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420blazedit
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It is a critical kush fem heard great things about it especially yield so we shall see
Brown spots slow growth
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cbdhemp808
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Hey @420blazedit!
I love growing my kush plants... GSC x Kush.
You might find something interesting in this post where I'm talking about pot size for seedlings and up potting. I'm a firm believer in starting in very small pots, and then going to 1 gal, and then to the final pot size.
I love growing my kush plants... GSC x Kush.
You might find something interesting in this post where I'm talking about pot size for seedlings and up potting. I'm a firm believer in starting in very small pots, and then going to 1 gal, and then to the final pot size.
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420blazedit
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Hi guys, I need the experts advice again
does anybody know what these almost white patches are on my plant
does anybody know what these almost white patches are on my plant
Mountainman80
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She will be OK when watering her water around her not directly on her stem make her reach out for water promotes growthHi, can someone please tell me why my 4 day old seedling has brown spots pics below. I did flush the soil 12 hours before planting seed as I found spider mites on my last attempt (2 weeks ago) so potentially overwatering? I haven’t watered soil since planting just light mist for humidity reasons
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420blazedit
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Do you have any advice on the recent updates picture is it possible mildew?She will be OK when watering her water around her not directly on her stem make her reach out for water promotes growth
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420blazedit
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Just multi purpose compost I haven’t fed once yet and the ph fluctuates between 6.5-7.0
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420blazedit
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Hi guys, I need the experts advice again
Can you give us a picture in normal light? I'm going to guess bugs (like mites maybe) but it's hard to tell with that light. Also have a look under the leaves using a scope if you have one. Those little buggers are hard to see, never mind identify, with the naked eye.Hi guys, I need the experts advice again
Mountainman80
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How close is ur light looks like .bleaching of the leavesHi guys, I need the experts advice again
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420blazedit
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Want to identify the problem early so I can correct, can’t afford to lose my babies again 
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420blazedit
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Mountainman80
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You can look. Pest never hurts if no pest then its light bleaching looks like it anywayWant to identify the problem early so I can correct, can’t afford to lose my babies again
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420blazedit
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I was thinking this also I have a 30wcfl and 50w led board and both about 20cm from top of canopy
Mountainman80
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Doesn't look like mildew as long as u have plenty air flow u won't Have to worry about mildew that happens when to.much moister in the air and heat together perfect for mildew she just popped open only reason I don't think.its mildew
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420blazedit
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She sprouted over 20 days ago now just been having slow growth and but I can’t get my head around why
Mountainman80
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20days old she hasn't got any bigger ?
Mountainman80
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20cm with the type of light your useing it shouldn't bleach the leaves at the wattage they are I thought u were using larger light
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420blazedit
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Well I say 50w led, it says it’s 300w but it’s definitely not producing that also my cfl 30w = 110w
Are you doing any pest sprays? Did you look at the underside of the leaves with a scope?
