Ok mate, wthWell if you try it I will certainly watch!
, will find out the amount to add and try it on 1 of my lady’s , what’s the worse that can happen 
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Lol I was only joking but if you do want to try I will gladly watch. You're right.... What could go wrong?Ok mate, wth
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How are your plants doing Kal? Have you seen any improvement?
Lol I was only joking but if you do want to try I will gladly watch. You're right.... What could go wrong?
I’m gunna try one of em with aspirin, and the rest with this I orderedHydrofeed Calcium Nitrate Foliar Feed Shot — Home Of Hydroponics
Hydrofeed Calcium Nitrate (15.5% N + 26.3% CaO) is a fully water soluble calcium foliar feed fertiliser suitable for treating calcium deficiencies in fruiting and flowering plants. Supplied in a 50g pouch, perfect for adding to a 2.5ltr pump spray for easy application to your plants leaves.
www.homeofhydroponics.co.uk
Dya think I should try the aspirin mixed with that, or on its own ?
No not really tbh, one looks worse and that’s the one I wanna aspirin
I did water them the night before last with calmag, and I did give them less water then usual, hoping they will dry quicker to get some more EWC’s and some fish water on them, and that’s why I wanna spray them aswell, try ya hit them both ways, 2 of em I did take a pic of, I will put it up, their not too bad, the others are a bit worse, them I didn’t get a pic of, I did brix the 2 that are not looking so good, one was around the 14’ish mark, and the line wasn’t crisp, but it wasn’t really blurry either, the other one brixed at just over 10, with a more crisp line, they still need a lot of help thou 
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I like to try things one at a time.
Hydrofeed Calcium Nitrate Foliar Feed Shot — Home Of Hydroponics
Hydrofeed Calcium Nitrate (15.5% N + 26.3% CaO) is a fully water soluble calcium foliar feed fertiliser suitable for treating calcium deficiencies in fruiting and flowering plants. Supplied in a 50g pouch, perfect for adding to a 2.5ltr pump spray for easy application to your plants leaves.www.homeofhydroponics.co.uk
Dya think I should try the aspirin mixed with that, or on its own ?
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They still have their leaves, thats a good thing. It's hard to get ahead of a deficiency this deep in, but if you can keep the leaves they will finish just fine. They are flowering really nicely, those are some great nugs!No not really tbh, one looks worse and that’s the one I wanna aspirin
Very impressive for small pots
Yeah I understand your thinking with that mate, and I will be taking your advice and trying it in its own
Thank you mateThey still have their leaves, thats a good thing. It's hard to get ahead of a deficiency this deep in, but if you can keep the leaves they will finish just fine. They are flowering really nicely, those are some great nugs!
Very impressive for small pots
The 5th of next month will be 13 weeks from the flip, so if I can get there we’re all good
And yep, prevention is better than cure, hard to turn round once your deep in it, and thank you Gee for trying to get me through
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Just keep doing what your doing for another 2-3 weeks and hopefully you can keep the leaves you have until scenescence takes them all.Thank you mate
The 5th of next month will be 13 weeks from the flip, so if I can get there we’re all good
And yep, prevention is better than cure, hard to turn round once your deep in it, and thank you Gee for trying to get me through
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Come on over, a mere 4000 mile jaunt to get some South African goodness in CanadaI’m hoping mate
2 minutes mate, just getting me canoeCome on over, a mere 4000 mile jaunt to get some South African goodness in Canada
Hi Kaldean!No not really tbh, one looks worse and that’s the one I wanna aspirin
Budz look Great!
Leaves look Overwatered/High Humidity (bloated, leaf edge discoloration, loosing green color)...I think a fan would work to get you to harvest?
Hello @MedScientist, and thank you mateHi Kaldean!
Budz look Great!
I think a fan would work to get you to harvest?
And correct on both counts, I’m definitely sure I’m overwatering, I don’t know what it is, I start fine but this always seems to happen half way through flowering, I don’t really change much, all I can put it down to is where the weather changes, and it takes longer for them to dry out, I carry on like it’s summer, so yeah that’s an issue that I’m trying to resolve, thinking of swick to hopefully eliminate that, I have cut down last watering, so yeah, I’m trying with that, and yep, high humidity is a sod, my tents in a bedroom and I can’t really vent to the outside without hotting myself up, so I’m in a bit of a crap situation here, what fan do you mean, a decent extractor ?
