hempstead
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Kerry Von erich's famous wrestling move was "the Von Erich Claw".Wasn't he a one legged wrassler' who killed himself? What does he have to do with 'the claw' or is it just trivia hour?
Kerry Von erich's famous wrestling move was "the Von Erich Claw".Wasn't he a one legged wrassler' who killed himself? What does he have to do with 'the claw' or is it just trivia hour?
Oh .... when I was a kid and watched wrasslin' there was a wrassler' that called himself Baron von Raschke and that was his famous finishing move too.Kerry Von erich's famous wrestling move was "the Von Erich Claw".
I have had the exact same prob....At the exact same time two weeks into flower.....fertilizer regimes call for way too much N for the transition period from veg to flower. I switched to the Lucas formula for flowering and never had the problem again.....definetly not the superthrive, superthrive can't hurt anything, superthrive rules! Nitrogen toxicity sucks. jajajaSuperThrive does not cause 'the claw.' It is caused by nitrogen toxicity which destroys the plant's vascular system reducing/cutting the flow of moisture and nutrients up through plants.
yea flush it flush it flush it good and hope there not to damagedSo a good flush should make them come out of it?
I have had the exact same prob....At the exact same time two weeks into flower.....fertilizer regimes call for way too much N for the transition period from veg to flower. I switched to the Lucas formula for flowering and never had the problem again.....definetly not the superthrive, superthrive can't hurt anything, superthrive rules! Nitrogen toxicity sucks. jajaja
good luck!
I have had the exact same prob....At the exact same time two weeks into flower.....fertilizer regimes call for way too much N for the transition period from veg to flower. I switched to the Lucas formula for flowering and never had the problem again.....definetly not the superthrive, superthrive can't hurt anything, superthrive rules! Nitrogen toxicity sucks. jajaja
good luck!
What's up man I was wondering how similar the Western Winds was compared to Kali Mist and was one better than the other?I like so many that asking me that is like giving me a bag of M&M's and then after I finish the bag asking me which one was best.
In no particular order, here are a few of them .. more than just five .. but five is too limiting for me. I really do not know what I would pick as my top five. There are just too many great strains for me to be able to pick a top five:
Reeferman's Willie Nelson
Reeferman's Cambodian (it used to be called Phnom Penh and sometimes still is.)
Reefermans Seeds Haze Brothers Original Haze
Reefermans Seeds Blackseed
Mr. Nice Seeds Black Widow
Mr. Nice Seeds Medicine Man
Mr. Nice Seeds Super Silver Haze
Sensi Seeds Jack Herer
Serious Seeds AK47
Serious Seeds Bubble Gum
Serious Seeds Kali Mist
Serious Seeds White Russian
Sagarmatha Seeds Western Winds
I am far more of a sativa fan, mostly a pure sativa fan, but a good cross, even if fairly heavy with indica, can be good now and then.
What's up man I was wondering how similar the Western Winds was compared to Kali Mist and was one better than the other?
over watering can cause the claw as well as N toxicity.
baron von raschke used to live across the street when i was a kid lol...thanks for the memories
he was, and apparently still is, in the minneapolis/st. paul area. this thread had me google him...he did a theater piece in Minnesota based on his experiences.So you were/are a Nebraska boy eh, or had by then 'The Baron' moved to some other State? (NOT that I am asking your present location/area)
to answer your question brick top I usually will water with plain phed water and then test the first few drops of runoff. I use reverse osmosis water with the ph adjusted to 6.5. The claw seems to have improved on some leaves but grown worse on others but the buds are still swelling like crazy every day so I don't think it affected bud growth. I never used too much nitrogen but it could possibly be nitrogen toxicity exacerbated by ph problems or maybe just the genetics of the strain because it is bagseed but I can already tell the buds are gonna be NICE if they keep growing at the rate they are now. I flushed the soil pretty good with plain phed water and ima hold off on the nutes for awhile so hopefully I will see more improvement. I'll keep you posted.
The Baron on stage ... now that would be something worth seeing.he was, and apparently still is, in the minneapolis/st. paul area. this thread had me google him...he did a theater piece in Minnesota based on his experiences.
At least he hasn't ended up in an old folks home and crazy and killing another old guy like Verne Gagne did.
For what it is worth (don't do anything on my advice, it's just a footnote) when my plants have done that (especially if it gets a bit worse) it MIGHT have something to do with pot size IF you are soil.
At least that is what I have found on a few occasions.. big plants in small pots 'seem' to cause downward curling when they have started to have enough.
And again, this has just been an observation of mine in my own circumstance.. I haven't validated it..
It was a sad case.i did not know that. VG was a huge celebrity and local television personality in the twin cities.