This looks like mostly a phosphorus deficiency and a bit hungry for N as well to me.
This looks like mostly a phosphorus deficiency and a bit hungry for N as well to me.
GEORGE (22-12-19)
iv gotten grievance for doing this but its my tried and tested thing.. i put a couple of ml of calmag in my first water.. as it says on the bottle helps the plant with the uptake of nutrients and greener leaves.. my leaf goes deeper green and sometimes i use nutes never for a whole 20 liters pot grow.. or maybe 3 times... that's it. please feel free to abuse me but its live and learn and i like it.
AGAINST the legalization of cannabis.. the business is already set up do you want to work for some big company at minimum wage?
decriminalization is all we need.ask an American.. Where now they pay thc tax and can't afford enough Meds plus the card ruins most insurance ..no rant this is factual
GEORGE (22-12-19)
CityDweller (22-12-19), GEORGE (22-12-19)
I really would try it sometimes i used to get 9 plants all same strain same medium... and one would grow all scrawny and not nice.. started adding the calmag and now iv never seen that problem arise again.. would be great to be able to keep mothers and be certain what i was growing.. but inspections and such don't allow me to keep them.
So all goes from seed or occasionally iv managed to grab a few clones at the beginning.... but nothing set up as a consistent flow. seems some one else said cal... it will actually help the plant draw up more N. if you have knocked it out of whack it may be struggling to absorb stuff..
Im only taking guesses based on what i do to avoid any of this happening in the first place.
Last edited by thehulk; 22-12-19 at 11:14 AM.
CityDweller (22-12-19), GEORGE (22-12-19)
I can 100% see why you are right man! I am doing everything as supposed to... and apparently Cal is not that prevalent in my water and u dont wanna go too hard with Fert after repotting... IDK, will definetl try to add CalMAG to every grow now and see if these problems disappear! TY
CityDweller (22-12-19), GEORGE (22-12-19)
I recently learned that there are two types of calcium added to municipal water supplies. There is large particle calcium that is too large for the roots to feed on. This calcium builds up on the roots and medium causing lockout. There is small particle calcium that the roots can feed on and in most cases the calcium will be more than the plants want or need.
I have not found any way to determine which type is being used by individual municipalities.
One thing I noticed. My last house had an EC of 0.0 after going through simple filter. Perhaps this is large particle mineral in the water. My new house passes through 4 filters and comes out with a 0.3 EC. I suspect this is small particle minerals which explains the calcium toxicity I am seeing.
GEORGE (22-12-19)
CityDweller (22-12-19), GEORGE (22-12-19)
GEORGE (22-12-19)
GEORGE (22-12-19)
I see thanks.. this is her after giving her full feed yday and some additional booster but no cal mag since i dont have on me rn.
https://imgur.com/a/fCxZVBl
Overall looks okay... wont be a good looking lady but i mean.. 4 more weeks ^^ This is Start of week 3 btw and these ladies apparently take 7 weeks.
GEORGE (22-12-19)
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