spaceinvaders
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cheers p.p thats reassuring! 
What is this down to?
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Dezracer
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I agree with the PIMP in that they look very good. I get that same thing on my plants when they get about the same size as yours. Sometimes I think it's that those leaves aren't getting enough light due to the amount of leaves above and sometimes I think maybe I got some water with nutes in it on the leaves when feeding and they burned from it. Either way, I don't ever do anything about it and my plants always turn out.
Here's a pic of the two I'm about to harvest (Sour Grapes and Green Cush). The Green Cush was an experiment in seeing how big a plant would get from a clone if pout into flower after a very short veg time and that's why it's on the small side. The SG plant did the same thing as yours though and it's done well.
Here's a pic of the two I'm about to harvest (Sour Grapes and Green Cush). The Green Cush was an experiment in seeing how big a plant would get from a clone if pout into flower after a very short veg time and that's why it's on the small side. The SG plant did the same thing as yours though and it's done well.
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spaceinvaders
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yeaaa boi buds look great! +rep ,, how long you veg those puppies for?
spaceinvaders
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robside: if that was 6 weeks into flower i think i wudda gave up lmfao na mate only 1 of them is 6 weeks old ( into veg ) the other 5 are around 4 1/2 weeks in.
spaceinvaders
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hahaha no worries mate. thanks alot for the compliment.
So does anyone else think they might have calcium or magnesium deficiencys?
So does anyone else think they might have calcium or magnesium deficiencys?
Dezracer
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The Sour Grapes was veg'd for 4 weeks I think and the Green Cush was veg'd for something like 2 weeks but they both started as clones. I cut about a foot off the top of the Sour Grapes at one point in flower because it kept growing past the light, lol.
I say don't worry about deficiency at this point but just keep an eye on them. If it starts to show on leaves in the middle to upper portions of the plant, supplement. If it stays on the bottom leaves leave them be, they look really healthy.
