advice appreciated.

[firefox]

advice appreciated.
can anyone tell me if this is nute burn or whatever it is.. spotted it a few days ago on one of the ladies been flushing her since.. dont know if thats what i should be doing though.. she gets fed and watered the same as all the others it has me baffled info appreciated and thanks once again.
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[ganja_hasi]

hi firefox,
imo she had too much, that looks like chlorosis..growing in soil? is that a different strain than the others??

 

[firefox]

hi firefox,
imo she had too much, that looks like chlorosis..growing in soil? is that a different strain than the others??

hiya yes she is growing in soil... and no shes out the same seeds as the others .all grown in same media and fed excactally the same as the others a little smaller than the others though she has been from day one realy.

 

[pokergod]

What wattage of bulb are you using? and how close is it to the plant? I suspect that it may be too close.

 

[firefox]

What wattage of bulb are you using? and how close is it to the plant? I suspect that it may be too close.

all grown in polytunnel natures light only.

 

[pokergod]

ah outdoors, sorry can't help you mate.

 

[ibjamming]

I've seen this before, I can't remember if a cause was ever discovered. It seemed like it just stopped producing any green for a while and then went back to normal. From what I remember, it happened and never came back again...it didn't hurt anything.

 

[firefox]

thanx for info guys .

 

[Slangheat]

I've seen this before, I can't remember if a cause was ever discovered. It seemed like it just stopped producing any green for a while and then went back to normal. From what I remember, it happened and never came back again...it didn't hurt anything.

Mine did this in my backyard about a month ago...

I thought back to my last few feeding/watering regimens from the point I noticed it.

Felt that for my plants size I wasn't feeding enough nitrogen (overall color was slightly too light of green, as I know this particular strain well). Gave it a full feeding (normal strength, not too much), and the yellowing subsided within a week and a half.

Had my other strain do the same thing last week, didn't even decide to feed it more as for this strain, the overall vigor was fine - this has started to subside as well...

Watch em close, sorry I don't have a answer for you, but as long as it doesn't appear to be spreading - it will likely snap out of it.

One thing I want to add, is the affected areas did heal. This wasn't just something that happened and then the affects were still there afterwards ... the plant completely healed back to normal in all affected areas. Also, in my situation it was one of seven of the exact same clones, all fed and treated the same like you... it's wierd man.

 

[firefox]

Mine did this in my backyard about a month ago...

I thought back to my last few feeding/watering regimens from the point I noticed it.

Felt that for my plants size I wasn't feeding enough nitrogen (overall color was slightly too light of green, as I know this particular strain well). Gave it a full feeding (normal strength, not too much), and the yellowing subsided within a week and a half.

Had my other strain do the same thing last week, didn't even decide to feed it more as for this strain, the overall vigor was fine - this has started to subside as well...

Watch em close, sorry I don't have a answer for you, but as long as it doesn't appear to be spreading - it will likely snap out of it.

One thing I want to add, is the affected areas did heal. This wasn't just something that happened and then the affects were still there afterwards ... the plant completely healed back to normal in all affected areas. Also, in my situation it was one of seven of the exact same clones, all fed and treated the same like you... it's wierd man.

been watching them like a hawk m8 and yes they are now back to there normal selves now cheers lads .