Is this nutrient lockout?
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87Jerseydevil87
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what kind of soil are you using?
coLeader
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Well definitely not fox farm or anything like that. It’s “ compo sana quality potting soil.
always been watering between a ph of 6 - 6.5.
SpideyManDan
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your avatar picture is freaking me out man..
87Jerseydevil87
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lmao
87Jerseydevil87
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let it dry out a lil and then add some nitrogen, could just be too damp. I’m assuming you flushed it already if you thought it was lock out.
coLeader
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Yup flushed her yesterday, soil is still fairly moist
87Jerseydevil87
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Yea let it take that in and dry a little, then see what transpires. They don’t look cooked, so they will bounce back.
Herb & Suds
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Another hungry plant 
coLeader
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Before the flush I fed her some p & k, but seems to be n deficiency? Should I foliar feed?Another hungry plant
Herb & Suds
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Frost Spectre
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Time to feed my friend.
coLeader
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Just feed her a little nitrogen today, hopefully she will bounce back
Budzbuddha
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Temps ?
Noticing purple stems . Looks stressed.
Noticing purple stems . Looks stressed.
TaoRich
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That would have been my diagnosis.
That would be my remedy.
I would have watered with well diluted human urine ... provided that you're healthy and not on meds. Must be very diluted ~ one bladder emptied into a full bucket of water.
Now would be a good time to give them some banana peel tea for flowering and bloom boost. Cut up the peels. Mash them a little. Boil em up. Let it simmer and steep. Pour that into a 5 litre water container.
Pour off the clearish top liquid to feed.
Top up the bottle with more water.
P & K
Free
Easy
Organic
TaoRich
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No attempt to throw any shade, or dispute ... But I do find this interesting.
I'm noticing purple stems that seem to be 'genetic' in some of my girls. Passed down from the mother plant into her seeds and displaying in her progeny. Plants are healthy. Side-by-side next to other plants in the same soil, and fed the same way.
But yes, I do agree with the 'looks stressed'. Lacking in vigour. Mojo looks low.
Hopefully they are just hungry, and will pick up after the N boost.
coLeader
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Exactly what I did, I diluted some urine with water 1/8th urine :500ml of water.
Next watering I’ll be feeding some banana tea. The way I do it, is by cutting up the peels, putting them in a jar with room temp water and let it sit for 3 days, but opening up the jar everyday and steering the tea. So far it’s been working pretty good
coLeader
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Temps are 22c when lights are on.
Lights off 18c. Supposedly it’s just genetics, Nl autos tend to get purple stems
Budzbuddha
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Temps affect uptake - if your range is as you say ( 22c - 18c ) ... then it explains plant. Root level and leaf temps are cold. And that can show like your plant.
coLeader
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So since she got ruderalis genes, doesn’t it mean it can handle these temps?