Malato
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As well as overwatering it can be Nitrogen toxicity. If your leaves are very very dark green this may be it. Pretty easy to differentiate this from the droop look of overwatering. heres an example
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plant issues
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As well as overwatering it can be Nitrogen toxicity. If your leaves are very very dark green this may be it. Pretty easy to differentiate this from the droop look of overwatering. heres an example
thank you for your posting, I finally updated photos
-check 'plant help -update" in my albums for more pictures
and better clarity...
I have some kind of browning on a few top leaves
the leaf droop is disappearing , leaf tips still curled down a bit..
re pot, added more black soil, bigger pots
went from 10" to 12" and a deeper pot to help roots continue to grow....and got a water meter on someone's suggestion (thanks)
one of my females, isn't showing any signs of young buds as of yet, and no white hairs either...?
what is that all about...?
I know she female, no pods....but yet no white hairs neither
looking close with magnifying glass, the small odd white hair
is red ....is that a concern...? red hair is supposed to be a sign of mature buds....however no buds at all, still in veg state, no sign of buds....wtf...lol
thanks
axle robot
Malato
Member
Not quite sure with the spots. As to the female not showing depending on pheno and strain it may just take longer then the others to show. I'm growing all same strain and was about 9 days from when the first showed to the last.
And as to the plants only having red hair's, that is a little odd. What's your temps ?
And as to the plants only having red hair's, that is a little odd. What's your temps ?
temps, hmm...
id say about a couple degrees F...above room temperature
I don't heat em, they are in a make shift grow room-ette
in my living room....
thanks
-axle robot
Malato
Member
Hmm tbh man I'm not sure what's wrong but I'd flush with straight water and make sure the soil drys adequately between watering. Do that for a week or so and see if anything changes. Doesn't look like your plants have any nute deficiencies. As previously stated when I click on your pics it takes me somehow to my photo album so I can't really see up close the issue with the red hair's
ya I know....right.....lol
im trying to fix, im working on the issue
thanks,
axle robot
thailer
Active member
theres two codes at the bottom of the picture in the album. you'll want the one on the bottom called BB code. just copy paste that into your post.
i think you're having a fertilizer problem regarding your spots. i just do a water only soil and i don't grow the way you do so I can't offer advice. I hope you figure it out!!
i think you're having a fertilizer problem regarding your spots. i just do a water only soil and i don't grow the way you do so I can't offer advice. I hope you figure it out!!
Humidity, heat, rootzone issues, a lot of things can cause hair to redden rematurely.
The more information you give the better the help you can recieve. Like what type of soil and/or nutrients you use, strength, pH, etc.
Or that I get the impression you're waiting for the other plant to show sex before flipping to flower. The other looks like it has already started.
Now that you have transplanted and are almost ready to flip it is imperative to establish a proper wet/dry cycle or severly impact the development.
The more information you give the better the help you can recieve. Like what type of soil and/or nutrients you use, strength, pH, etc.
Or that I get the impression you're waiting for the other plant to show sex before flipping to flower. The other looks like it has already started.
Now that you have transplanted and are almost ready to flip it is imperative to establish a proper wet/dry cycle or severly impact the development.
