St0n3dF0x4z0
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Anyone think they know? Dark wrinkles in new fan leaves. Edges turned yellow n green then died.
name my deficiency please
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St0n3dF0x4z0
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Nuts burn on edges. But what nute? And then which nute is causing the dark ridges now??
Blindnslow
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Well I see what looks like granular fert(the blue/green specs) in the pot. I would flush @ 6.5 ph and cut all nutes to a 1/4 strength if that. If that is fert in the dirt, flush it and just water til it shows signs of a need for nutes
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St0n3dF0x4z0
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Its miracle grow soil mixed with soil from a bonfire pit. I'm not sure wat the nute levels were. Didn't know much info on growing when I first planted her. Been struggling for 2 months almost to keep her going now.
screediu
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miracle grow is a really hot soil, also the soil/ashes of the bonfire pit may have some undesirable elements in it. best suggestion would to replace your soil with something thats more neutral like miracle gro organic has little to no nutes in it and dont add bonfire soil, people tend to throw cig butts in it, use gasoline to start them, basically throw garbage in it that will leave residues in the soil.
DonAlejandroVega
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*walks over to abused plant and unloads dusty Colt revolver into*
gets grows guide, senors Mad Scientist.
St0n3dF0x4z0
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Thanks for the tips. I just found my own Dank seed by chance and grew with random urge in the dark. Just wanted to experiment n find out if I could grow like a 1/2 oz. for pers bud.
greasemonkeymann
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huh? I'm a lil confused/lost.
Does look like nute burn though.
Grow healthy soil, and the herb will follow.
thegreensurfer
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Bonfire soil+miracle grow is not advisable.
Save the headaches and wasted time by getting some good organic soil.
Save the headaches and wasted time by getting some good organic soil.
pinkjackyle
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bonbire pit ashes ... hard wood ashes should really only b used and they should b sifted , ashes are very alky and will throw the ph up to base ,above 7.0 way above , i would repot yesterday with no ashes and dip the roots in some good clean water to wash off as much soil as possible . good luck . but the ashes r the prob if used more than 2 tbls or so per pot
DonAlejandroVega
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let's throw.......in........some chopped up bats!!!
*maniacal laughter*
thegreensurfer
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First you'll want to squeeze that bat poo out, I heard that's good for the plants.
DonAlejandroVega
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reddan1981
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what was burned on the fire?
reddan1981
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how much are you watering whats the temp in your climate
thegreensurfer
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In small amounts just plain burned wood is good for soil.
A century ago farmers used to throw their oven ash into their fields before the seasonal floods when there wasn't an electric grid or dams yet for power. They dont do this anymore which has contributed to dead, non enriched overworked soil.......no more floods, no more wood ash
A century ago farmers used to throw their oven ash into their fields before the seasonal floods when there wasn't an electric grid or dams yet for power. They dont do this anymore which has contributed to dead, non enriched overworked soil.......no more floods, no more wood ash