And thank you for your reply mate
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Miss Sticky - Day 13 of Flower.
She had stretched up again to almost 1200 PPFD so I cinched her down some more. She's back to 980-1000.
VPD is right where I want it. As soon as stretch is done I will lower both temp and RH. Temp to 76 and RH usually ends up 48-50%, depending on the plants.
Some lime green cola shots.
Miss Sticky aeroclones - Day 10 in soil.
With no used soil you don't get the immediate growth explosion that we have seen in my last couple of aeroclone runs. Today is day 10 and they look much happier. Myco has linked and they are building their own rhizosphere. They should really start to grow now.
Last clone run.
Day 1.
Day 10. See why I'm such a huge fan of used soil? You spend a bunch of time and money to get it just right, so you may as well use it after harvest to innoculate the next run.
This used soil was from the previous RVDV run, so it was perfect for these clones.
I wanted Miss Sticky to build her own soil so the clones got started without any used soil.
She had stretched up again to almost 1200 PPFD so I cinched her down some more. She's back to 980-1000.
VPD is right where I want it. As soon as stretch is done I will lower both temp and RH. Temp to 76 and RH usually ends up 48-50%, depending on the plants.
Some lime green cola shots.
Miss Sticky aeroclones - Day 10 in soil.
With no used soil you don't get the immediate growth explosion that we have seen in my last couple of aeroclone runs. Today is day 10 and they look much happier. Myco has linked and they are building their own rhizosphere. They should really start to grow now.
Last clone run.
Day 1.
Day 10. See why I'm such a huge fan of used soil? You spend a bunch of time and money to get it just right, so you may as well use it after harvest to innoculate the next run.
This used soil was from the previous RVDV run, so it was perfect for these clones.
I wanted Miss Sticky to build her own soil so the clones got started without any used soil.
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I’ve noticed my girls usually slow their water intake a couple weeks after they finish stretching, or about halfway through flower & I adjust accordingly. I would let them dry out between waterings a couple times…Hello @MedScientist, and thank you mate
And correct on both counts, I’m definitely sure I’m overwatering, I don’t know what it is, I start fine but this always seems to happen half way through flowering, I don’t really change much, all I can put it down to is where the weather changes, and it takes longer for them to dry out, I carry on like it’s summer, so yeah that’s an issue that I’m trying to resolve, thinking of swick to hopefully eliminate that, I have cut down last watering, so yeah, I’m trying with that, and yep, high humidity is a sod, my tents in a bedroom and I can’t really vent to the outside without hotting myself up, so I’m in a bit of a crap situation here, what fan do you mean, a decent extractor ?
And thank you for your reply mate
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Hey Gee, I like the number, but the line is pretty crisp. Suggestions?
I would throw a fan below the canopy to aid in evaporation below. The leaves should open back up with the additional air movement.Hello @MedScientist, and thank you mate
And correct on both counts, I’m definitely sure I’m overwatering, I don’t know what it is, I start fine but this always seems to happen half way through flowering, I don’t really change much, all I can put it down to is where the weather changes, and it takes longer for them to dry out, I carry on like it’s summer, so yeah that’s an issue that I’m trying to resolve, thinking of swick to hopefully eliminate that, I have cut down last watering, so yeah, I’m trying with that, and yep, high humidity is a sod, my tents in a bedroom and I can’t really vent to the outside without hotting myself up, so I’m in a bit of a crap situation here, what fan do you mean, a decent extractor ?
And thank you for your reply mate
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If the line is not fuzzy then calcium is low, and calcium always needs to be corrected 1st for optimal results, so I would give them some form of calmag, whether that be from a bottle or home made dolo water. I prefer the dolo water because I always have a 50 lb bag of prilled dolomite laying around, but either would be the place to start. Just be careful. 2 low dose feedings are better than 1 high dose feeding. I would guess that getting that line fuzzier would get you above 15. Probably 16-18.Hey Gee, I like the number, but the line is pretty crisp. Suggestions?
Hows your tilth?
How is leaf color?