tactical420
Active Member
Here are some pics , any ideas? They got 1000w hps at 2 weeks. They are now 3 weeks approx.
how do i fix babies that have had too much light(NOT HEAT RELATED, JUST LIGHT)
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tom__420
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Do you really find it necessary to post the same thread twice in the same day? That is a waste of forum space and is also bad forum etiquette. Please do not do this anymore, it takes up server space for nothing. Please learn to be patient and wait for the responses in the first thread. It hasn't even been a day yet and you already had to make a duplicate? Myself and everyone on this forum would appreciate it if you did not do this
EDIT: see how easy this is? I can add or change things if I want, you should look into this
EDIT: see how easy this is? I can add or change things if I want, you should look into this
tactical420
Active Member
Look Tom, I appreciate your response but here is the deal, I have a serious problem ok and the way I worded my earlier post was more asking if the actions I was taking were right, to wich I recieved your response and only one other. So I changed the way it reads to more of "how do you fix this" than a "is what i am doing ok?" in hopes to attract somone who has experienced this same problem and knows the remedy. I wasn't actually looking to attract people who are mad at the world and just looking over forums waiting to pounce on people for the smallest reason. But Thanks
tactical420
Active Member
jesus man, I can barely type this is the best I can do. Deal with it -or don"t. Please don"t continue this, it makes me think of you as a 50yr old living in his moms basement who spends his time making problems out of nothing. If you have a problem with me report me or better yet, just ignore me. I am not hurting you or anyone else. I posted a situation in the proper area of the site and hopefully someone who wants to contribute something meaningful will respond, if not I will go to another site. This one has always been my first choice but I will say after running into you I will have to consider some others. yes technically i posted the same thing twice.......so shoot me Tom....damn man who pissed in your froot-loops
spiked1
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Well said.
brasmith
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This is not a problem due to light bleaching. This is a nutrient issue. Your plant has a sulfer deficiancy.
What grow nutrients are you feeding it?
NPK of the food?
PH?
If you have not fed it yet now is the time to begin a 1/4 to 1/2 dose of a grow program. Hope this helps you out and good luck bring it around.
brasmith
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Sulphur
Sulphur is an important element in the structures of amino acids and proteins, and is needed for normal plant respiration and metabolism of sugars and other compounds.
If you ever see this in your plants, then you can be assured that you have this deficiency. Look for yellowing starting from the top, and progressing down, including the veins of the leaves. Treat the same as a Mg deficiency.
