The medium should be fine.
I’ve never germd in rockwoll, it’s do able, if that’s what your after.
I’ve never germd in rockwoll, it’s do able, if that’s what your after.
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The splotting could be start off calcium def
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Ill feed more calnesium today I guess I hope they live
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I was going to germinate in rock wool then put in mini pot with starter soil then transplant to big pot with supersoil
Cool plan, HF. I’ve cloned into rock wool with good success in the past, and seen people germinate in it - just never had the surplus of beans, myself.
I hope bumping the calmag works on the leaf signs.
Poor hungry Pierogi! Hunting is banned here for the duration. Anything that could land a person in hospital, or require a rescue is banned. I know, you wouldn’t take her anyway (glad to hear that too HF we’d hate to see her gored).
Good to see the garden coming on!
Don’t worry about the blotching we’ll help you fix it.
I hope bumping the calmag works on the leaf signs.
Poor hungry Pierogi! Hunting is banned here for the duration. Anything that could land a person in hospital, or require a rescue is banned. I know, you wouldn’t take her anyway (glad to hear that too HF we’d hate to see her gored).
Good to see the garden coming on!
Don’t worry about the blotching we’ll help you fix it.
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Thanks donkey dick I hope I can fix it
They’ll be fine man, no worries. They are going into flower right? Some strains are calcium hoggs going into flower
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What do you suggest great dick of donkey
Look, I’m totally with Pierogi on this one. Sausages are so a breakfast food. We don’t know what yotes are, but they probably have big fangs. It’s warm inside and there isn’t enough food in the bowl. We don’t mind if she doesn’t fit her frock.
Hope that helps.
Seriously though, all the head scratching is why I switched to megacrop, aka the nute that shall not be named (they aren’t a sponsor).
BLS is right that the calcium load as you go into flower is going to do that. I had one plant it took me three runs to get her looking ok at the end, and she still gave decent yields all the way.
I know it’s a worry when the leaves are shouting at you and you can’t hear what they say.
What medium are you in again? And how often are you feeding? On that one of mine with persistent chlorosis I also found an N boost helpful but let’s try one thing at a time.
BLS is right that the calcium load as you go into flower is going to do that. I had one plant it took me three runs to get her looking ok at the end, and she still gave decent yields all the way.
I know it’s a worry when the leaves are shouting at you and you can’t hear what they say.
What medium are you in again? And how often are you feeding? On that one of mine with persistent chlorosis I also found an N boost helpful but let’s try one thing at a time.
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That's a old photo she put on weight here's a new one
Look, I’m totally with Pierogi on this one. Sausages are so a breakfast food. We don’t know what yotes are, but they probably have big fangs. It’s warm inside and there isn’t enough food in the bowl. We don’t mind if she doesn’t fit her frock.
Hope that helps.
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It's in super soil , I just watered them with calnesium
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Well it's probly
to early to tell if im fixing the problem with calmag here's a pic of the most damaged leaf
The colas are sucking the leaves dry of calcium. Just keep feeding extra cal mag or calneseum. All a person can really do. As they’re transitioning into flower, they’re going to do what they need to do to get it from some where. Don’t be too alarmed by it. Just keep feeding them extra. I just repeated my self. This is common. 
They look good! You still have a lot of good colour in their leaves. It’s just one plant showing this sign yes? So long as she doesn’t get worse we’re ok.
New growth should start to show good green again. Old leaves might colour up slowly too.
Stay the course, buddy
New growth should start to show good green again. Old leaves might colour up slowly too.
Stay the course, buddy
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The 2 got it yes I will watch for new growth
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Well it seems my issue is getting worse ? I hope they make it ,,,,,, but at least I got out on Sunday
Time to call in the cavalry.
@MrSauga how’s your day going?
If you got a minute could you have a look at hashfart’s leaf issues? Chur meke.
@MrSauga how’s your day going?
If you got a minute could you have a look at hashfart’s leaf issues? Chur meke.
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Yes any help is appreciated ,,, everything was going so well then bam ! It's like Carol Baskin touched my plants
I think it’s a normal reaction the plant is doing right now. Those nutrients are no good to the colas there, In the leafs. It moves them precious nutrients to the colas. If that starts moving up to your sugar leaves then I’d maybe worry. Your still golden in my opinion. Bump up the cal mag a bit and roll with the punches.
is that a dirt bike-mobile (idk what they’re called, they look bad ass though!)
is that a dirt bike-mobile (idk what they’re called, they look bad ass though!)
