sine143
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Thanks a lot man. I've been out of the house for a couple days, but from what I hear they are looking great. little worried about the chronic we will see. I'll definitely check out your plants!
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Thanks a lot man. I've been out of the house for a couple days, but from what I hear they are looking great. little worried about the chronic we will see. I'll definitely check out your plants!
sine143
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Pic 0001 is the chronic just after trimming the dead leaves. pic 0003 is of some of the affected leaves and pic 0004 is of the top of the plant.
Anyone got any ideas on what's wrong with it? The problem comes and goes and isn't really affecting the other plants. In fact, the White Widow in the other pics is dominating and is by far the most dense plant I've ever seen. It is also running on the same same hydro tank and in the same chamber right beside the chronic. The White berry is not far behind the WW as well.
Every morning i check the pH and it has drifted up to sometimes as high as 7.5. I add acetic acid till its down around 5.5 and let it go but by that night or the next morning it's back up to 7.0. The nutrient is kinda cloudy and the pH will not stay put. I assume this is either causing the problem with the Chronic or is another symptom of a bigger problem.
Once again, any help would be greatly appreciated.
Anyone got any ideas on what's wrong with it? The problem comes and goes and isn't really affecting the other plants. In fact, the White Widow in the other pics is dominating and is by far the most dense plant I've ever seen. It is also running on the same same hydro tank and in the same chamber right beside the chronic. The White berry is not far behind the WW as well.
Every morning i check the pH and it has drifted up to sometimes as high as 7.5. I add acetic acid till its down around 5.5 and let it go but by that night or the next morning it's back up to 7.0. The nutrient is kinda cloudy and the pH will not stay put. I assume this is either causing the problem with the Chronic or is another symptom of a bigger problem.
Once again, any help would be greatly appreciated.
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DumpsterKeeper
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If the ph keeps going up it might be the nutrients are too alkaline. What brand are you using?
Yo man ur plants look sweet, i love how small and bushy they are.
DumpsterKeeper
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I got my fingers crossed for ya. My plants are pretty traumatized right meow. I've started up a new seed so hopefully she won't have it as rough as my first two kids.
omg dude i like how these are looking they are sooo bushy gotta love the bubbleponics
DumpsterKeeper
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Not bad at all. They look like they might be experiencing a little burning/nute deficiency. What nutes are you feeding them and how much?
DumpsterKeeper
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Ah, I see. I'll be picking up some BB and TB soon to use on my mini-plants. I've almost completely giving up on them getting any bigger than a lighter.
DumpsterKeeper
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Glad to hear they're doing so good. One of mine is starting to pick up the pace pretty hard now.
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