Deficiency/Lockout?

[ladymaryjane]

Looks like it’s happening on all 3 plants


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I'll get to you in a sec mate.

[ladymaryjane]

I’m having nuts problem only me second attempt and I don’t have a clue how to post a thread so had to find help on other people’s

Hello mate. First off, we will need to see a pic without the purple glare in order to correctly diagnose a problem. As well as what medium you are in, ph and ec etc....

Starting a thread is easy mate.

Just go to the main forum page, then click on the infirmary link, then there is a post new thread option in the top left corner. Click that and you're off!!

[Gaz]

They look over fed a bit to me mate but check with the hydro boys

[ladymaryjane]

this is the first time I’ve seen these in natural light for a while.


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@Gaz Spot on mate!!!

Hello mate, sorry for the delay in responding, something came up in real world I'm afraid.

Now, as for the ladies, looking at them as a whole they do look quite dark, (meaning alot of nitrogen) so if they have more than 3 weeks to go, I'd drop the ec to around 0.6 made up of a p/k boost and bloom for around another 10 days, keeping the ph above 6.0 for maximum phosphorous and potassium uptake,and then flush for a further 10 days to 2 weeks.

You should still get a decent crop from them, except maybe that one plant that seems to look a-lot lighter in both colour and bud size.

What percentage of pistils have gone brown?

[ladymaryjane]

They look over fed a bit to me mate but check with the hydro boys

Hello mate, that is spot on as said in the other post but I thought I'd add a little.

@Hydro.......If you look at the 3rd pic down on the right side, this best shows you the dark green waxy looking leaves with those burnt tips and edges as well as the "clawing" that come from nitrogen toxicity.This, along with the low humidiy and ph, probably ended up locking out phosphorous and it could have affected potassium as well which could account for the poorly formed buds on that paler plant.

[HYDRO_VIRGIN#1]

@Gaz Spot on mate!!!

Hello mate, sorry for the delay in responding, something came up in real world I'm afraid.

Now, as for the ladies, looking at them as a whole they do look quite dark, (meaning alot of nitrogen) so if they have more than 3 weeks to go, I'd drop the ec to around 0.6 made up of a p/k boost and bloom for around another 10 days, keeping the ph above 6.0 for maximum phosphorous and potassium uptake,and then flush for a further 10 days to 2 weeks.

You should still get a decent crop from them, except maybe that one plant that seems to look a-lot lighter in both colour and bud size.

What percentage of pistils have gone brown?

Bout 60% light orange


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[HYDRO_VIRGIN#1]

That’s on the phantom on the gelatos There’s still a few white


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[ladymaryjane]

Bout 60% light orange


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Right then, aim to start the flush when around 80% have darkened, then chop when 90-95% are dark if you cannot examine the trichomes.

If you have a loupe or microscope harvest at 100% milky for a euphoric high, around 5-10% amber if you like a balanced high and stone and 10-20%+ amber if you like to get completely mangled! lol

[HYDRO_VIRGIN#1]

Right then, aim to start the flush when around 80% have darkened, then chop when 90-95% are dark if you cannot examine the trichomes.

If you have a loupe or microscope harvest at 100% milky for a euphoric high, around 5-10% amber if you like a balanced high and stone and 10-20%+ amber if you like to get completely mangled! lol

Cheers for the help, yeah I’ve got a loupe was gunna harvest at 10/20 percent love the couch lock after a hard days graft.


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