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Smithereens27

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Hi guys ive done many crops before and never had this problem before. Must be the strain. WHITE RUSSIAN. Its got classic signs of over nutes but how do i flush? Can i put to much water through it and proper damage it?

Any info gratful my bud green friends
 
are you sure its nute burn and not a deficiency?but to properly flush "leech" a plant its best to water with 3x the pot size with water...so if its a 1 gallon pot..flush with 3 gallons.but pics would really help to give a proper answer
 
Well all the leaves are brown spotted and crisping m8. Its a 11 liter pot. Ive tried to put pics up but i carnt do it from my phone and dont have pc working marra. Im just stumped
 
Smithereens27 said:
Well all the leaves are brown spotted and crisping m8. Its a 11 liter pot. Ive tried to put pics up but i carnt do it from my phone and dont have pc working marra. Im just stumped
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if your sure its burn..then go ahead and flush it one good time..flushing cant hurt a plant..least not if you have proper drainage.flush it then soon as the top 3-4 inches of soil get dry...hit it with a fert with a good npk ratio and that should clear it up
 
Are they in cups, pots, beds or ground? Over watering shares signs of nute burns. If they are semi small let the soil dry out good, then water. too much water drowns the roots and then they look unhealthy and signs are similar to nute burns because ur girls aren't able to draw in nutes. They lock out from drowning/dying roots. Best bet let them dry out and water sparingly then let them dry out again and flush with clean clean water. avoid tap water when flushing. If you are in pots pop them out and check out roots. If they are brown you are prob over watering. Feed 1/4 to 11/2 strength. I'm no pro but have had these prob throughout the years and it was usually over watering if ur not feeding too hard. Best of luck.
 
Cool. I am sure well um hoping im sure. I used to keep it simple with baby bio. Got good crops off it but ive swithced to ironic soil bloom. Hey my email address m8 is charlie.rosie@live.co.uk if u mail me i can send pics to u see what u think?

If not then i appriciate ya help m8. So flush flush and flush again
 
Hey thanks dirtyho there in 11 litre pots but iys just 1 of them. I used a rod to see if they are dry before watering. I let them go dry dry before watering.

Im having to fight with this strain to keep them healthy. Wont do the strain again lol
 
Smithereens27 said:
Cool. I am sure well um hoping im sure. I used to keep it simple with baby bio. Got good crops off it but ive swithced to ironic soil bloom. Hey my email address m8 is charlie.rosie@live.co.uk if u mail me i can send pics to u see what u think?

If not then i appriciate ya help m8. So flush flush and flush again
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just flush once and let it dry out....and as for the over watering part of the last post...that would only be the case if it had no drainage and the leaves was droopy.overwatering will not give classic nute burn symptoms.
 
Nice 1 lads. Just wish i could wake these pics up so ya could see. Ill crack on flushing it and ill keep updating.

Cheers my bud smoking buddies
 
I have grown a tonne of White Russian. It is a very hardy, non-finicky plant which will yield well under a wide range of conditions. I would blame the indian, not the arrow.

What stage are you in with them; how many weeks into flower, etc. What nutes are you using. It's really too bad you don't have pictures. You probably have a simple deficiency, either through over-watering, as previously noted, or letting your pH get too off.

Smithereens27 said:
Hey thanks dirtyho there in 11 litre pots but iys just 1 of them. I used a rod to see if they are dry before watering. I let them go dry dry before watering.


Im having to fight with this strain to keep them healthy. Wont do the strain again lol
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My white russian seedling survived a nutrient abundance when two of my other more mature , platinum og and chem dawg, died... and thats pretty shocking.
 
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