tangwena
Well-Known Member
I said it already but I thought it was an overdose of nutes probably burned the roots or built up too much salt.
I regularly use half strength nutes on sativas and reduce the feeds to quarter strength and finally no nutes for the last couple of weeks.
But thats in coco not soil and with liquid nutes.
Mulanje in its native country grows in the rainy season then finishes flowering in the winter which although still warm has no rain for months. Hence no food.
On the up side the Pan/hon and Mulx Malawi Ethiopian are powering along nicely.
I regularly use half strength nutes on sativas and reduce the feeds to quarter strength and finally no nutes for the last couple of weeks.
But thats in coco not soil and with liquid nutes.
Mulanje in its native country grows in the rainy season then finishes flowering in the winter which although still warm has no rain for months. Hence no food.
On the up side the Pan/hon and Mulx Malawi Ethiopian are powering along nicely.