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04-29-2005, 07:14 PM

I am glad you started this forum. I had a problem last week and figured it was my old friend nute lockout. Curling leaves in both directions, along with nute burning.

Thanks again.
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04-29-2005, 07:29 PM

Yeep , we needed this forum , plenty a ppl to help solve probs. Sweet pics Bramski!

Joemutt1978 · 04-29-2005, 07:32 PM

Great Forum!!

I am getting these little fruit fly's flying out of my soil when agitated, don't seem to be hurting anything, but I want to get rid of them just the same. My "No Pest-Strip" is over a year old now and has quit working, I will get another today, they work really well.

I have a link I would like to put up that tells you the PH of all the different bottled waters, for newbies or anyone having PH problems, knowing exactly is a must, and is a cheap alternative to the expensive PH pen.

BushyOldGrower · 04-29-2005, 08:14 PM

I use the strips too but they only work for about 3 months and cover only a limited space so use them liberally is my advice.

Yeah leaf curling usually means ph problems.

packn2puff · 04-29-2005, 09:32 PM

Looks like I may just have to kick this forum off. My BLOG plant grow thread, seems to get a good number visitors but only a few posts. I recently had a bad ordeal I think was caused by pH dropping very low and salt build up. But I will go start the thread, sort of a cross-thread but not really, because I just want the opinions of what happened and what I did wrong to get there. I have theories, but I'm not sure.

MynameStitch · 04-30-2005, 02:34 AM

Well the guide has been posted!
hope you all enjoy the long hours it took me lol
either way it was well worth the effort!

packnpuff i seen the thread you made i will read it all tonight as its a long post.....
i can most likley help you out with your problem.....
but ill get to that tonight

mIu4ea · 05-10-2005, 01:49 AM

Here's one I haven't seen before---I'm growing in soil, under 400W HPS, just went to flower and noticed these clean-cut holes, but only on a few leaves with no pests seen anywhere. Any ideas on what it might be ??? Any help appreciated !!

MynameStitch · 05-10-2005, 02:21 AM

are the holes right through the plant?

do you have a pet or something as well?

and did you look in the soil and on the plants leaves underside with a magnifying glass?
some of them are very small........ but with holes like that your more than likley to see the bugs if there is a pest problem......

did you have your plants outside as well?

mIu4ea · 05-10-2005, 03:04 AM

Hey MynameStitch, the holes are all the way thru---I don't have any pets---the plants have never been outside---I just looked using a 30X loupe, and there is a brown lining around each hole, like a burn residue---no insects here--mIu4ea
I did spray the plants with distilled water (the nutes I tried foliar-feeding with were leaving a white crust ), but I didn't think I had it too close to the light--the leaves above it are OK ??

mIu4ea · 05-11-2005, 12:32 AM

Well, I'm back again; this time it's a yellowing on the new growth of that same plant with the holes in the leaves. It's possible I got it too near the light, but I think it's something else. Anyone seen this before ??---mIu4ea

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Guest Guest Posts: n/a	I am glad you started this forum. I had a problem last week and figured it was my old friend nute lockout. Curling leaves in both directions, along with nute burning. Thanks again. Avid
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BushyOldGrower Bubblegum Specialist Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: IN a cave in the Rocky Mountains Posts: 8,010	I use the strips too but they only work for about 3 months and cover only a limited space so use them liberally is my advice. Yeah leaf curling usually means ph problems. __________________ BushyOldGrower Nam Myoho Renge Kyo Breeder of BOG Seeds ...bogland72@gmail.com Get my book, "Bonanza of Green" @googleplay.com Disclaimer: "I KNOW NOTHING!"
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packn2puff IC Official Assistant to the Insistent Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Atop the Great Divide Posts: 1,675	Looks like I may just have to kick this forum off. My BLOG plant grow thread, seems to get a good number visitors but only a few posts. I recently had a bad ordeal I think was caused by pH dropping very low and salt build up. But I will go start the thread, sort of a cross-thread but not really, because I just want the opinions of what happened and what I did wrong to get there. I have theories, but I'm not sure. __________________ " Want some whiskey in your water, Sugar in your tea...What's all these crazy questions you asking me...This is the craziest party that could ever be..Don't turn on the lights cause I don't want to see..Open up the window, Let some air into this room..Think I'm almost choking from the smell of stale perfume..And that cigarette your smoking bout scare me half to death..Open up the window sucker, let me catch my breath.." *I'm Governor packn2puff and I approve this message* *Newest!!* *BubbleDust Picfest*
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04-30-2005, 02:34 AM	#16
MynameStitch Dr. Doolittle Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Wildlife Prairie Park Posts: 4,624	Well the guide has been posted! hope you all enjoy the long hours it took me lol either way it was well worth the effort! packnpuff i seen the thread you made i will read it all tonight as its a long post..... i can most likley help you out with your problem..... but ill get to that tonight
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05-10-2005, 01:49 AM	#17
mIu4ea New Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: a wall tent in the wilds of Eastern Oregon Posts: 21	Leaf Holes Here's one I haven't seen before---I'm growing in soil, under 400W HPS, just went to flower and noticed these clean-cut holes, but only on a few leaves with no pests seen anywhere. Any ideas on what it might be ??? Any help appreciated !!
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05-10-2005, 02:21 AM	#18
MynameStitch Dr. Doolittle Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Wildlife Prairie Park Posts: 4,624	are the holes right through the plant? do you have a pet or something as well? and did you look in the soil and on the plants leaves underside with a magnifying glass? some of them are very small........ but with holes like that your more than likley to see the bugs if there is a pest problem...... did you have your plants outside as well?
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05-10-2005, 03:04 AM	#19
mIu4ea New Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: a wall tent in the wilds of Eastern Oregon Posts: 21	Unknown strain---INDICA bagseed ?? Hey MynameStitch, the holes are all the way thru---I don't have any pets---the plants have never been outside---I just looked using a 30X loupe, and there is a brown lining around each hole, like a burn residue---no insects here--mIu4ea I did spray the plants with distilled water (the nutes I tried foliar-feeding with were leaving a white crust ), but I didn't think I had it too close to the light--the leaves above it are OK ?? Last edited by mIu4ea; 05-10-2005 at 03:13 AM.. Reason: add on
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05-11-2005, 12:32 AM	#20
mIu4ea New Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: a wall tent in the wilds of Eastern Oregon Posts: 21	Yellow on new leaves Well, I'm back again; this time it's a yellowing on the new growth of that same plant with the holes in the leaves. It's possible I got it too near the light, but I think it's something else. Anyone seen this before ??---mIu4ea
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