DR. VonDankenstine
Well-Known Member
Agreed with MrHowardMarks...Agreed with twistedidentites...
It may be a Mag deficiency, but doubtfull... It's probably the MG, too much nitrogen during flowering?
When it's from the bottom up it's usually a micronutrient problem, if it starts with new growth, that's when you need to panic... So chill out and wait on the Tiger Bloom to arrive.
I know he meant to say Micro nutrient problems start at the top and Major and secondary nutrients problems start from the bottom and work their way up since they are mobile.
DOC
I have another question for ya..!
I use 3 gallon buckets of rock on 4x4 flood tables, inch of rock in bottom of flood tables buckets full of rock.. generally i clone in 1" rockwcubes then go to 4" and then when they go to flower i bury them in rock and continue with a drip nft type set up..drip tubes to each buckt returns to a resi..
my question is can i eliminate some of the media i have listed what are some other ideas and can i just use 1" plugs to buckets and get the same result??
I'm no doctor... But I think I can help...
Yeah, you can go with the 1" plugs straight into buckets...
And all other media is more costly than "gravel" which I imagine you mean expanded clay pebbles... Like Hydroton.
Other possibilities are silica pellets, perlite, or rockwool cubes... To name a few.
But the hydroton is reusable, so, in the long run it is the cheapest.
I'll allow the next questions to remain unanswered so the Doc can have something to do next time he's around...
You could start your 2 week flush when the tri's are 25% amber-I like to pull-em when they hit 1/2 milky-white--1/2 golden honey amber. There's no "set-in-stone" rule. As Marks says about the bell curve with ppm feedings: The same bell curve applies to trichomes, you start with clear and after weeks of development you end up with dark amber. Clear gives you a strong head buzz and amber gives you more of a strong body buzz. You can pull them anywhere in-between-I pull in the middle to get the best of both worlds---Balance. You don't need to give them 24 hours of darkness but harvest in the morning before lights-on. I like the 3 to 5 day method with paper bags over the straight 7 day hanging. The bags even out the moisture in the buds but still allows the complete assimilation and conversion of chlorophyll to take place. But in the end its a personal choice. Let us know how things turned out----good luck and happy harvest!!!Hey Doc,
When do i start the final flush? When the tric's are 20-30% amber or before that. Cause i plan on doing this... Correct me if im wrong or anything.
I have (2) 5 gal pots so. ill use 5 gals of distilled and 5 more of (Pur) water. then let dry out for 7 days? and then water a gallon of distilled(and i also herd to use blackstrap molasses) wait another 2 days and on the last day(10) 24 hours of darkness.Cause i feed my plants every 3 days(normally) "so i figure they would be wanting more water" Then Chop! I manicure everything, let hang dry for 7 days then jar for 2 weeks opening everyday for the first week untill moisture and texture are like prefer correct? Am i missing something. I was going to dry hang for 3-5 days then paper bag it for a week, then jar. But i was told to just skip the paperbag stage.