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I have cool neighbors they get a kick out of my plant and plenty of veggies from my garden. This year they may get a little treat. those that partake in a little smoke.
Keith's First Plant
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There used to be a guy working at a local grow shop. Even before 'recreational' became legal he would be growing outside. He said the best thing he did each spring was give an ounce of the previous summer's harvest to each neighbor that could see into his yard.
You are the man. One of each, eh? Most of us would have enough with either an Italian or a Polish girl, but both, well you rock.
Tomatoes, pasta and garlic cooking from the Italian lady and garlic, kielbasa and sauerkraut cooking from the Polish lady. The best of all right there.
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Most of my neighbors do not smoke but we look out for each other. I have been living here for over 30 years and watched the hood change over many times.
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My wife can cook, and food is a big thing in my family. She can take anything and make it taste good just like her mother always did.
Plant looks lush! 
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Can anyone tell me what calmag is for and do I need it?
Calmag is for calcium and magnesium, and you only need it if your plant is showing signs of deficiency. Most nutes have Ca and Mg in varying amounts but some plants need more.
Here's a great image of what deficiencies and toxicities look like on cannabis plants.
Here's a great image of what deficiencies and toxicities look like on cannabis plants.
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Thank you I will do a search to find out more about it.
Only for general info though. I don't see any signs of Ca or Mg deficiency on your plant.
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Thanks for the images but the deficiencies all sound and look the same to me. I need to stick around and learn a lot more before I can identify deficiencies. Need to look at many more plants Thanks again
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Good to hear and thanks again.
Newbgrower16
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It is good to reseach what are mobile defciencies and inmobile deficiencies something like nitrogen is a mobile deficiencie so the nitrogen movew up the plant thats why with nitrogen in specific you see the deficiency start at the bottom and move up the plant.
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I got Ya
That plant looks great Keith, and deficiencies are so, so hard to figure out. I’m wondering if those leaves had residual spray on them from trying to treat the PM and got burnt in the sun like some of the pistils? They look random and like @InTheShed said, that’s not nute burn. You have good neighbors! I’ve been slinking around for the last 5-6 months trying to make sure no one could see my two giants. 
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Feeding/watering day
Plant looks good and the buds are smelling great
Advance nutrients
Water 1 gallon PH7,0
Rhino skin 1 ml
Base
Micro 12 ml
Grow 12 ml
Bloom 12 ml
Bloom
Big Bud 6 ml
Bud Candy 6 ml
I mixed the Rhino skin first and let it sit 15 minutes until adding nutrients
Plant looks good and the buds are smelling great
Advance nutrients
Water 1 gallon PH7,0
Rhino skin 1 ml
Base
Micro 12 ml
Grow 12 ml
Bloom 12 ml
Bloom
Big Bud 6 ml
Bud Candy 6 ml
I mixed the Rhino skin first and let it sit 15 minutes until adding nutrients
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Some pictures
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Man I hope my plant makes it to harvest. I really love growing and 420 Magazine, nothing but good people.
We're loving that plant!
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Thanks InTheShed you can be thanked for this plant still living. I would have killed it without your help.