hotrodharley
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I see overwatering at least.
70 days flowering then this?
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No real color loss from leaves other than the spots and overall plant pics looks like it can go longer.
I like to let the large leaves turn fall colors + leech out some of the chlorophyll before harvest.
Is it an autoflower? sometimes those can go for 90-120 days from sprout.
I like to let the large leaves turn fall colors + leech out some of the chlorophyll before harvest.
Is it an autoflower? sometimes those can go for 90-120 days from sprout.
hotrodharley
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Root issues affecting pH. Again i suspect from medium staying wet.
Yeah I didn't want to mention it because I wasn't sure, but most likely over-watering.
hotrodharley
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Overwater is the #1 cause of plant deaths by humans. Cannabis or cantaloupe . People just tend to overwater.
hotrodharley
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Have to ask - do you see any little critters? Flies or gnats? Anything alive?
Dr.Raybanzzz
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I respect your opinion. I respect honesty. But hell you can't pick up a woman lying about your education and saying you're a botanist lol. But been a long time reader and decided to join the group.
Dr.Raybanzzz
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I respect your answer entirely but if what you are saying here is that the 3rd boiling process adds the nutrient value to the molasses is completely false. It's just a more concentrated molasses mostly for culinary purposes. Save the extra bucks and use a cheap unsulphered product.But if you're a rep for blackstrap keep doing your job
Dr.Raybanzzz
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You're correct you have mites. Getting normal mites like that is a rarity anymore. They're the largest mite you can come across and thankfully easily detected
RIBrian
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Lol astronaut, athlete, billionaire, porn star haha you’re probably right botanist isn’t going to do it
Smokedoutplayinggalaga420
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I don't think I'm over watering. 1 litre or so every 5 days.
Smokedoutplayinggalaga420
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She just recently slowed down on her intake. Was feeding her 1 litre or so every 5 days
Smokedoutplayinggalaga420
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The only critters would be an occasional fruit fly in my kitchen from bananas and such. But nothing in the grow area.
Smokedoutplayinggalaga420
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These are some pics of the very bottom fan leaves
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hotrodharley
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Still looks like pH issues.
Smokedoutplayinggalaga420
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I do agree. can you tell me is there a way to check my Ph with home ingredients? Ya see since yesterday I've been trying to find any kind of tester home depot, Wal-Mart,etc. (Seasonal) Can't find anything right away. Been looking on the web buuuut...not too sure Thanks.
hotrodharley
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I use plain litmus paper. It's foolproof and cheap . At grow shops or swimming pool supplies.
Beachwalker
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You can be sure of Amazon, cost you under 25 bucks for a pair of meters
If what you're trying to do is important enough to you you will invest, either way good luck!
Smokedoutplayinggalaga420
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Thanks Beech will do. This is my first time having to check ph ever. Just lucky over the years
PURPLEB3RRYKUSH
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Calcium locked from to much Nitrogen, you locked boron out too
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