How Do These Look
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dopeleader
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they look a touch over-watered, but if you just watered them that would be the case anyway.
other than that they look nice and healthy, can see some red stem (i think hard to tell with the darker patches without light)
aslong as your tent isn't getting too cold on the night cycle that red stem business shouldn't become an issue as your plants looks healthy enough as is
other than that they look nice and healthy, can see some red stem (i think hard to tell with the darker patches without light)
aslong as your tent isn't getting too cold on the night cycle that red stem business shouldn't become an issue as your plants looks healthy enough as is
What's the red stem mean a few of my last grow had red stems and it was 70 deg to 75 all the time but my plants don't seem to use the water up maybe every 3-4 days I had used mirical gro but I thought they were getting to much nutes n I took it all out but what was on the roots n put ffof n its still turning the leaves yellow here n there
dopeleader
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I actually meant purple stems, sorry for the confuzzle haha.
Purple stems are generally a result of too much fluctuation in the heat, say going from 30 degrees during the day down to 15 degrees during the night period.
Keeping heats up around 20 Celsius during dark period will help aid any form of bud-rot and also keep the stems happy.
the yellow of the leaves MAY have been due to nutrient burn, spilling your nutrients onto leaves.
as older plants don't really like moisture on their fan leaves, clones however rely upon this until they have taken root.
Purple stems are generally a result of too much fluctuation in the heat, say going from 30 degrees during the day down to 15 degrees during the night period.
Keeping heats up around 20 Celsius during dark period will help aid any form of bud-rot and also keep the stems happy.
the yellow of the leaves MAY have been due to nutrient burn, spilling your nutrients onto leaves.
as older plants don't really like moisture on their fan leaves, clones however rely upon this until they have taken root.
$bkbbudz$
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How long into flowering? Did you buffer the FFOF w/perlite? I only ask because even though many growers love it, I personally use the FFHF 3:1 w/perlite. I feel the FFOF is to hot for my liking.
Anyway, they look just fine. I see no evidence of issues or nute burn.
Good Luck and Great Grow.
Anyway, they look just fine. I see no evidence of issues or nute burn.
Good Luck and Great Grow.
SPLFreak808
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lockout or pH. stupid ass time release balls.
SPLFreak808
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no bad, i would have tied the main stem down early then top it. nodes look a bit long for MH no?
