GANJASMURF
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What is wrong with this plant??? And tell me if it is a male or female??
Quiz:if you can figure this out you win $$$
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CLOSETGROWTH
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looks a bit pale, either overwatering, or too light on nitrogen.. Could also be a ph issue.. And there is no male/female characteristics quite yet.
Gotta give that plant 12/12 for about 2 weeks to confirm the sex.
Gotta give that plant 12/12 for about 2 weeks to confirm the sex.
Rusty Crutch
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1. Its probably a MN (Manganese) deficiency from too much MG (Magnesium) in the soil/medium. You are probably over feeding. If you flush them and then foliar feed nutrients containing MN the new growth will be fine. Now that the spots are there they won't go away but the new growth will be fine.
2. It looks like it is still vegetating. You need to flower it first (switch lighting from Veg to 12/12) before you can tell if its male or female.
Can I have my money now?
2. It looks like it is still vegetating. You need to flower it first (switch lighting from Veg to 12/12) before you can tell if its male or female.
Can I have my money now?
IAm5toned
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The grower.
not trying to be a smart ass either....
thats a mag and N def, in the early stages.
plant also looks ike it needs some serious lighting upgrades.
im also going to assume your overwatering, but its hard to tell from a pic.
Trillium
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I agree with Rusty Crutch, although I've noticed you have the shinny side of foil around, that will reflect heat, causing burns/heat spots.1. Its probably a MN (Manganese) deficiency from too much MG (Magnesium) in the soil/medium. You are probably over feeding. If you flush them and then foliar feed nutrients containing MN the new growth will be fine. Now that the spots are there they won't go away but the new growth will be fine.
2. It looks like it is still vegetating. You need to flower it first (switch lighting from Veg to 12/12) before you can tell if its male or female.
Can I have my money now?
nevermind the spidermite question lol dont know what i was thinking ther lol
looks like the same prob i had a while back i was getting false temp readings from my digital thermometer.
so i ended up having my light way to close to my plants i backed it off replace the thermometer and new growth is good.
oh i also flushed the soil just incase my guano mix was to stong for them but i dont think that was the case good luck
Rusty Crutch
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His pics don't look anything like spider mite damage.
KaleoXxX
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i say the problem is bugs and aluminum foil
another problem could be overwatering; an over watered pot of soil is an ideal place for bugs to have an orgy
get your self a spray bottle and mix up some of my homemade organic pesticide; if it doesnt work after a few aplications get some hardcore chemicals
mix a few drops of soap minced garlic baking soda and (if you can) neem oil in hot water. let soak and stir a few times. strain out the garlic and put into the spray bottle. shake before using and mist the ENTIRE plant soil and all
another problem could be overwatering; an over watered pot of soil is an ideal place for bugs to have an orgy
get your self a spray bottle and mix up some of my homemade organic pesticide; if it doesnt work after a few aplications get some hardcore chemicals
mix a few drops of soap minced garlic baking soda and (if you can) neem oil in hot water. let soak and stir a few times. strain out the garlic and put into the spray bottle. shake before using and mist the ENTIRE plant soil and all
KaleoXxX
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then you tell me what those small white bug looking bumps on the bottom of his leaf in the last picture is.
yes your image shows the end result of spidermites, this could just be the beginning
oh and just to let you know, i dont think dude is forking over any cash for correct diagnosis. hes just trying to get attention on his thread
Discgolferman
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Jr grower here......Looks like the begining of spider mites to me, plus mag def. I am just learning so take it for what its worth.
Kaleoxxx, thx for the recipe Im going to put that one in the Magic Book
Kaleoxxx, thx for the recipe Im going to put that one in the Magic Book
HookdOnChronics
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I believe that would be toxicity if there's to much..... A deficiency would mean there's not enough.
And go to a local hardware store and buy a "Hot Shots No Pest Strip" hang that in your grow room and turn off ventalation for 4 days and your mite problem will be solved! BAM, easy as that!
humble learner
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MG deficiency usually yellows the tips around the edges of the fan leaves and causes the veins to yellow too. spider mites tend to cause WHITE spots, not yellow....honestly that just looks like either a N deficiency or just over-watering.
humble learner
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ok the last pic looks like spider mite eggs
Cali chronic
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The answer is------ All of them----- Because as soon as you get your PH right all the nutes you added are going to overdose them. Next time say---- I need help! Instead of offering a prize---- instead of saying you do not own a book to look it up, HAA HAA LOL!
