Does she look over feed? 30days into flower

Slimincali

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• Oct 11, 2016

• #1

How does she look

 

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Greenhouse;save

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• Oct 11, 2016

• #2

Personally I'd say their overfed simply because the deep green indicates to much nitrogen(n)so usually if their too much of one theirs usually to much of the outhers.....but......I didn't c any burn ......half your dose for a week and c how u go........Wot nuits,medium,supplements,lights,r u using and how's your environment(intake,outtakes)ALL very important .....

 

papa canna

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• Oct 11, 2016

• #3

Could be too much N. Depends on the camera to be honest. At a glance I would say your bigger problem is heat stress.

 

HydoDan

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• Oct 11, 2016

• #4

I agree with the heat stress .. check out your ragged leaf margins.. upturned slightly taco effect..
What are your temps,rh? How close is your light?

 

Slimincali

New Member

• Oct 12, 2016

• #5

SHIT they grew into the light cause due to having a job... (I work at stripclub) my light came on early in flower,spent the night with my homegirl and they where intothe light cooking but now it get to about 85 degrees so yea light was to close.. but thanks I was overfeeding today the bucket change drop the nuts to bout a thousand and drifted up or down from there

 

Greenhouse;save

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• Oct 12, 2016

• #6

Welcome to RIU.......me thinks we are gonna have some fun with u on here........lol

 

Slimincali

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• Oct 16, 2016

• #7

They looking better ..is this a qp plant..just asking

 

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Butch421

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• Oct 26, 2016

• #8

Single lobed leaf growth is nutrient toxicity and usually nitrogen is the suspect. Your soup is too hot bro.

 

ktmac20

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• Oct 26, 2016

• #9

HydoDan said:

I agree with the heat stress .. check out your ragged leaf margins.. upturned slightly taco effect..
What are your temps,rh? How close is your light?

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Yep, I agree, heat stress, direct radiant heat not room heat! They likely won't "recover" but really no harm done, the leaves will stay curled, just keep your light at least 10" above your top if you are using HPS!

What style lights are you using?

Cheers



This is overfeeding, Nute burn! Culled this one!