I think you may have just minor nute burn there. I think a deficiency would show on the older leaves first as the plant pulls from them to feed the new growth (you have some spotting, but can't tell if that is from before you upped your Cal/Mag) I am still learning to read the "tea leaves", though, and look forward to what everyone else has to say.I just noticed the appearance of the dreaded white leaf tips:
Here's another shot:
I didn't see this yesterday, so I think it just happened. Yesterday the nute concentration was down to 820 ppm, after starting at 1230 ppm at last week's water change.
Is this a deficiency of Cal/Mag again? For the last 3 weeks or so I added less Cal/Mag than I was during veg. Maybe that was a mistake. My grower's manual says that a Mag deficiency causes the leaf tips to curl upwards and turn brown.
I'm flushing the roots right now with pure water. I'll let that run until tomorrow like I usually do before refreshing the nutes.
Okay, here's a video showing the plant's canopy from different angles:
[video]http://s1143.photobucket.com/user/daveroller/media/420/Area%2051%20Project/01-20/420-2014-01-20.mp4.html[/video]
Not sure this means anything at all, but some of the new growth is a little lighter in color than the older leaves:
One more shot of the canopy for good measure:
as to #4, you actually burn off a lot of the cannabinoids when you smoke; check out the fuckcombustion forum for info on vaporizing and its efficacy in delivering more diverse and/or targeted cannabinoids profiles
So, PetFlora is SKINNY...lmao. 10 MINUTES????? Your metabolism is off the chart, homie...lol
To me it is...lol. I am not QUITE twice the person you are at 6'2", but pretty close! 10 minutes is still PDQ - but I have MORE STORAGE space than you.If 5'7" and 170 pounds is skinny then I am. I would opt for ability to metabolize, as I mostly eat organic, several non-meat meals each week, little to no fried foods.
We are what we eat
The process of extraction involves heating the cannabis bud brew. It will make you very sleepy if you take too much. After you view the first two videos, 90% of your questions will be answered. The Rick Simpson story is truly an amazing discovery a few years ago. It is only the effectiveness in saving thousands of peoples' lives that the medical system had left for dead that Rick Simpson Oil (RSO) has propagated through the internet and youtube. I am surprised you haven't heard of RSO until now. I can expose you to it but I can't learn it for you if you don't pursue the information. I won't be a pest about RSO unless you truly want to know more. Peace out.
My experience would indicate that you do in-fact get very high when you eat cannabis its just not very entertaining to me, after having smoked cannabis in so many ways using a myriad of techniques for many years. However, In My Experience, it far surpasses smoking, lest that be oil or any concetrate, when used for sleeping or pain, as I sometimes have trouble sleeping because of back pain! But I imagine, as with most things, cannabis has nuances that are ever effecting people differently, and in that people have Many Large identifiable differences in traits that are going to be displayed when effected by cannabis, so its tough to say it will be the same for everyone is my point. also I ate hash once, only a Gram (IMO) Heavens to murgatroyd, don't do that. Not sure I know what a panic attack is, but I imagine i had one that day, My heart was racing probably like 180-200 Bpm, I was having trouble breathing and standing, and just getting my head together, and that's all i actually recall as it settled down after a while. I have to say, Great grow! Truly Gotta love that a-51 Mojo. Currently only running one, but in a month or two will likely be running All three, would be four, but it was way to much light for my space, I just get ridiculous sometimes. Good luck sir, although I doubt you'll need it!
I don't want to continue this discussion on this thread any further, but thanks for all the info. OK, part of the process is heating the oil. That makes more sense to me now. I just hate the thought of juicing my precious buds. I don't grow enough to do that and I wouldn't be able to afford too much of this if I had to buy it. It does sound intriguing, though. Thanks.
I always thought that was a sign of nute burn, too, but it doesn't make sense to me that it would happen after the nute concentration DROPPED. I don't understand why it didn't happen when it was up to 1230 ppm a week ago. So I'm a little confused. Can anyone clear this up?
Well, your new growth would have received all of the attention at the expense of the old - that took a bit of time to show up in the old leaves??? <wild guess>
That sounds like a nice test feeding plan man. I hope it works great! Sounds like your environmental are pretty ideal.
PH range is good? What are you using for a pump now? i thought I remembered you saying you didn't think your pump was strong enough? What are you using for an air stone?Ok, here's that leaf tip picture again that I posted before my thread got sidetracked:
I always used to think this was an early sign of nute burn, but I'm confused because it appeared a whole week after the last res change. During that week the tds dropped from 1230 ppm to 820 ppm. The curled leaf tips appeared the day after the 820 ppm reading. I've seen this before on leaves somewhere, but can't find a matching photo in my pot plant problem book. I'm embarrassed to ask, but who knows what this is?
Edit: My book on pot plant problems says that a Mg deficiency can cause leaf tips to curl upwards. Is that what this is?