See Jorge Cervantes Medical Growers Bible..... Get your Ph right about 6.5 to make all nutes available, If that is new soil there is no way the nutes are not there. (big period!) Water with Ph corrected water mix I mean Mix real well Sulpher and Calcium Lime in the amount of 1 tbsp of each to a Nursery 5 gallon pot of MG soil. Also you can add 3 tbsp of ammonium Sulfate to that mix and mix REAL REAL GOOD. Then you will have stable soil to water out of the tap. If you do not then PH correct your water with White Vinegar, You will find about a 1/2 oz of Vinegar to a couple gallons of water will drop Ph about a point. Watch your heat too hot you will have Men in the closet..... Your gayness LOL No just Kidding you will have male tendencies if the heat in the room is above 85 and keep a high Nitrogen level in the soil. As you will note as the MJ eats N the PH climbs and as you add Ammonium Sulfate or Compost and Manure you will see the Acid go up and bring the Ph down. You want humidity???? Get C02 make it or buy it you will see sweat on the outside of the door if you got it chugging. (see bottles on side of my grow.) If you black the bottles out and use grape juice and sugar and yeast you will have wine at the end of flowering but the trick is to keep the bottles cool in the grow room> I know how about----1 pkt of yeast one can of Welches Pure 100% grape juice with about 3 quarts of water with 2 cups of sugar in a 1 gallon jug stuffed into a cooler or styrofaom insulator keep in dark and do not forget to activate and hydrate the yeast at 110 degrees before mixing together and you will have home made wine from your C02 maker at harvest! And a country Boy can survive. (with the help of yeast) If you go that route you need to let the C02 escape slowly---- like about 4 pinholes in a balloon slow. So try a sealed tube from the top of gallon jug to top of plants seal the end of hose and prik 4-6 holes with a pin to allow the Co2 to cascade on the plant below and thereby slowly letting the Co2 out..... makes better wine. Cheers!
Gender is not evident till at least 7 days into flowering. So either force flower after about a month and put the good one back into Veg mode and Clone her and see what happens from start to finish (see pics) Flower is 4.5 weeks old and about 3=4 more to go--- she is producing 16 inch spears with 320 total watts of light, staying within 12 inch of bulbs
Now I know I got it right--- So gimme some Cred please....
Regards
CC
See Jorge Cervantes Medical Growers Bible..... Get your Ph right about 6.5 to make all nutes available, If that is new soil there is no way the nutes are not there. (big period!) Water with Ph corrected water mix I mean Mix real well Sulpher and Calcium Lime in the amount of 1 tbsp of each to a Nursery 5 gallon pot of MG soil. Also you can add 3 tbsp of ammonium Sulfate to that mix and mix REAL REAL GOOD. Then you will have stable soil to water out of the tap. If you do not then PH correct your water with White Vinegar, You will find about a 1/2 oz of Vinegar to a couple gallons of water will drop Ph about a point. Watch your heat too hot you will have Men in the closet..... Your gayness LOL No just Kidding you will have male tendencies if the heat in the room is above 85 and keep a high Nitrogen level in the soil. As you will note as the MJ eats N the PH climbs and as you add Ammonium Sulfate or Compost and Manure you will see the Acid go up and bring the Ph down. You want humidity???? Get C02 make it or buy it you will see sweat on the outside of the door if you got it chugging. (see bottles on side of my grow.) If you black the bottles out and use grape juice and sugar and yeast you will have wine at the end of flowering but the trick is to keep the bottles cool in the grow room> I know how about----1 pkt of yeast one can of Welches Pure 100% grape juice with about 3 quarts of water with 2 cups of sugar in a 1 gallon jug stuffed into a cooler or styrofaom insulator keep in dark and do not forget to activate and hydrate the yeast at 110 degrees before mixing together and you will have home made wine from your C02 maker at harvest! And a country Boy can survive. (with the help of yeast) If you go that route you need to let the C02 escape slowly---- like about 4 pinholes in a balloon slow. So try a sealed tube from the top of gallon jug to top of plants seal the end of hose and prik 4-6 holes with a pin to allow the Co2 to cascade on the plant below and thereby slowly letting the Co2 out..... makes better wine. Cheers!
Gender is not evident till at least 7 days into flowering. So either force flower after about a month and put the good one back into Veg mode and Clone her and see what happens from start to finish (see pics) Flower is 4.5 weeks old and about 3=4 more to go--- she is producing 16 inch spears with 320 total watts of light, staying within 12 inch of bulbs
Now I know I got it right--- So gimme some Cred please....
Regards
CC
