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Hey there, did you ever get that strain?

Ooh Wee!

Inside of the bucket there is a 396 gal/hour pump and a square pvc pipe system with 8 aeroponic sprayers. These buckets are self contained environments, they are their own res.

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Two days ago I took the photos. They have three weeks left.

the pH is fluctuating to much causing a light to no uptake of micro-nutrients.

Look at all of those colors...

Inside of the bucket is a 396 Eco water pump connected to a pvc system with aeroponic 360 degree sprayers. As well as a good air stone.

This is Aurora Indica, and she is at her 16th day of flowering.:twisted:

Potassium and copper deficiencies.

it is organic sludge that will build up in an anaerobic environment. more oxygen is needed. Use an enzyme product to eat dead organic matter, or use a beneficial bacteria such as trichoderma.

This is a copper deficiency and it will happen easily in a small container. This limited amount of potting mix can only hold so much micro nutrients. Start plants in the pots that you want the plant to flower and finish in. The light schedule does not matter simply because these are plants...

do not worry these are usually dust bunnies from your fan being cleaned in or near the grow room. Or possibly a lint trap was removed from a dryer and the dust pieces floated onto the buds and was encapsulated by the buds.

You are getting curling fan leaves towards the main stalk indicating an overfeeding of nutrients as well as the new growth being a "witches broom". This is also caused by the Ph being off.

to me it looks like three things: Magnesium deficiency = the nitrogen is unable to react with the chlorophil because there is no available magnesium. The tip burns indicate over-feeding or over watering. Also there is a chance that there is magnesium in the potting mix but there is no...

These roots are stocky and pruned from the open air touching them. Those roots in the photos should be dripping with water droplets or this will continue the pruning of the roots. More oxygen in the water and leave the sprayers on constantly during light operating times.

the new growth points in these photos are looking very green and productive.

The rootzone is too wet or has become stagnant or an anaerobic bacteria has invaded the soil-less mix. You will get high Female rates if you give the seedlings from the start a high nitrogen diet.

The type of color radiation from the light can cause mutations, also the one leafer is linked to Ruderalis or autoflowering hybrids. I have had mutations with webbed leaves as well as single fingered leaves in cotton candy, pineapple express and duck's foot.

This right here is a mexican sativa, in a 5 gallon bucket. I have built aeroponic insides and there is only 2 gallons of water at all times. Here is my video of the 2nd week of flowering:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFlbs30sMXA