New Auto Flower Grow
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Jdeck
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I’ll tag along Bmoney. What kind of soil are you using? I wouldn’t worry too much about those spots. They’re just babies, they may have a blemish here or there to start. I am running some Autoflowers now that started that way.
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Jdeck
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Sorry for the late reply. I’m using ocean forest. Lots of help and knowledge here. Sending good vibes your way. Cheers!!!
Nunyabiz
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That appears to be just plant verigation.
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Im sorry What is plant Verigation?
Jdeck
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Had to look that term up @Nunyabiz. Not only has my growing ability improved but also my vocabulary. Bmoney, just remember, these Autos have a mind of their own. I along with others push their limits, but if done early, they’re also trainable. Looking forward to more pics and updates from u.
Nunyabiz
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It can technically mean different things.
In this context it means it's just a mutation.
Some plants leaves are naturally variegated though, cannabis isn't so it's a mutation.
Variegated just means: different colors.
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Jdeck
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Well, those spots didn’t clear up. If the spots get larger or spread, I would definitely be be asking for help. Check out the leave deficiency chart on the search feature. Other than those same spots, the leaves look healthy to me. Cheers!!!
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Starting to see some yellowing around the edge or my Ultra Lemon Haze plant having problems keeping my humidity down when the lights go out honestly idk when it raises but on my temp/humidity meter it says (high77% low50) when i get up in the am is around 45/50% when i get home from work its around 45/60% i cant seem to see when it hits hits 77% so I'm assuming its at lights out
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Emilya Green
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ok... definitely seeing something here besides leaf variegation... but I have some questions first...
How much 5-5-5 did you put in there? Did you mix it in or is it in layers or spikes? Are you adjusting the pH of your fluids and are you adding any other additional nutrients?
How much 5-5-5 did you put in there? Did you mix it in or is it in layers or spikes? Are you adjusting the pH of your fluids and are you adding any other additional nutrients?
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2 table spoons of 555 amended into happy frog soil before i even planted then after about 3 weeks i added 2 table spoon of 584 because it started flowering my other 2 autos are fine just that one leaf on that one plant keeping ph around 6.2-6.3 prob gonna water around 6.6 this next watering
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Emilya Green
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ok... I think what I see is the beginning stages of a potassium deficiency. You have plenty of nitrogen, maybe a little too much. Banana peel juice is good to add this potassium, or Terpinator or some other potash based nute would be good too. I would keep the pH down around the low end of the range, near 6.2.... coming in at 6.6 with the fast upward drift of the Happy Frog could result with being out of the range too quickly... but the 5-5-5 could slow that down a bit, I just don't know. Experiment, but I suspect the higher pH will make things worse, so be ready to go back the other direction if you notice that.
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Just watered today at 6.3 with a little calmag & liquid seaweed still seeing these spots popping up ive watered with calmag at an acceptable ph so i don this it mag or cal deficiency or im starting to think its fungus
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I also have a regular grow going also the big one is a feminized pineapple skunk the rest is a variation of regular seeds pineapple skink, Sour orange, and blueberry
