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Your words work like medicine for me!
Indie Grower's First Ever Grow In Closet: White Widow Auto In Regular Garden Soil, 50W LED Bulb, Advice Always Appreciated
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Your words work like medicine for me!
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Anyway I can help her gain her growth back?
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patience... to her, its not been all that long and she really is busy with things too, you just can't see it.
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I am concerned because her fan leaves are falling off and there's no sign of new growth. She needs her leaves to absorb light
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if it helps... i have one being finicky in my tent right now too... my super cheese has decided that she didn't like being trimmed and lst'd, and she has fallen way behind the others in the tent in water usage, sitting at 5 days at the moment. Yesterday she was looking quite angry with downturned clawed leaves pointing at the ground, and I know her roots have just hit a strong layer of something she didn't want to deal with... but I am being very patient with her, letting her slowly use up all of that water. Today she looked a lot happier and had a growth spurt... she will come out of this just fine. Sometimes, you just have to be patient and let them figure it out.
As far as her fan leaves falling off... All you can do is be patient and do what you know is best to solve the issue for her... she has to do all the hard work. She is a weed... that is her job, to survive in adversity. Give her the chance to do that now that you have given her the tools she needs to work. Nothing happens instantly in the plant world.
As far as her fan leaves falling off... All you can do is be patient and do what you know is best to solve the issue for her... she has to do all the hard work. She is a weed... that is her job, to survive in adversity. Give her the chance to do that now that you have given her the tools she needs to work. Nothing happens instantly in the plant world.
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See what I mean?!? Emilya knows how to explain the hows and whys with a human touch.
Words worth a million
Words worth a million
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See what I mean?!? Emilya knows how to explain the hows and whys with a human touch.
Words worth a million
She really has a lot of knowledge! And how she articulates patience is so amazing
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Okay! I have been showing this girl some sun everyday in the morning and for 3-4 hours on the weekends. Is it okay? Temperature is pretty pleasant. I hope I am not stressing her in anyway
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Not*
If it is during her normal daytime/lights on, it shouldn't be any problems.
Just be careful and do bug checkings.
Just be careful and do bug checkings.
Emilya Green
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I knew a guy who every morning wheeled his plants on a cart out to a sun porch for a few hours... and they ended up being beautiful plants. As AB said, anytime you step outdoors with your plants you risk bringing part of that outdoors back in with you to your grow room. The first time you come back in with spider mites like I did, you probably will not want to do this any more... but as long as you are careful you can minimize this danger.
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This Mag deficiency won't stop spreading! I have lost over 20 leaves to it already and over 13 are badly affected and drying on the stems and many new leaves are developing this deficiency.
I spray her every day with epsom and have started the organic calmag too. I'd want to extend more help to her, patience is there but I can see and feel that she's very sick. Her pistils are drying and falling off rapidly, everyday shes loses many leaves and her stem is turning brown and red!
I so want to see her thriving again!
I spray her every day with epsom and have started the organic calmag too. I'd want to extend more help to her, patience is there but I can see and feel that she's very sick. Her pistils are drying and falling off rapidly, everyday shes loses many leaves and her stem is turning brown and red!
I so want to see her thriving again!
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I have been keeping a close check
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For that, I keep a neem foliar which I spray every week to keep bugs away. But I will be extra cautious from now as she is throwing her pleasant smell, which might catch some attention
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yep, it is looking pretty ugly, but I can also see signs that the epsom is working... keep giving the calmag each time and they are looking hungry besides that... are you giving full strength nutes too? Also on the neem... you want to stop spraying that around week 5 of flower or you will end up smoking neem... not very pleasant.
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In her last drink I added 1/4 organic growth booster with calmag. From now on it'll be organic bloom which they use for roses. Also I have prepared banana compost tea which I have been brewing from the past 20 days.
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They look hungry... they need nutes... all that yellow is alarming.
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And what should be the ideal lighting schedule for her right now?
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