Billy Ray Valentine
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Strain: Barney's Farm LSD Auto
Age: 9 weeks (entered the 10th week), in flowering
Growing medium: Soil, cca 4 gallons (15l)
Light setup: HPS lamp 250w put in a "wooden structure"
(no mylar), lamp is 12 inches (cca 30 cm) above the plant,
and receives, on average, 16 hours of light
This summer plant was outside a lot,
now it's exclusively inside.
3 weeks ago the plant looked just fine and
I decided to give it some nutrients
(2nd time, 8 days before that I gave it some nutrients for the first time)
So, 2 gallons of
water with nutrients (pHed) was given 3 weeks ago. That was
a mistake I think, because it looks like
a nute burn (I'd say nitrogen toxicity&maybe N lockout)
AND possibly something else too.
48h after I flushed it with water from the shower (not pHed)
because it showed signs of a nute burn (at that
time just a few burned tips on leaves).
Last week I gave it pHed tap water, 3 gallons cca
(12l).
As you can see on the pictures, almost ALL leaves are somewhat
affected, some are even dead by now, but surprisingly none of them
falled off yet, on their own, these really yellow ones (the worst ones) are crispy, you
can break the leaf, but the stalk is still firm. I'll cut most of the leaves.
Leaves have yellow and brown spots on them.
Midrib of the leafs (I believe that's the name of it) is affected, most
of the leaves have burned tips but some don't.
I'm worried because even pistils seem to have "burned tips".
I dunno, their tips look gray or kinda black even.
I'm just not satisfied with how pistils look and also
it looks like orange little ones came a little too early, although
the plant is in its 10th week and maybe that's just fine.
Also, you can see in one of the pictures how new leaves coming
out seem too small, they're slightly bent down and curled you see.
What's up with that?
Anyway, what did I do wrong (I presume nute burn and probably potentiated
with some other factors too) and what should I do?
Age: 9 weeks (entered the 10th week), in flowering
Growing medium: Soil, cca 4 gallons (15l)
Light setup: HPS lamp 250w put in a "wooden structure"
(no mylar), lamp is 12 inches (cca 30 cm) above the plant,
and receives, on average, 16 hours of light
This summer plant was outside a lot,
now it's exclusively inside.
3 weeks ago the plant looked just fine and
I decided to give it some nutrients
(2nd time, 8 days before that I gave it some nutrients for the first time)
So, 2 gallons of
water with nutrients (pHed) was given 3 weeks ago. That was
a mistake I think, because it looks like
a nute burn (I'd say nitrogen toxicity&maybe N lockout)
AND possibly something else too.
48h after I flushed it with water from the shower (not pHed)
because it showed signs of a nute burn (at that
time just a few burned tips on leaves).
Last week I gave it pHed tap water, 3 gallons cca
(12l).
As you can see on the pictures, almost ALL leaves are somewhat
affected, some are even dead by now, but surprisingly none of them
falled off yet, on their own, these really yellow ones (the worst ones) are crispy, you
can break the leaf, but the stalk is still firm. I'll cut most of the leaves.
Leaves have yellow and brown spots on them.
Midrib of the leafs (I believe that's the name of it) is affected, most
of the leaves have burned tips but some don't.
I'm worried because even pistils seem to have "burned tips".
I dunno, their tips look gray or kinda black even.
I'm just not satisfied with how pistils look and also
it looks like orange little ones came a little too early, although
the plant is in its 10th week and maybe that's just fine.
Also, you can see in one of the pictures how new leaves coming
out seem too small, they're slightly bent down and curled you see.
What's up with that?
Anyway, what did I do wrong (I presume nute burn and probably potentiated
with some other factors too) and what should I do?
