[who dat is]

Plants are looking proper.

That guy has some teeth on him! I'm glad I only have to deal with field mice making homes under my pots. Find something and start putting notches in it.

[plantingplants]

Shit I guess it's been a while since posting. cbcool, it is mycelium, you're right. I mean mold is mycelium too but yea it's mushroom mycelium and i have a lot of it.

so here are some new photos. I made a post about what I thought/think is an N deficiency. I uploaded an album full of those photos.

Also tested my soil and took a photo of my roots. A 1:1 slurry with distilled water gave me 170ppm so 0.34 EC. Soil pH was 7.

Let me know what you think. Here are just some photos of the garden for your enjoyment

A big top:





Here are the ones that were left to grow close together, throwback, and next photo is how they are now, from the other side:

[Chunkypigs]

that's not a deficiency, just old fans leaves dying off as they transition to flower.

it's natures way of letting some light into the inner bud sites. your plants look very healthy.

[plantingplants]

Thanks for stopping in chunkypigs! A few fan leaves wouldn't bother me but it seems to be progressing pretty far up the plant.. on a few plants it's going up branches now. I think by the end of flower, at this rate, leaves inside flowers will be dying. It happened to me last year. I'm starting to wonder if my water is ok. 160 ppm but not sure what's in there.

who dat, that is one gruesome photo haha. I have a soft spot for mice and rats. btw, I can hear to tsk tsking me as I flounder around waiting for more input on my deficiency. I can't help it apparently.



Another throwback! Every other plant was removed.






Can anyone identify this really weird problem? The bottom left fan leaf is a good representative leaf. Check out where the leaves hit the petiole. The way it's growing is really interesting.

[who dat is]

Originally Posted by plantingplants

who dat, that is one gruesome photo haha. I have a soft spot for mice and rats. btw, I can hear to tsk tsking me as I flounder around waiting for more input on my deficiency. I can't help it apparently.

Alright, ya got me. Seriously though, the more you wait the more your plants are going to get pissed.

Can anyone identify this really weird problem? The bottom left fan leaf is a good representative leaf. Check out where the leaves hit the petiole. The way it's growing is really interesting.

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Any way you could scope that? I'm sure it could be any number of things but rule out broad or russet mites first. Perhaps too strong a spray otherwise?

[_tessarecting]

Ppms are way too low...fertilize...keep testing maybe weekly

[Rick G]

Looks like mites, scope it. Peace

[FoothillFarming]

Originally Posted by _tessarecting

Ppms are way too low...fertilize...keep testing maybe weekly

yup. Check for bugs, might be. However, low ppm's will cause that growth, then invite bugs in.

[moritzst]

very nice looking rows looking forward to them blooming

greez

[Stoney Johnson]

Same leaf problem here. Following.