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Emeraldo
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Some early flowering shots of Super Lemon Haze, NL#5 x Haze, Shiva Skunk, DTHF, and Super Malawi Haze.
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Are you using cal.mag on her if u have it work.bone.meal.into.the ground around her will.help with calciumHey does anyone recognise this leaf damage? What could cause this? Compare the two photos.
This photo taken this morning, about 10 hours ago. There is some leaf damage starting to show.
This was taken 10 minutes ago:
The plants were all treated with neem oil + safer soap this morning -- after the first photo was taken. If this is broad mites damage, I suppose I am on the right track with neem. However, I have never had this kind of damage and just wonder if it couldn't be something else.
I've done some checking and it seems insecticidal soap should not be used on recently transplanted plants, and the plants in question were transplanted two days ago. Does anyone have any experience with that?
What should I do? Remove the affected/infected leaves?
Thanks for any thoughts you might have.
That's great that they're back on track. I am so looking forward to your garden's progress!@Mountainman80 thanks! I've top-dressed with a flowering boost including bone meal and calcium since those photos on July 4, and the situation is resolved. I'm still not sure exactly what the problem was, and the use of too strong a neem/safersoap solution plus the extreme heat we were experiencing could have been the cause as well. But now new growth on that same plant is lush and green!![]()
Thanks! Things are really starting to take off now. "We are now....That's great that they're back on track. I am so looking forward to your garden's progress!
I need to correct this erroneous statement in bold. Fleur du Mal back-crossed the DTHF x C99 with Flying Dutchmen's Thai-Tanic, true. But contrary to my post, Thai-Tanic is not a pure sativa but a cross Thai sativa with Skunk No. 1. Skunk #1 is said to be 33% indica. It could be that Fleur du Mal's DTHFxC99xThai-Tanic is closer to 25% indica, which is more than I thought. DTHF male was the earliest male in the grow to put out pollen, which I've now harvested.It's interesting the DTHF was so fast, in fact tied for fastest to flower with NL#5 x Haze. At first I thought DTHF was going to be a pure sativa, late-flowering. Not so. The original by Super Sativa Seed Club was Durban Poison crossed with a Thai sativa, so still pure sativa. Next, DTHF was crossed by SSSC with Bros Grimm's Cinderella 99 back in the day, giving it the poly-hibridean touch of indica via C99 from the Hemperer Jack. Then Fleur du Mal back-crossed that C99 cross with another pure Thai sativa -- Flying Dutchman's Thai-Tannic to stabilise / reinforce the cerebral sativa head high. So it's clearly poly-hybrid, a "whopping" 20% indica. And that's enough to make it flower fast. Fleur du Mal's indoor flowering indication was a mere 8 weeks.
C99 is a killer strain she looks goodI need to correct this erroneous statement in bold. Fleur du Mal back-crossed the DTHF x C99 with Flying Dutchmen's Thai-Tanic, true. But contrary to my post, Thai-Tanic is not a pure sativa but a cross Thai sativa with Skunk No. 1. Skunk #1 is said to be 33% indica. It could be that Fleur du Mal's DTHFxC99xThai-Tanic is closer to 25% indica, which is more than I thought. DTHF male was the earliest male in the grow to put out pollen, which I've now harvested.
Seems to be still in veg. Is it from "regular" seed? Is it a pure sativa or a hybrid? Auto or photoperiod? Just from looking at your photo, I'd say it is still too early.Can anyone tell me if this is a male or female yet or is it too early