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I'm no expert but i believe little small spots can mean calcium def. Someone please correct me if i'm wrong

I said gently squeeze as in dont crush it to the point of suffocation. Just enough to let the soggyiness to drip a bit

my suggestion is to spray her with Dutch master's reverse and penetrator (yes you HAVE to have both) so it won't produce its male flowers at the end of flowering cycle (they look like little bananas sticking outta the bud) The bad new's is you are too far in to use reverse... you have to do it...

yep... DP blueberry was not worth $20 for that bag of seed that it produces

Because, seed has already been produced, therefor it wouldn't make much difference. besides, by squishing them you are damaging resin glands as well as the calyx. I can give you some advise though. Dutch master's Reverse + Dutch master's Penetrator = No hermaphrodite flowers

I dont know the PPMs as the medium is coco/soil mix no $ = no RO filter you may be right gardenking. Maybe a coco/pearlite mix would work? I just never seen an overwatering problem do this

Alright bro, you have been a great help =) i shall try it

Thanks for the help bro but the only thing is if it was watered every 3 days wouldn't it be over watered? the bucket has great drainage but since compact fluorescents are being used, and virtually have no heat the soil stays wet for about 2 weeks....

oh, and light schedule is 18/6 veg

watered when the medium feels light so there is not over-watering but not under watered neither. Nutes that are being added are all botanicare which is organic based so it is pretty forgiving if too much is added: Liquid karma, sweet, veg formula, and cal-mag along with a few drops of...

bump... anybody?

looks like they are curling upwards.am i seeing this right? if so, it really looks like heat stress.

To me it looks like some kind of toxicity,but I'm no professional. Any of you experienced this, if so how do you fix it. Oh btw, it is under compact fluorescent lights so it's definitely not heat stressed

Yes, definitely too much water, the cube says it all. They say a majority of plant problems from ANY plants including cannabis come from overwatering since the roots get too soggy to pick up nutrients. Same thing happened to my Bhut Jolokia peppers :sad: Those pepper seeds don't run cheap...

Yes, definitely too much water, the cube says it all. They say a majority of plant problems from ANY plants including cannabis come from overwatering since the roots get too soggy to pick up nutrients. Same thing happened to my Bhut Jolokia peppers :( Those pepper seeds don't run cheap either...

To me, it looks like a Phosphorus problem. Is it in Veg or flowering?

Medium: Coco/soil mix Strain: Himalayan Gold Ph: 5.8 - 6 Nutrients: Organic botanicare Line Problem: Bottom of plant seems fine maybe except some darker green leaves maybe from nitrogen overdoes. Lime green-yellowish new growth with curling tips. Someone said it was a calcium deficiency, so...

I pretty much just use my knowledge of botany to help people out on the site, but yeah, it is a good hangout since we all have common interests