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Looks like sunburn/overheating for sure. I actually lost a decent sized chemD to it a few weeks ago when it was 106 here. And I watered it eariler that day. My thinking was I watered everywhere BUT the main rootball under the stalk (I have a habit of soaking the areas away from the stalk in hopes that it will make roots spread out). Will also be interested in what others have to say.

Hoping this heat fades quick...
 
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fisher15 said:
Looks like sunburn/overheating for sure. I actually lost a decent sized chemD to it a few weeks ago when it was 106 here. And I watered it eariler that day. My thinking was I watered everywhere BUT the main rootball under the stalk (I have a habit of soaking the areas away from the stalk in hopes that it will make roots spread out). Will also be interested in what others have to say.

Hoping this heat fades quick...
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i better get some shade cloth for days like this.......i figure its affects younger plants more??????? cuz it sure fucked up my three week old seedlings when it got 105 a month ago.........i can deal with that problem though....i kinda hope thats the issue.

thank you
 
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Damn it got 105 here too! That's not the worst of the heat to come I am betting. Lookin' good though TC!
 
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Damn... that sucks. The small dots of rust color on the clones seems different than the burn on the bigger plants. Just for good measure I would hit them with a foliar application of Subculture B (2ml/gal pH6.8 before adding the Subculture B) in case its a fungus.
 
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Damn... that sucks. The small dots of rust color on the clones seems different than the burn on the bigger plants. Just for good measure I would hit them with a foliar application of Subculture B (2ml/gal pH6.8 before adding the Subculture B) in case its a fungus.
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yah its totally different from what i now assume is light burn..........just when i thought ive seen it all.....i guess thats what happens when i change climates so drastically....bound to happen.
 
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Weed Santa has one spot where the well water is so full of iron there is this weird oily residue floating at the top. He does not seem bothered by it.

Problem as I see it with city water is that it is chlorinated. I read somewhere that while straight chlorine can be removed by just sitting your water in the sun for a day (bubbling it at the same time can't be a bad thing either) most municipalities are no longer using chlorine but rather chloromines (i could be wrong about the exact terms and I don't have time to do any homework on it right now) which are much more difficult to break down.

I personally wouldn't feed city water to my kids (if they are going to chemically enslave us, this will be the method of delivery ;) ) nor to my plants. Before I would use city water for my plants, I'd put it through an activated carbon filter for chlorine and then RO for everything else.
 
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try my well water has a lot of Iron in it too. Im running hydro and soil and don't seem to be having any problems how do you plants out side look that get watered.
 
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try my well water has a lot of Iron in it too. Im running hydro and soil and don't seem to be having any problems how do you plants out side look that get watered.
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too? thats what im talking about.........my well water having high iron levels..........dont want my plants having ne iron toxcicity issues.......
 
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switched over to well water...........seems like it should be okay.........put up some shade cloth for the clone army.........it seems ne thing over 100 with no breeze on younger plants starts doing damage........luckily i caught it quick.........larger blue dream and young afgooey seem unaffected by 110 and no breeze though.........ahh well.......

here are some afgooeys, growing well

a tub of guerilla gold jam donut........starting to flower......all sexed but 1

larger blue dream

and my shade cloth lol:dueling:
 

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Nice shade cloth :) Should keep the youngins from frying...

Your afgooeys look a lot like my cut of goo, always lean a little and branch out on their own. Love the plant.

I've heard about possible high levels of iron and magneese in wells around here, so was a little worried after it was drilled that I'd have to end up treating it. If there's too much of something in there, nothing seems to mind. Was thinking about getting a test done by the county...

Good lookin pup ya got back there :)
 
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Looking great Try Comb! Is there any way you can test the PPM or TDS of your well water? I find my well to be way high tds and quite alkaline. I really want to get it drilled deeper to maybe find some nicer water. Quite an expense though.
 
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Nice shade cloth :) Should keep the youngins from frying...

Your afgooeys look a lot like my cut of goo, always lean a little and branch out on their own. Love the plant.

I've heard about possible high levels of iron and magneese in wells around here, so was a little worried after it was drilled that I'd have to end up treating it. If there's too much of something in there, nothing seems to mind. Was thinking about getting a test done by the county...

Good lookin pup ya got back there :)
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i recently tied those gooeys all down........although they were leaning and branching quite a bit on there own......its great smoke........i hope they yeild me well.......


thanks on the pup........got her at the pound ......shes about a year and watches the ladies well.......
 
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Looking great Try Comb! Is there any way you can test the PPM or TDS of your well water? I find my well to be way high tds and quite alkaline. I really want to get it drilled deeper to maybe find some nicer water. Quite an expense though.
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i dont have ne thing here to measure tds or ppm......maybe i should get one i donno........
 
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If there's a cheap way to test then it might be worth it, but I'd probably just wait and see if it is a problem....
 
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hello all........haven't posted in a while........here are some recent pics.......and some info of whats going on.......

clone army first.......they are doing well, starting to grow fast.

one of the six afgooey.......lots of preflowers.

4 "runt" blue dream clones in 200 gallons......they are no longer runts ;)

guerilla gold jam donuts flowering......the ones that didn't die from heat/light burn
 

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also.....

also.....

here are the larger blue dream........i wish they were larger.......they are going into larger containers this week in an effort to maximize yield.......no biggy....

and a tub of guerilla greenz mix......

hope everyone is staying safe and having a good season.......

shouldn't be too long now :)

also noting: clone army has been topped twice already.........just took 3 trays of bluedream/afgooey clones while cleaning up there bottom shit.
 

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