Hi Rex,
Sounds good to me Maritimer! I'll be sure to include a bunch of photos to help. I've been trying to also get in the habit of snapping a few pictures from the exact same angle to help when the time comes.
, and might be the first to finish. Her calyx are swollen, and white pistils are becoming less prevalent.
Little late to the party but is it possible that all this is is the beginning of the leaves starting to change colors?Thank you everyone for jumping in with some great replies. Truly appreciate it, can't say enough what it means to have peeps like everyone here willing to offer advice and experiences.
I scoped it this morning, and no pests were found. There doesn't appear to be much in the way of it having spread further, but that's tough to say.
I'm leaning towards cold damage or the LED being too close. Both seem very valid, and quick fixes to easily rule out.
I bumped the temperature 1 C on the heater, I may give it another slight bump, I'll be going 1 degree at a time... as it seems to operate on a temperature range.
I raised the light a couple inches, I'll readjust it tonight, I was in a hurry.
They really liked the new reservoir mix, almost half the tank was empty. I was expecting a flooded floor, but nope...looks like they liked it.
A slight rise of 50 PPM this morning, but considering they drank about 20L or so overnight I'm not too worried. But it also shows that I don't want to bump much higher then 930 PPM.
I re-ph'd to 5.8 as well as topped up with roughly 6 gallons of RO.
Since I was scoping for pests, I snapped a pic showing a leaf under magnification.
I'll have a complete update this evening after I go back out there.
Thanks again everyone, I can't say as it's something I've encountered before so I appreciate the help.
DAMN, nice photo dump. Gorgeous, frosty buds!!!Flower Day 42
Day 81 above ground
Tent temp: 22.5C
Tent RH%: 35-50% (set to continously remove RH)
Previous PPM: 1035 PPM
Current PPM: 948 PPM
Adjusted PPM to: 959 PPM ( ph adjusted + RO water )
PH: 6.3 (adjusted to 5.8)
Res temp: 19.3C
Water level: down large amount this morning.
So the "issue" doesn't appear to be progressing, and is only on the Bruce Banner Auto so far. The light has been raised (see pic), the temperature adjusted and the leaves scoped (see previous entry). I've got one picture showing how it's visible on the Bruce Banner, but not the White Berry.
I'll keep a close eye. Those leaves are soon to be wilted anyways
With that exception, the Bruce Banner Auto looks to be doing good.
The White Berry Auto continues to thicken up her colas. Some slight purple showing on her.
The Somango Auto continues to surprise me in good ways. She seems to be a fast finisher
Thank you @ViparSpectra for making such a great light! And thank you everyone for reading!
I wish that was the case, but alas it's not. I think it was either light burn starting, tissue damage from the cold, or a combination. Hopefully.
Thanks Jon! It's always appreciated.
I'm gonna go White Berry, but my man, I hope you like trimming, cuz all three of those are gonna be done within a week of one another is my guess. Lmao.I wish that was the case, but alas it's not. I think it was either light burn starting, tissue damage from the cold, or a combination. Hopefully.
As those have been addressed, so if that was the cause it should stop from spreading. I'll know more over the next few days as I'll be keeping a close eye on it.
Thanks Jon! It's always appreciated.
So any bets on which will finish first? My bet is on the Somango now. Which is odd, as earlier I had thought she would be last.
I hope they don't all finish at the same time
That sounds like a nightmare scenario for me
. I really can't wait to someday have a nice powered trimmer.
So beautiful!!Flower Day 42
Day 81 above ground
Tent temp: 22.5C
Tent RH%: 35-50% (set to continously remove RH)
Previous PPM: 1035 PPM
Current PPM: 948 PPM
Adjusted PPM to: 959 PPM ( ph adjusted + RO water )
PH: 6.3 (adjusted to 5.8)
Res temp: 19.3C
Water level: down large amount this morning.
So the "issue" doesn't appear to be progressing, and is only on the Bruce Banner Auto so far. The light has been raised (see pic), the temperature adjusted and the leaves scoped (see previous entry). I've got one picture showing how it's visible on the Bruce Banner, but not the White Berry.
I'll keep a close eye. Those leaves are soon to be wilted anyways
With that exception, the Bruce Banner Auto looks to be doing good.
The White Berry Auto continues to thicken up her colas. Some slight purple showing on her.
The Somango Auto continues to surprise me in good ways. She seems to be a fast finisher
Thank you @ViparSpectra for making such a great light! And thank you everyone for reading!
Hey FelipeBlu!Heya Rex!
Are you sure that isn’t PM on Bruce? You know it grows into the leaf and even though there are powdery spores, the PM fungus itself won’t rub off that easily - especially dry. Did you try to rub it off with a wet paper towel?
Citric acid for the win! Milk didn't do a damn thing for me at any dilution. I haven't tried potassium bicarb but I recall someone here not having as much luck with that as they did when they switched to the 1% citric acid spray. Saves almost every single one of my harvests.
Thanks Mcdoolit! All credit goes to @ViparSpectra for making such a beautiful light!
Thanks Jack! I saw a bit peeking through the frost! Hopefully it'll show through some more
Well citric acid powder was on the "to buy" list and cheap- won't be here for a bit though (a week or so).
Somehow missed your quote.
Does it look like PM to you too?
Since Shed has more experience with PM, I would go with the citric acid.
