Freedom Of Seeds Tabletop Grow In Carmen's Kitchen
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He wrote the version of Cocaine that E. Clapton made famous.
Happy hoppy smokin' Bode
Oh I love Cajun Moon! So here it is tooMy favourite song of his is Cajun Moon.
It's sweaty night whiskey music. Omg
sulmiman
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Beautiful shot, love itFirst proper glitter pic - Cream Mandarin auto
How did you do it? Only mobile cam or sth. special? Best S.- Thread starter
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Thanks very much. I am using a DSLR with a Tamron SP 90 mm F2.8 Di macro lens. Then I zoom in and crop the sections off where I like the look of the trichomes.Beautiful shot, love it
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Also, welcome to the Mag and thanks for the questionBeautiful shot, love it
sulmiman
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Thanks very much. I think, i should dig out my Nikon, which sleeps in the cellor for ten years now…Also, welcome to the Mag and thanks for the question
Stacking seems a cool try for me too, but i‘m too lazy, i‘m afraid…- Thread starter
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It's a sign! I us an old Nikon D7100. You should definitely get yours out f the cellar!Thanks very much. I think, i should dig out my Nikon, which sleeps in the cellor for ten years now…
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Hi Sprout,
I am due for my weekly report tomorrow but I want to report on the Cream Mandarin auto today because I'm worried about it. Last week I noticed that the lower fan leaves were turning purple and at the same time I noticed that it had grown too close to the light and was getting way too much light.
I reduced the light and raised it to reduce the leaf temperature. I top dressed the plant with EWC and Elemental Blend, and fed it fish ferts, kelp and calmag.
The Cream Mandarin is 62 days old today, I am losing the fan leaves rapidly, and there are still a lot of white pistils. The Freedom Of Seeds estimate for finishing is an 8 week flowering. They've been flowering for about 6 weeks. It can't afford to lose all of its leaves now can it?
I don't know what is going on with it other than it definitely got too much light and heat. I can't find this purple look in any visual guide online in my Google searches. It started on the bottom leaves and is working its way up the plant node by node.
I've checked my schedule and the plants are all due to receive their fortnightly dose of Nourish, and their weekly dressing with EWC and Elemental Blend, so I will go with the scheduled treatment and hope that it is enough.
What do you think?
Hi Sprout,
I am due for my weekly report tomorrow but I want to report on the Cream Mandarin auto today because I'm worried about it. Last week I noticed that the lower fan leaves were turning purple and at the same time I noticed that it had grown too close to the light and was getting way too much light.
I reduced the light and raised it to reduce the leaf temperature. I top dressed the plant with EWC and Elemental Blend, and fed it fish ferts, kelp and calmag.
The Cream Mandarin is 62 days old today, I am losing the fan leaves rapidly, and there are still a lot of white pistils. The Freedom Of Seeds estimate for finishing is an 8 week flowering. They've been flowering for about 6 weeks. It can't afford to lose all of its leaves now can it?
I don't know what is going on with it other than it definitely got too much light and heat. I can't find this purple look in any visual guide online in my Google searches. It started on the bottom leaves and is working its way up the plant node by node.
I've checked my schedule and the plants are all due to receive their fortnightly dose of Nourish, and their weekly dressing with EWC and Elemental Blend, so I will go with the scheduled treatment and hope that it is enough.
What do you think?
ThirdUncle
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Sorry can't help u there ,, the leaf tips look burnt but its the same further down so could be something else ?
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Thanks No.3! I hope today's treatment will help.Sorry can't help u there ,, the leaf tips look burnt but its the same further down so could be something else ?
To cheer things up, here are some pics of the outdoor plants. They are both loving life. The older one has leaf miners but they aren't bad. Look how happy they are!
ThirdUncle
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Lovely ,, yes they are loveing it in the sun,,
Your right those leaf miners aren't too much concern , I sometimes squash them between my fingernails
Your right those leaf miners aren't too much concern , I sometimes squash them between my fingernails
Highya Carmen,
Lovely outdoor plants!! That's why I love growing outdoors. The sun is so strong! On your indoor plant - If she only has 2 weeks left, ladies I grow lose their fans at their discretion (Senescence). I don't think it's a problem. The colors are gorgeous (love the bronze look in light). And the purple - I get that every year, and I believe it's genetic. I don't know of any disease that turns leaves purple, and still turgid. So, all in all, no problems, at least from my perspective. Happy Smokin'
Lovely outdoor plants!! That's why I love growing outdoors. The sun is so strong! On your indoor plant - If she only has 2 weeks left, ladies I grow lose their fans at their discretion (Senescence). I don't think it's a problem. The colors are gorgeous (love the bronze look in light). And the purple - I get that every year, and I believe it's genetic. I don't know of any disease that turns leaves purple, and still turgid. So, all in all, no problems, at least from my perspective. Happy Smokin'
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Thank you, I hope so
Jiggi said the same thing earlier and I thought it might be too soon.I think these leaves may just make itI agree 100%!
I do not see danger to a Magnificent Harvest in 2 to 3 weeks.
024backwards
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Amazing colors! These gals look stunningAll three plants are now in flower
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Thank you 024!
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Weekly Update: Week 9 / Week 6
All three plants were top dressed with EWC and Elemental Blend and they were given a dose of Nourish. I do believe the purple leaves on the Cma are caused by senescence. It is possible that this was speeded up by the plant receiving too much light for a brief spell, but it is close to the finish line, so it could be that I am worrying for nothing.
Thanks for keeping me company and have an awesome week further!
All three plants were top dressed with EWC and Elemental Blend and they were given a dose of Nourish. I do believe the purple leaves on the Cma are caused by senescence. It is possible that this was speeded up by the plant receiving too much light for a brief spell, but it is close to the finish line, so it could be that I am worrying for nothing.
Thanks for keeping me company and have an awesome week further!
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My JOTM prize light arrived this morning! Thank you so much Valerie. I truly treasure these XS 1500 Pros. I'm very grateful to you and @ViparSpectra ! Thank you too to @420 for providing this platform for our community! Thanks to everyone who voted for my journal too, it was what it was because you were there!
Congrats on the new light, Carmen. Personally, I don't worry so much about leaves falling off during late flower. I figure it's just less to trim.
Your girls look good to me.
Your girls look good to me.