My choclope plant looks great however im starting to notice what looks to be yellow looking circular burn spots almost they are small but lots in concentration. mainly appearing on the complete middle part of leaves running down the spine of the middle of the leaf.. not really on the other parts of the leaf just the spine.. how weird.
in any case My chocolope doesn't seem to be near as "GREEN" as my kandy kush plant or my lemon plant.. I was wondering if its normal for choclope to be less dark green due to its genetics or what should i add to my
fox farm nutrients to make it darker?
im currently feeding it on the 2nd week flowering chart for soil according to fox farm feeding chart. which is like tiger bloom , big bloom and open sesame i believe.
anyone reccomend something organic to foliar feed with?? Haven't foliar fed in the past however i think once a week would not hurt especially with higher temps starting to come in.
last but not least anyone that grows soil a lot do you use a tds meter? I only have a ph pen and would like to know how to optimize feeding my plants nutrients and heard that would help.. what model is good to get...
farmers ur responses are greatly awaited and truly appreciated!
in any case My chocolope doesn't seem to be near as "GREEN" as my kandy kush plant or my lemon plant.. I was wondering if its normal for choclope to be less dark green due to its genetics or what should i add to my
fox farm nutrients to make it darker?
im currently feeding it on the 2nd week flowering chart for soil according to fox farm feeding chart. which is like tiger bloom , big bloom and open sesame i believe.
anyone reccomend something organic to foliar feed with?? Haven't foliar fed in the past however i think once a week would not hurt especially with higher temps starting to come in.
last but not least anyone that grows soil a lot do you use a tds meter? I only have a ph pen and would like to know how to optimize feeding my plants nutrients and heard that would help.. what model is good to get...
farmers ur responses are greatly awaited and truly appreciated!