ebenezerfagglegold
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hey everybody out there. so ive got a small plant (first grow ever) that's been flowering since 6/22. Buds, hairs, and sugar leaves all look awesome, but since this was my first grow I started out with a shitty growing medium(miracle gro, UGH). The time released ferts in the miracle gro caused my ph to go nutty and it was tough going at first. I had it under control finally and everything was going great for a few weeks, where I could see new bud production every morning.
I saw a few spider mite webs one day and sprayed the plant down with safer soap right before lights out, then rinsed it all off the next morning. A day or two after this I started noticing yellowing leaves. Then the whole plant went to a lighter shade of green. I watered with 7.0 ph and the runoff was off the charts low. like a 4.5. I assumed this was the cause of the problem. Lockout. The next time I watered I flushed with 5 gallons of water until the runoff ph was right, then I topped off the flush with some Foxfarm Big Bloom(micronutes).
I only flushed and fed yesterday, but the yellowing is still obviously spreading. Do you guys think this plant is just really hungry(I haven't fed anything because of the time released ferts in the soil, but that soil is months old now.) Could it have been lockout and it just takes a bit to recover? or:
The plant is aboutg 26 inches tall and in a 3 gallon container, but the leaves are pointing down, and I had a previous experience where a transplant fixed it. I'm deep into flowering on this lady so I don't think I'll be transplanting, but could this be potbound?
I guess I'm really just wondering if anyone has seen anything that looks like this. What was it and how did you fix it? could it be that this girl is about through and is starting to die off?
I saw a few spider mite webs one day and sprayed the plant down with safer soap right before lights out, then rinsed it all off the next morning. A day or two after this I started noticing yellowing leaves. Then the whole plant went to a lighter shade of green. I watered with 7.0 ph and the runoff was off the charts low. like a 4.5. I assumed this was the cause of the problem. Lockout. The next time I watered I flushed with 5 gallons of water until the runoff ph was right, then I topped off the flush with some Foxfarm Big Bloom(micronutes).
I only flushed and fed yesterday, but the yellowing is still obviously spreading. Do you guys think this plant is just really hungry(I haven't fed anything because of the time released ferts in the soil, but that soil is months old now.) Could it have been lockout and it just takes a bit to recover? or:
The plant is aboutg 26 inches tall and in a 3 gallon container, but the leaves are pointing down, and I had a previous experience where a transplant fixed it. I'm deep into flowering on this lady so I don't think I'll be transplanting, but could this be potbound?
I guess I'm really just wondering if anyone has seen anything that looks like this. What was it and how did you fix it? could it be that this girl is about through and is starting to die off?
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