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Guy Cavallero
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This was taken this morning.....looks like 2 separate stages of damage.
My new grow space
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Well you Did What you Could so the waiting really is the Only thing left. Its hard eh? You Will manage just fine and within days you laugh when you look back at This moment 
Well Done!
Well Done!
flytier
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You would not learn anything from a perfect draw... experience is gained due to hickups... Thats What makes you a great grower in the end. That and your awesome attitude
If that's the case I'm going to be a master at this.
Scrogdawg
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This is what mine looked like with a Calcium deficiency. Looks pretty similar. I may have caught mine a little earlier than you, but same thing. I think you'll be on the road to recovery now.
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Hello Guy. I believe Growch is correct and it's more likely to be pH fluctuations. I don't have any experience in using nutrients in soil, but I do know the difference between the appearance of Calcium deficiency - which expresses itself in scattered groupings of yellow-to-coppery-to brown- and a pH problem, which shows what you have - large blocks of tan or browning areas.
Obviously Growch is more qualified to advise you, and I see you've followed his advice. You shouldn't have to wait long to see positive results. The hard part now is to keep from trying something else before this has a chance to take effect.
Good luck. I'm more cheerleader than anything with this one, but I'm glad to stop and help bolster your confidence.
Obviously Growch is more qualified to advise you, and I see you've followed his advice. You shouldn't have to wait long to see positive results. The hard part now is to keep from trying something else before this has a chance to take effect.
Good luck. I'm more cheerleader than anything with this one, but I'm glad to stop and help bolster your confidence.
Peeece
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Gotta love the community help! They already look like they are pushing out some green growth... which would seem they are pulling through regardless what the root cause was... so... Yay!
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Guy Cavallero
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Right on Scrog. They are the same leaf to me, thank God I've got so many of you guys around to offer some help. Thanks a tonne, so how did you fix your calcium def for future use?This is what mine looked like with a Calcium deficiency. Looks pretty similar. I may have caught mine a little earlier than you, but same thing. I think you'll be on the road to recovery now.
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Thanks a tonne again....
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Guy Cavallero
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You're awesome Sue,Thanks for stopping in. How's a lament supposed to differentiate for crying out loud, thank God for all you guys , lol. Thank goodness we caught it now while I still have 50% of my solar panels lol......all the best!Hello Guy. I believe Growch is correct and it's more likely to be pH fluctuations. I don't have any experience in using nutrients in soil, but I do know the difference between the appearance of Calcium deficiency - which expresses itself in scattered groupings of yellow-to-coppery-to brown- and a pH problem, which shows what you have - large blocks of tan or browning areas.
Obviously Growch is more qualified to advise you, and I see you've followed his advice. You shouldn't have to wait long to see positive results. The hard part now is to keep from trying something else before this has a chance to take effect.
Good luck. I'm more cheerleader than anything with this one, but I'm glad to stop and help bolster your confidence.
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Guy Cavallero
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On a different note....my partner wants me to clone our money tree for a Christmas gift for our daughter. So the stems are more pliable to braid.....you know, lmao. Needless to say, the light is being turned back on in the tent for cloning purposes, why not drop a few more seeds.......STAY TUNED!
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Guy Cavallero
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Walls all taped up 100%......Hmmmm, what to do next.
Why not
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Guy Cavallero
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Just trying to think of my order of operations while taking the warmer weather into account. Still have a pile to do, I think the remainder of the three spaces needs its electrical hooked up though so I can get my inspection done and liven her up. Then the door, ceiling insulation, the flooring and the remaining separation wall for my flower area. Then the fixtures/lights can sta rt going in.
Also gotta make sure my soil is ready to be cooked......got a 30-40 DAY cook for it to be ready.
Walls all taped up 100%......Hmmmm, what to do next.
Hows your back mate? I remember that I was standing in the most rediculous positions so that the alu tape would not stick to itself xD and I just bought another roll of that stuff just to repair and in advance of my drying box I would like to make
Hows your back mate? I remember that I was standing in the most rediculous positions so that the alu tape would not stick to itself xD and I just bought another roll of that stuff just to repair and in advance of my drying box I would like to make
Oh and make Sure all the edges of the tape are on the alu. With me I had to rub all of the edges
Is looking good Guy! Keep it Up! And yay more seedlings!
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Guy Cavallero
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Hows your back mate? I remember that I was standing in the most rediculous positions so that the alu tape would not stick to itself xD and I just bought another roll of that stuff just to repair and in advance of my drying box I would like to make
It's funny you ask about my back because on Saturday I was saying to my girlfriend that it's been nice not having a back problem for the past 6 weeks, then on Sunday I went to lift my dog into the back of the Subaru and Wham-O..... I felt it go. Yesterday was a day off for me because I had to wait for this morning so that I could get into my chiropractor. The activity that I did do in my space yesterday, probably just helped to keep it somewhat limber.
Thanks for checking up on me though NS....lol.
Oh and I'm definitely checking all of my joints, in fact where it crosses the 2x4s I put two levels of tape just to make sure that I overlapped enough.
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Guy Cavallero
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2 Crown Royal and 2 White Cookies have being dropped and will soon join the party.....need me some green solos now. I've also got a cloner on the way via Amazon. Just a 6 site for now, I didn't want to overdo it.....pffft!
I am a pain patiënt since I was Young. My lower back is one of the worse Things.. Also I have like a extra sense If it comes to feeling trouble from another. Hope the chiropractor Could help you, but Please be carefull... there are so many chiropractors that can do more damage then good. Btw it sounds like Its more muscles then joints you have pain in?
If it does not get better soon I might have Some minor Things you can do to give it "space" breathing is one of them
Take care and keep em green buddy
Rider509
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Chiropractors. I know a bunch of them personally. Went to highschool with them. Wouldn't let them adjust the TV volume let alone my spine! Went to one guy, on my ortho's suggestion, who took xrays and then proceeded to explain my back problems based on the xrays. I asked pointed questions concerning the xrays and my specific back problems and let him bury himself real deep with his authoritative answers. Then a knock on the door and his assistant said, "Dr.? I think I've got the xrays mixed up. Mrs. Finklebinder says she doesn't have pierced nipples." He blanched, then looked at me and said, "You knew." I told him he was the same idiot I knew in highschool and to not send me a bill. If it looks like a quack and quacks like a quack, it must be a chiropractor. YMMV.
flytier
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You leaving it metallic for the reflection or adding interior walls?
flytier
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I had to make a drive to Frederickton last week in the company pickup and that wrecked my back for a day and a half. Never good.
