That's such a great feeling! Congrats on smiling at your grow. 
Tupur Coco With Down To Earth Fertilizers & Teas
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baddaddygreen
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Every time I open my tent I say, “ Honies, I’m home”! My lady says I give my plants more affection than I give our dog. I tell her “The plants don’t sh1t on the carpet every night.
Garden looks awesome. I’m thinking of getting a veg tent now. Life goals!
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Garden looks awesome. I’m thinking of getting a veg tent now. Life goals!
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Stirstick
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Great video! Im pretty sure its the adult content warning that blocks it from being embedded
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High Wally
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To anyone: If you know you have Nitrogen toxicity, Claws. Almost no sign of lowers yellowing! Is it rather safe to say Yield or Quality should not be impacted if conditions do not worsen?
If I had recent clawing going into flower I'd flush before giving flower nutes. But my last gallon of water after flushing (when PPM out roughly = PPM in) always has a full dose of nutes (whatever it was going to get). Never starve a plant.
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High Wally
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Well I am currently brewing a tea without any Nitrogen. That will feed for about 4 days worth!I will likely run a flush cycle thereafter!
Good idea. Plants need some - but not all that much - nitrogen in flower, after stretch of course! They need it in stretch which is why I phase in my flower nutes over 2 weeks after flip.
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High Wally
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This is day 31! Cheers all!
Gorgeous frosty and huge! Leave the spiders, they are our friends.
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A few of my plants from that batch of coco show the signs. I noticed it about a month ago. The progression never seemed to cause yellowing in the older growth so I figured I was in the clear. And now I am looking at the last half of flower, and Nitrogen isn't really needed. Watchful eye I keep!
If the new growth doesn't do that then change nothing! They look great.
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So I just added URB(URB is a Microbe power shot to your rhizosphere making N-P-K more available to the plant) to my Flower and Veg reservoirs! Which on the surface is a very good thing. However, when I made my first coco/organic amendment mix is when the current Flower momma was in veg. That mix killed clones and baby seedlings. It was too hot! My thought is the URB has awakened every living Nitrogen atom in her rhizosphere and turned it loose! The progression seems fast. My prognosis at this time is to drain and clean the RES, exclude the newly added plants and feed them by hand, and run a cal-mag water phosphorus mix for a week! Any Thoughts!
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CS21
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Hope it works for ya brother... I will be here following along as well!!
I would offer some advice if I thought I knew anything more lol
I would offer some advice if I thought I knew anything more lol
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So I am reading an article by sensigarden.com that says Nitrogen deficiency consists of older leaves turning yellow and falling off. It also mentions Clawing for nitrogen toxicity. I have both of these conditions, so what the FUCK? @Pennywise any thoughts?
45thdegreeMP3
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These are in coco or dwc? I have had similar problems when plants are rootbound. Clawing &yellowing &crisping lowers. Transplanted &it corrected itself. Looks like those are a ways into flower though, i wouldnt recommend doing it now. But maybe next time bigger pots for flowering maybe? Once again only speculation, i know i saw some pics in dwc &some coco so just my thoughts. Other than this last hiccup though everything looks great! Keep up the good work!
Did dumping the URB not HELP? It takes a few days for plants to recover from nute stress (to much or too little) and I don't think clawed leaves recover.
Also, Penny has said many times that plants need a lot less P in flower than we think.
Excess P could be causing your lockouts.
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