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YYZ anyone
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I can't see much on the leaves. It does look like they are in the flower stage now, but not too certain. Any white growth?
Here's a link to plant deficiencies. Hope it helps with whatever you are seeing...
Marijuana Plant Nutrient Deficiency & Excess Diagram
Here's a link to plant deficiencies. Hope it helps with whatever you are seeing...
Marijuana Plant Nutrient Deficiency & Excess Diagram
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My first guess would be a nutrient deficiency. Have you begun a fertilization regimen? It is early, so there is time to react. I'm not great at determining which nutrient or mineral is missing. The big ones are Nitrogen, Phosphorous and Potassium. Add ferts soon in small amounts at first. I try to water every 4th day alternating between nutrients and no nutrients.
I must say that your plants look great! There, I said it again!! They don't appear to be flowering yet though. What is your photoperiod?
I must say that your plants look great! There, I said it again!! They don't appear to be flowering yet though. What is your photoperiod?
Thanks! And no not yet, I don't know where to purchase any good fertilizers. I'm thinking about ordering this fox farm trio thing online. And no, no flowering yet, I'm not sure if they have a photoperiod, they're autoflowers" if you mean my light situation (18/6)
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Amazon.ca has all the Fox Farm ferts. That's where I shop. Homegrown Hydroponics can be found throughout Ontario for the in-store experience. They are usually knowledgeable and can help with anything. There's also Holland Industry in Toronto. They have an online service too and are very helpful.
18/6 is the right light situation. If they flower on their own in the next week or two they can stay at 18/6 during the rest of the grow since they're autos.
18/6 is the right light situation. If they flower on their own in the next week or two they can stay at 18/6 during the rest of the grow since they're autos.
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Guy Cavallero
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Dude, you're in Durham right?
Guy Cavallero
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Port Perry . Highway hydroponics in town . Wicked awesome owner. Tell him I sent you. Also, Hydrotech on Kingston Rd at Midland. Wicked awesome owner, totally liberal talk. Her staff guy Brad, he's the best! I'd go to either of those before Homegrown hydroponics in Whitby. Those guys are morose.
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Ian Bastage
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Hydrotech also has a location in Markham (on Bullock n of Hwy 7) with good supplies & knowledgeable people. I am still setting up but they had what I need.
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Nitrogen. From the deficiency chart I posted the link, the nitrogen symptoms match your plant from what I can see in your photos.
1) Lower leaves turn yellow
3) Yellowing progresses upwards
4) Leaves continue to curl and discolour
5) Leaves start to drop
I appreciate your help man, means a lot
Ian Bastage
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Since I've read about nutes so much over the last month . . . this thread helped me decipher & simplify some of the nute mystery:
Nutrient Recipes, Formulas, Guidelines, Implementations and Thoughts
Go to Post #5 & 6 for the Lucas formula which is the easiest.
Another good thread:
Nutes - What To Use & How To Use Them - Tutorial
Nutrient Recipes, Formulas, Guidelines, Implementations and Thoughts
Go to Post #5 & 6 for the Lucas formula which is the easiest.
Another good thread:
Nutes - What To Use & How To Use Them - Tutorial
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My pleasure!
Guy Cavallero
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Sorry KC, had my peeps mixed up lol. Also don't discount Highway Hydroponics in PP. Also excellent people. I'm REAL close lol.
Guy Cavallero
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100% Nitrogen. See how REALLY deep green the top leaves are as well. Add that as #6 on that list of classic symptoms. Not toxicity, just too much over a prolonged period.Nutrient deficiencies??
