Dark green leaves

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Supreme_fishing

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• Aug 2, 2020

• #1

How long should a person flush there plants to get rid of dark green leaves on there plants?

 

Nico Farmer

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• Aug 2, 2020

• #2

It varies by strains. 3 weeks, if there is no a high Nitrogen level. But some Afghans or Indica cultivars, stay and keep their green color after flush.

 

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Supreme_fishing

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• Aug 2, 2020

• #3

Nico Farmer said:

It varies by strains. 3 weeks, if there is no a high Nitrogen level. But some Afghans or Indica cultivars, stay and keep their green color after flush.

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I think its toxicity but I am not sure there is no clawing just dark leaves on the plants and one of the plants are a nice light green, but all got same amount of nutes

 

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Supreme_fishing

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• Aug 2, 2020

• #4

Just got sent couple picture of leaf is it fine or is it a toxicity?

 

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roybart

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• Aug 2, 2020

• #5

If this just started check your humidity look like leaves are going Taco.


Green leafs matter!

 

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Supreme_fishing

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• Aug 2, 2020

• #6

roybart said:

If this just started check your humidity look like leaves are going Taco.


Green leafs matter!

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The person I am asking for he is have trouble with temps when tent is closed extraction fan not working

 

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roybart

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• Aug 2, 2020

• #7

As the temp gets higher the humidity needs to increase also..


Google VPD Vapour-pressure defici

 

bigpeter

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• Aug 2, 2020

• #8

The second pic looks like spider mite damage.

 

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Supreme_fishing

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• Aug 2, 2020

• #9

bigpeter said:

The second pic looks like spider mite damage.

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He gave it a spray couple days ago so hopefully that get rid of more ect