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Have you gave any thought to giving it a balanced fertilizer?

When did you last feed and with what?

when your wife called you a dumb-shit I thought of this. Upgrade!

I think you liking it means I should go ahead as planned? @Rold2Tight

Ok I lied, I don't have a 10 (I guess I cut it when transferring the big BD into her new home) so I will use a 15. I know you aren't going to tell me that using a bigger pot is a bad idea, but do you think it would be a little late?

The pots are all smart pots, I was under the impression that this is a cure of the root binding. I don't think the plant could have used up 5 gallon of soil in 3.5 weeks and be this short still no?

7 gallon for the KingKush and me thinks it might be a 5 gallon for the SpaceQueen. I think that explains my deal. Might do an emergency transplant up to 10gallon if you think it's worthy? Weather has been blindingly bright, and the pots are exposed to angular light that might cause rapid...

@Freda Felcher Deleting your comments and slurs will not make your conscience and karma better. Your willful introduction of more calcium will probably compound your problem as you deplete more unavailable phosphorus.

Not in volume and quality, plus this takes a single pass, and I use an apron, splash goggles and deep sink gloves.

How about before you cal/mag them, you do research on Phosphorus? They are your plants, but you should not be such a miser when it comes to advice.

When I get newer medicine I clean the whole thing so that the taste isn't confusing. Some might think against this, but I use industrial grade acetone and Morton Kosher Salt. Then I use Dawn to remove any residue.

Read your Bible. Page 358.

Mg or K will not cause purple stems branches and leaves. "Purple hardened stems, slow growth and purple undersides" is caused by Phosphorus not being able to be taken up by the plant. Your separate plots have different soil compositions. Purple under the leaf, is not in a description of Mg or K...

http://growweedeasy.com/phosphorus-deficiency-cannabis What is the medium? What is your ph? Temperatures at night? Both sites receive the same water?

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No. The plant genetics are probably purpling the plant due to it switching over and using readily available nutrients at the leaf site.

The purpling of stems is due to a lack of available phosphorus during the start of flowering. The plant draws it's available P from the leaves and stems at the base of the branch. The intensity increases as the distance and demand increase. I think inevitably the plant will purple those stems...

The "SpaceQueen" is showing signs of some type of stress. She is lazily moving her leaves in a haphazard way. She looks great otherwise, and is keeping in line with the KingKush that was seeded at the same time. SpaceQueen KingKush SpaceQueen SpaceQueen They were transplanted to these final...