crimsonecho
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plants are not done on your schedule they have their own clocks. i harvested many plants that were supposed to be done in 60 days at 80 and thats when they were ripe and ready.
Harvest guessions?
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Unga Bunga
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This is the gospel truth^^^^
crimsonecho
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i think thats bc you are a newbie you’ll get there hahaNewbie question
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Beyazenci
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Oh ok
leatherbackturtle420
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Yeah youve got 4 weeks left at minimum.
I take all my plants 70+ days into flower. Some sativas go over 100 days. Just be patient and dint harvest early
I take all my plants 70+ days into flower. Some sativas go over 100 days. Just be patient and dint harvest early
Beyazenci
Member
Sorry for bothering but as you can see the tips of leaves are burning. The symptoms just started 1-2 weeks ago and once they start burning I give it to them no nutrient added tap water. I give them twice in 1 week with a good runoff. So I think the salts in the soil is cleaned up a bit and I give them today some water with nutrient solution, about 650-700ppm. My next watering will be without nutes or should I give?
Also some people say, it's normal to having Nute burns at the plant on mid flowering so no worry and give them as much nutes as possible.
What should I do?
Should I flush?
Should I give nutes next water?
Should I water them with tap water at next watering day?
Also some people say, it's normal to having Nute burns at the plant on mid flowering so no worry and give them as much nutes as possible.
What should I do?
Should I flush?
Should I give nutes next water?
Should I water them with tap water at next watering day?
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Thundercat
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Looks to me like they have plenty of nutrients(mild tip burn and slight leaf clawing). I think alternating with plain water would likely be a good idea. I also didn't notice if you said how strong you are feeding them? You might be able to cut back a little on the strength of the feed. More is not always better.