John Wick
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and it's 35in away but just moved it away
I like the party plate used for the seedings, I may have to check that out.
Needing help on my first grow
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I like the party plate used for the seedings, I may have to check that out.
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Should be 18 to 22 inches above
after 6 months I threw mine in the garbage
start 1/2 dose and work your way upand I water water feed unless they ask for more
I guess no one saw my post suggesting she come take a look
It's a clonethe nodes are already staggered
@ToXiCpUnIsHeR88 ...If it were meI wouldn't water again till that pot feels empty when you pick it up
I guarantee that girl will go through phases and perk up and as the soil dries out
the leaves will start to droop a little shortly after that pot feels empty, then hit her with a half dose of nutes and feed/water till run off and let her dry out again
And BTW the goddess of ganja on this site just gave you some good advise, I recommend you read The Proper Way To Water A Potted Plant baby steps my friend, baby steps...
Mocha, you should get a medal for that plant, simply fabulous!
My guess is lack of pigment or chlorophyll a genetic thing.
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Thank you guys are all you doMy point on asking really.
Looks like a clone trying to grow to me.
@ToXiCpUnIsHeR88 look up some great posts on clone setting and you will be on your way
And @MochaBud , I love you man you are a great grower and I look up to you for sure and if you threw away the tester after 6 months
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I use the party plate from Dollar tree as a run off for the water works very well
John Wick
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Thank you for the information.
Going to check that out.
Going to check that out.
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ToXiCpUnIsHeR88
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It is a clone
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Emilya Green
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not just the spots, but you have holes in the leaves. Sorry, but you have bugs.
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ToXiCpUnIsHeR88
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I don't see holes I see where leafs didn't grow but no holes sorry
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Don't see holes sorry
Emilya Green
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https://www.420magazine.com/community/attachments/20190816_153445-jpg.1872539/ right there at 11:00... what is that? Find me that big white spot too... what is that?
Better photo that looks like nutrient burn tips being included in burnt curl.
does this help she is a clone or Harley quinn
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Emilya Green
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This right here... sure looks like part of that leaf has been eaten... and then those white spots... is that debris or is it a pinprick hole? All your symptoms that I am seeing indicate the first stages of spider mites.
My point on asking really.
Looks like a clone trying to grow to me.
@ToXiCpUnIsHeR88 look up some great posts on clone setting and you will be on your way
And @MochaBud , I love you man you are a great grower and I look up to you for sure and if you threw away the tester after 6 months
@GHempster ...mine was a cheap POS and depending on what part of the soil I stuck it in I'd get different readings the side my fan was blowing on would read dryer than the other 
it aggravated me more than it helped And about being a good grower (thanks BTW)
if I am, it's because I listened to people with more experience and read a lot BUT, the most important thing is, I can take constructive criticism 
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But wouldn't you see sighs of them and how to get ridThis right here... sure looks like part of that leaf has been eaten... and then those white spots... is that debris or is it a pinprick hole? All your symptoms that I am seeing indicate the first stages of spider mites.
Emilya Green
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These are the signs of them... Right now there are just a couple of the microscopic demons on your plants somewhere... but if this indeed is what they are, they will multiply fast. Neem oil is your friend at this stage. Confirm it first, so you can learn how. It is not impossible. Take a magnifier to the back of those leaves and especially in the area where you see the white pinpricks... look for tiny tiny black clumps (poo) on the leaf. If you can get still enough, sometimes you can see the little buggers move... but they are tiny tiny... and they don't move very fast. Stare at the base of the trunk for 10 minutes, and see if you can see a speck move. Then you got them. When it gets really bad, they get bold and build webs in the bottom notches down near the soil.
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Is there a way to save the plant
Emilya Green
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look up neem oil and how to dilute it and spray it on your plants
