seems to be creeping only on older leaves...

Let me know if you see something I did/do wrong.
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Seems to me you were very careful and thorough. The GI drench is going to rev it up.
 
Yes, it's OK. Remember, 1oz per gallon is the minimum and all drenches can be doubled or even tripled without issue. Plus, we always double when dunking.....

So, You've really got 2oz per gallon if you look at it like a top-water situation. Plus, I know the products and issue advice based on experience, not on labels.

Let's see what happens....

Hey Doc! Dont punch me in the face for asking, 1oz per gallon!?!? Do you mean 5 gallons? Am I just reading the statement wrong? I went to the instructions which say 1oz to 3oz per 5 gallons of h2o. Just wanna make sure no one gets confused. I've adopted the duggan method of 15ml per gallon no matter what and thought that was on the strong side. With trans, I'm free pouring because it's thick AF.

Cheers!:passitleft:
 
Hey Doc! Dont punch me in the face for asking, 1oz per gallon!?!? Do you mean 5 gallons? Am I just reading the statement wrong? I went to the instructions which say 1oz to 3oz per 5 gallons of h2o. Just wanna make sure no one gets confused. I've adopted the duggan method of 15ml per gallon no matter what and thought that was on the strong side. With trans, I'm free pouring because it's thick AF.

Cheers!:passitleft:


Yes.....thanks. 2oz per 5 gallons. Thanks for clarifying.

But in Flump's case I definitely, 100% mean one ounce per gallon.....for dunking. That's double a strong drench of 2oz per 5 gallons.

Thanks for the catch. :ganjamon: I haven't smoked in a month and my brain isn't working. My chess rating is down....and I'm lacking patience and not sleeping well.

Tested clear today on the pee test, so hopefully after Wednesday I can start smoking again. Had to test clear for an insurance issue.
 
There are a few reasons we remove them; they are doing nothing to help the plant, maybe even hurting it by having plant put any energy into it, they can attract pests, promote mold and they just look ugly. A very slight tug downwards and they'll come off.

I think it's safe to say those leaves are goners but it won't hurt to leave em a little longer.

:passitleft:
 
There are a few reasons we remove them; they are doing nothing to help the plant, maybe even hurting it by having plant put any energy into it, they can attract pests, promote mold and they just look ugly. A very slight tug downwards and they'll come off.

I think it's safe to say those leaves are goners but it won't hurt to leave em a little longer.

:passitleft:
Thanks Ween! I see what you mean but pulling on those one doesn't take them off! Here's some pictures...
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