RoyTheBlazer
New Member
Hey y'all!
So i was wondering if you guys could take a look at a couple of pictures from my last grow. Sorry about the quality, i know it's not much.
For the past year I've been struggling with deficiencies and have now been focusing on improving this. Last time measured, PH were just about 6.0, and my guess is possibly a phosphorus deficiency due to low PH and genetics in clones.
As you can see from the plants in flowering, they look rather small/fragile and shows signs of deformed growth and weak stems. A common sign in most the plants are red stems, which also directly correlates to a lack of phosphorus (amongst other things...) if I'm not mistaken.
So I know this is probably to little information for you guys to say anything for sure, but at the moment any input is much appreciated. Also, if I'm cloning from a mother-plant with a deficiency, will this be genetically inherited by the clone?
So i was wondering if you guys could take a look at a couple of pictures from my last grow. Sorry about the quality, i know it's not much.
For the past year I've been struggling with deficiencies and have now been focusing on improving this. Last time measured, PH were just about 6.0, and my guess is possibly a phosphorus deficiency due to low PH and genetics in clones.
As you can see from the plants in flowering, they look rather small/fragile and shows signs of deformed growth and weak stems. A common sign in most the plants are red stems, which also directly correlates to a lack of phosphorus (amongst other things...) if I'm not mistaken.
So I know this is probably to little information for you guys to say anything for sure, but at the moment any input is much appreciated. Also, if I'm cloning from a mother-plant with a deficiency, will this be genetically inherited by the clone?
Roy - 
