algeezy509
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good call this is why this site is the shit
please help!! Bud Problem with pics!!
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algeezy509
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here's a bump for ya
algeezy509
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sounds like you been flushing for a couple weeks
Indoor Don
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i was thinking the same about feeding it, its just every part of me thinks this LOOKS like a sort of nute burn. my grow is diffucult because verything is at different stages
algeezy509
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not sure but i think i saw a picture like this before under phospherus defficiency not sure though
algeezy509
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im gonna google it now
Indoor Don
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thank you every one, i thought i was getting better at growing as i have had afew crops, but this has made me realise i can still lose everything.
greenfirekilla420
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How did she do during the whole growth stage? Like was she a heavy eater to begin with? Or was she a light feeder? It could be either or as you learn and grow you'll be able to read your plants alot easier.
algeezy509
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https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/32935-purple-leaves.html they say lack of the p in NPK can cause purple leaves but i can't remember what it stands for either phospherus or pattasium i think correct me if i'm too stoned.
FuZZyBUDz
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How did she do during the whole growth stage? Like was she a heavy eater to begin with? Or was she a light feeder? It could be either or as you learn and grow you'll be able to read your plants alot easier.
well said my friend! couldnt have put it better.
Indoor Don
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this perticular plant went in to the flower room early as there was space for an extra, she was small but i placed her on a pot to be closer to the light. as a result i'm not quite sure, i have afew different plants and sad as it is i don;t remeber each one specificly most times, i used to lable each one and i am starting to do that agiain with each plant that goes inHow did she do during the whole growth stage? Like was she a heavy eater to begin with? Or was she a light feeder? It could be either or as you learn and grow you'll be able to read your plants alot easier.
greenfirekilla420
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P is phospherus K is pottassium
algeezy509
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HEy don that link didn't pop up as a link just as purple leaves click on it and read what they had to say i will keep looking for you though as mine are just 9 days old and are rather boring right now.
algeezy509
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thank you green fire + repP is phospherus K is pottassium
Indoor Don
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+rep bro, thanks for asll the help
Indoor Don
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https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/287620-perpetual-personel-grow.html
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for anyone who is intersted please check out my journel, more traffic is always appreciated
greenfirekilla420
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Thanks man.
Ok size doesn't really matter for this question. I didn't want to type all this but I will. Ok my last grow for instance I noticed off the bat three weeks in from seed (plant in my avay) that she was a nutrient hog. The first feeding I gave half strength nutes in that week she started showing N leaching. From there on I found that this particular pheno is a HEAVY HEAVY eater. The same strain different pheno was a lighter eater and didn't need as many nutes. With the hog strain the first three weeks in flower I discontinued the use of high N nutrients and she leached everybit of N there was in that plant. Through this process I took a couple clones from the hog pheno. I learned the pheno very well by this point. All over this forum you see advice to discontinue N use for the first 2-3 weeks of flower (which I don't go by and get GREAT results every time). Now with that said its not like I load up the N during this process either. I have found a happy medium and thats what your gonna need to do. A couple burnt plants here and there is nothing in the grand scheme of things. Take this as a learning experience. Be your plants best friend not their parent.
Indoor Don
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true words bro, thank you for taking the time!!
FuZZyBUDz
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Thanks man.
Ok size doesn't really matter for this question. I didn't want to type all this but I will. Ok my last grow for instance I noticed off the bat three weeks in from seed (plant in my avay) that she was a nutrient hog. The first feeding I gave half strength nutes in that week she started showing N leaching. From there on I found that this particular pheno is a HEAVY HEAVY eater. The same strain different pheno was a lighter eater and didn't need as many nutes. With the hog strain the first three weeks in flower I discontinued the use of high N nutrients and she leached everybit of N there was in that plant. Through this process I took a couple clones from the hog pheno. I learned the pheno very well by this point. All over this forum you see advice to discontinue N use for the first 2-3 weeks of flower (which I don't go by and get GREAT results every time). Now with that said its not like I load up the N during this process either. I have found a happy medium and thats what your gonna need to do. A couple burnt plants here and there is nothing in the grand scheme of things. Take this as a learning experience. Be your plants best friend not their parent.
HOLY SHIT DOOD! r u reading my mind, i learned from reading a bunch of UB's thread about the N in flowering, and always wondered y the foliage tends to fall off, then took UB's advise and added sum veg nutes (a light dose, 3 ml) to my flowering solution. it has iimproved the health of my plants greatly in flowering, except one of them, i think theres a flaw in its genetics tho, ive had issues with the mother of it too, tried EVERYTHING, im rambling.
oops my bad