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soundbwoy33

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I'd definitely like some opinions, I'm uploading pics on icmag too, and people are saying to just go back to a water only feed. I'm just confused as they've had no nutes in the water, but only two feeds with nutes.
 
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If your plant is showing downward clawed leaf tips, it is overfed. It can be overfed from what is in the soil or from being fed nutes by you. Either way, stop feeding it until you get new leaves coming in that are not clawed.
 
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soundbwoy33

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Bugeye said:
If your plant is showing downward clawed leaf tips, it is overfed. It can be overfed from what is in the soil or from being fed nutes by you. Either way, stop feeding it until you get new leaves coming in that are not clawed.
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thanks Bugeye! I'll give that a try.
 
Greenhouse;save

Greenhouse;save

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swap places with the droopy plant with one of ur better ones and c if u notice a difference its a long shot but give it a go and c wot happins.
 
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soundbwoy33

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I've went 4 days without much feed, and it's looking better. Seems shoreline can be a bitch to grow. The 2 x starbud look great. So it's looking healthier, and told me I've been over watering. So now I know I can scale it back, however I've a few leaves looking dodgy now, any ideas, or am I just being too overprotective?
 

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Greenhouse;save

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thats her just taking wot she needs to bounce back just keep an eye on it and u should b ok remember stick to watering the plants as they need it not all plant need watered at the same time mines rarely do water each plant when she is nearly dry[top soil dry moist 2 inches down]
 
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Greenhouse;save said:
thats her just taking wot she needs to bounce back just keep an eye on it and u should b ok remember stick to watering the plants as they need it not all plant need watered at the same time mines rarely do water each plant when she is nearly dry[top soil dry moist 2 inches down]
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That's the method I was using, sticking a finger in a few inches down, but I think it was too much watering rather than how often. I usually keep going until I'd see some runoff. They're in 18 litre pots and just gonna try a half pint each every other day. See how that goes for them.
 
Greenhouse;save

Greenhouse;save

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one tenth of the volume ov your pot size is wot ive been told so with u that would b 1.8ltres per pot per watering then leave until dry...
 
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soundbwoy33

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My girls are about ready to come down now, I got ripped off on a jewellers loupe that was nowhere close to the 60x advertised. I'm have to base it on the pistil changes. They've just gone past 9weeks.

I cut nutes 4weeks ago, just water and a daily catalyst spray before lights out. I haven't checked my run off, but do you reckon all nutes would be flushed by now, or should I still do a final flush?
 
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soundbwoy33

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Another question for the pro's. I've had girls at different stages of flower, all that have came down have been perfect. My last batch is pots of gold, I had a look through a loupe and they looked cloudy and ready, so I gave 48 hours of dark before harvest, I stupidly didn't check each girl, just a couple, and all aren't ready, most, but not all.

So, is there any harm in putting the undeveloped girls back on a 12/12, after 48 dark?
 
Cannasutraorganics

Cannasutraorganics

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soundbwoy33 said:
Another question for the pro's. I've had girls at different stages of flower, all that have came down have been perfect. My last batch is pots of gold, I had a look through a loupe and they looked cloudy and ready, so I gave 48 hours of dark before harvest, I stupidly didn't check each girl, just a couple, and all aren't ready, most, but not all.

So, is there any harm in putting the undeveloped girls back on a 12/12, after 48 dark?
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No problem.
 
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