Toucan Do It! Purple Cheesy Og-zie: A Dutch Seed Shop Grow By VG-zie!
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Ewww...leaves touching dirt!
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Ewww...leaves touching dirt!
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I was pulling the leaf downward....
I haven't been in there in total dark though. Don't know how far they droop at night.
I haven't been in there in total dark though. Don't know how far they droop at night.
Could very well be the culprit....I was pulling the leaf downward....
I haven't been in there in total dark though. Don't know how far they droop at night.
Everything else looks perfect.
I think for the most part the mag issue is still present, albeit much less of an issue. Whether it's the cold or the lack of mg the problem is still there.
New growth looks good, and it could be the plant just working through the earlier deficiency. When my plants look like that down low I pull those fans off for both esthetics and so I can keep track of any new problems once I've corrected the cause of the old one.
Yup
Cut those lowers, and move on
Cut those lowers, and move on
I might just worry less than most...
Growing herb is my passion, I have no urge to ever let it stress me out.
Most times when I see some ugly leaves (especially lowers) I just ignore it and the plants correct on their own. Especially if none of my other stuff is showing problems.... I see it as a hiccup.
They correct on their own 90% of the time...
If there is something clear that caused a deficiency, I'll correct, but if it's just a strange anomaly with a single plant, I give 0 fucks.
My humble rant on the topic.... I see a whole lot of people around these threads who are just miserable growing because they want to control every single aspect of every grow.
Nature doesn't owe us shit, I try to let her do her thang.
Growing herb is my passion, I have no urge to ever let it stress me out.
Most times when I see some ugly leaves (especially lowers) I just ignore it and the plants correct on their own. Especially if none of my other stuff is showing problems.... I see it as a hiccup.
They correct on their own 90% of the time...
If there is something clear that caused a deficiency, I'll correct, but if it's just a strange anomaly with a single plant, I give 0 fucks.
My humble rant on the topic.... I see a whole lot of people around these threads who are just miserable growing because they want to control every single aspect of every grow.
Nature doesn't owe us shit, I try to let her do her thang.
I might just worry less than most...
Growing herb is my passion, I have no urge to ever let it stress me out.
Most times when I see some ugly leaves (especially lowers) I just ignore it and the plants correct on their own. Especially if none of my other stuff is showing problems.... I see it as a hiccup.
They correct on their own 90% of the time...
If there is something clear that caused a deficiency, I'll correct, but if it's just a strange anomaly with a single plant, I give 0 fucks.
My humble rant on the topic.... I see a whole lot of people around these threads who are just miserable growing because they want to control every single aspect of every grow.
Nature doesn't owe us shit, I try to let her do her thang.
I'm with you
I don't over worry about anything really, some things just arnt worth it
Like my Red Poison Auto, Candida, and one Dr Seedsman... They look like hell...is what it is... working on getting them looking better...but won't loose sleep if they don't
Hold on... I do stress BIG-TIME over football
Ugggghhh I hate football
Lol
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If I pull those off won't it just start pulling from other leaves?? I tend to leave them until they almost fall off themselves.
Let the plant eat them while I'm trying to fix the problem. There are leaves higher on the plant that are affected, which makes me think mag issue still. I don't think they are touching the soil.
It's still colder than I would like in there.
I just asked the bf for a small heater since mine was loaned to his friend and she never returned it. Well, that didn't go over well and he blew his top.
This is why I don't have the things that I need. Screw this noise.
Let the plant eat them while I'm trying to fix the problem. There are leaves higher on the plant that are affected, which makes me think mag issue still. I don't think they are touching the soil.
It's still colder than I would like in there.
I just asked the bf for a small heater since mine was loaned to his friend and she never returned it. Well, that didn't go over well and he blew his top.
This is why I don't have the things that I need. Screw this noise.
Just so I'm clear, are Mr G and your bf the same person, as it was with newty? I like to know who I'm getting pissed at.
I take the leaves once I have solved the problem. If you think it's still ongoing you should leave them to do their thing. I think warmer roots would be a good thing if that heater returns. Cold is the reason I'll be running lights all night this winter, and I'll probably still be in the mid 60s in the shed when they move in there.
I take the leaves once I have solved the problem. If you think it's still ongoing you should leave them to do their thing. I think warmer roots would be a good thing if that heater returns. Cold is the reason I'll be running lights all night this winter, and I'll probably still be in the mid 60s in the shed when they move in there.
This is what I use.... just an older model.
I know how a tight budget gets... these aren't uber expensive, but reliable AF
I've been using mine for almost 3 years now.
The thermostat in it is what sold me! It literally keeps my room "exact". It just turns on/off on it's own, and keeps my room within +/- 3° at all times.
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The two plants having problems are ones that like Mediterranean temps. Sure that has some impact as well.
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Nope I was wrong the OG and Cheese are Mediterranean and the PP is temperate.
Yep, stupid necks!
I've always had a tough time understanding how breeder put such "specifics" in their strain descriptions... In the few years I've been growing, I've only encountered one strain that I would consider "stable". As in, I've never seen phenotype variances when grown from seed.
Everything else I've ever grown, has shown a wide range of variance in pheno.
So, how can they really "nail it" on strain information without listing each different variance?
I think most of the info from the breeders is a marketing tool to sell people on "brand name" strains. I don't have much faith in that info.
Just my humble opinion....
short term temp dip shouldn't be a prob. lost the furnace where i live last year for a few days. plants got as low as 12 C. stalled but came right back as soon as we got heat again.
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BTW. I appreciate the name. Looks familiar. Lol.This is what I use.... just an older model.
I know how a tight budget gets... these aren't uber expensive, but reliable AF
I've been using mine for almost 3 years now.
The thermostat in it is what sold me! It literally keeps my room "exact". It just turns on/off on it's own, and keeps my room within +/- 3° at all times.