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awhir

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Hey guys whats up ? I have 2 super skunks(feminised) growing in a greenhouse , they are around 2 months old now and about 5 feet tall . They are still veg'ing . I water them nearly every second day or they get a small amount each day . I gave them too much nutes about a month ago and one of the them got baddly burned , he recovered tho .I haven't given them any nutes since. they are planted in vermiculite and pertile with tomato soil . In the past week their leaves have started going yellow and now some have the black dots , does anyone know what is causing this ? Il put pictures up too

thanks.
 

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DiscoBiscuit

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The yellow looks like an N def. The rust looks like root problems.

I'd water based on need, not necessarily the number of days.

Are you growing in containers? Let em dry out before you water again. Are your containers big enough?

There's always the possibility you have fungas gnats. Constantly wet soil is a breeding ground for these. Crushed up mosquito dunks applied evenly to the soil surface will keep these under control.

How's your water quality?

Best wishes.
 
I would certainly start out by feeding again, 5 ft tall plants in a container with no ferts for a month. They're probably feeding on themselves to keep the tips viable.
 

awhir

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The yellow looks like an N def. The rust looks like root problems.

I'd water based on need, not necessarily the number of days.

Are you growing in containers? Let em dry out before you water again. Are your containers big enough?

There's always the possibility you have fungas gnats. Constantly wet soil is a breeding ground for these. Crushed up mosquito dunks applied evenly to the soil surface will keep these under control.

How's your water quality?

Best wishes.

thanks for the reply , I put them into bigger pots 2days ago so there roots should have loads of room to grow. I just watered there with a small mixture of urine :p , I read that was supposed to be a good way to help N def , i used around 300ml urine/1700ml water would that be enough ?

I would certainly start out by feeding again, 5 ft tall plants in a container with no ferts for a month. They're probably feeding on themselves to keep the tips viable.

cool thanks man il fert them next time the soil drys out .would Around 10 drops per liter of baby bio do for both of them ?
 

DiscoBiscuit

weed fiend
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Several urine threads here. Most say 1 part urine to 10 parts water. Yours is almost twice as strong. Try not to use morning urine, it's a little too potent.
 

awhir

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Several urine threads here. Most say 1 part urine to 10 parts water. Yours is almost twice as strong. Try not to use morning urine, it's a little too potent.

cool cheers dude , il post back in afew days with updates . any idea on the dosage of baby bio ?
 

stihgnobevoli

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your plants are hungry and eating themselves as someone already said. if you use urine start with 10-20:1 ratio and adjust. its very strong.
 
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