ChronicTrees
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They are eggs. I would discard that nug. Any more bugs with that on It?
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CharlieRoss
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That is some of the dirt from my grow not a bud
ChronicTrees
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Ok. Was the grow harvested? If not, I would transplant those plants immediately.
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CharlieRoss
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It hasn't been they are 2 weeks old. Should I try to get as close to the roots as I can?
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CharlieRoss
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What type of eggs are they?
ChronicTrees
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Get as close as possible, then transplant to a completely new growing medium. Fresh soil!
ChronicTrees
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Looks like either fly eggs to me. Maybe even worm eggs.
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I removed the top inch of soil and sprayed peroxide deluted water, trying to push it till the end of the week when I should be able to sex them hopefully. Praying I dont kill them with either
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CharlieRoss
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I still don't have anything flying in the tent or crawling in the soil/on the leaves. Today I picked up some worm castings and I am about add a layer of castings on top of my soil. I am hoping I will be able to make it until the end of next week to transplant but if I see any activity I'm not happy with I'm going to transplant right away. With any luck I will know the sex of each plant by the end of this week, at which time I plan to top then give them another week before I transplant and begin LST. Will add updated pictures as soon as I'm done adding the castings.
Hope all is well in the 420mag community!!! Thank y'all for all the help!!!
Hope all is well in the 420mag community!!! Thank y'all for all the help!!!
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CharlieRoss
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Ok to begin I'd have to say after handling the plants I'd have to say Im still optimistic that I don't have a major problem yet, but I did see a few things I'd love some help figuring out.
As you can see in the first and last pictures I believe I may have what looks like a type of worm on the leaves but there are no noticable leaf damage that I could find.
I have a few places with small white dots like in the second picture but it's not widespread yet. Are these bugs or mildew? Or my hope that it's just something being drawn into the tent by the fan.
The third picture is my worst looking leaf of all the plants. The shadows make it look worse in the picture than it does in person but there is some discoloration in the leaf.
This was taken after adding the castings so there is some on the plant but 2 of the plants small bottom leaves have yellowed like this.
I have a few places with small white dots like in the second picture but it's not widespread yet. Are these bugs or mildew? Or my hope that it's just something being drawn into the tent by the fan.
The third picture is my worst looking leaf of all the plants. The shadows make it look worse in the picture than it does in person but there is some discoloration in the leaf.
This was taken after adding the castings so there is some on the plant but 2 of the plants small bottom leaves have yellowed like this.
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CharlieRoss
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The leaf on this plant has been deformed like this since it was a seedling, any thoughts?
Probably just a mutation. I've had several start out weird; but they straighten out as they grow as yours are.
The leaf on this plant has been deformed like this since it was a seedling, any thoughts?
I'd change to Fox Farms Ocean Forrest soil when you up-pot. One of the best soils out there to me. I wont use anything else. Buying all those nutes can get expensive & be a PITA to mix all the time. I use to do liquid nutes till I found Mega Crop. 1 product through the entire grow. Doesn't get any easier then Mega Crop. Here's a couple pics if you want to see what just FFOF & MC will do.
ChronicTrees
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No problem. Wouldn’t want those girls to get messed up during the transplant!
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CharlieRoss
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6/7 of the plants are definitely ready to be transplanted I believe. They are doing just like @Emilya describes, drying out in a day after being watered. They also have roots coming out of the drain holes in the bottom.
Would like to add, for anyone ever thinking of putting a layer of castings on top of their soil you are gonna have to mix it with something to allow water to go through it. I learned that this morning, bout 8 hours to late lol. Anyway I know now.
This weekend I will definitely be transplanting but I don't have the money for FFOF right now. So I'm gonna take the castings and get a bag of decent fresh soil from local nursery and mix em together. I'm definitely not using anything Ive just got laying around like I did last time.
Would like to add, for anyone ever thinking of putting a layer of castings on top of their soil you are gonna have to mix it with something to allow water to go through it. I learned that this morning, bout 8 hours to late lol. Anyway I know now.
This weekend I will definitely be transplanting but I don't have the money for FFOF right now. So I'm gonna take the castings and get a bag of decent fresh soil from local nursery and mix em together. I'm definitely not using anything Ive just got laying around like I did last time.
gallito
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I use FF Happy Frog Soil with other ingredients and have been happy with the results, tho it may not be the best for seedlings.
Emilya Green
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ffhf is perfect for seedlings... that is what it was first designed for. Ocean Forest was intended to finish your plants in.
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Transplant in progress....is this a male?
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CharlieRoss
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I has a rusting look to it's leaves, but they haven't fallen over and died yet so hopefully they bounce back in a few days.
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CharlieRoss
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P.S. I also raised the light
