CraZysWeeD
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Yeah amazing! Maybe the worms don't like the wet state the soil needs to be in for your plants. I guess worms don't like rain the come up through the asphalt like mice fleeing a sinking ship.
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Not really a def. The Ca was locked out imo so it wasn't getting the calcium at the time. Hopefully with the new mix you're back on track again.There has been talk about possible calcium deficiency,
At this rate it looks like each plant needs 1l every other day, and I suppose that will only increase.
The plan is to have harvests coming thick and fast, and to be on the fast train of growing experience and strain sampling
I would say that the light colors I am seeing along with the identifiable deficiency, indicates that a light feeding was not appropriate. Increase the nutes to the recommended amounts and lets see what changes.Day 48. They got a mild nute feed yesterday; the Amnesia skewed more towards eggshell/Epsom water that the White Widow. However, the discolouration on the leaves continues to develop.
Using these charts, it looks a little like potassium deficiency on the Amnesia, perhaps. It's harder to match up the White Widow with any charts - Mg def. perhaps?
I'm not sure where to go from here. Perhaps they really need more nutes, potential Ca lockout be damned? I'm also not sure how long the delays between cause and affect are. Such delays can cause PIO (Pilot Indiced Oscillations) in real life, which I think may be applicable here in a way...
Brown "burns" on the tips and "teeth" for the Amnesia:
A little bit different on the White Widow with some lighter colours and some brown on the tips:
On the bright side - the trichomes are showing on the White Widow too :