Epsom salts. It'll allow the plant to green up while simultaneously adding to the terpenes. Epsom salts, one tablespoon per gallon in their water.
Is this phosphorus deficiency
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MustGro
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They look real good. If they greened up from the blood meal then you're probably good. My plants are doing real well on it. They're big and in a good organic mixture BUT it takes time for all that to become available. The bloodmeal kept me from having to give them a chemical fert.
Careful you don't give them much stress if it's bag seed. Mom popped a male stamen due to stress so her daughters will be inclined to do the same. Not as bad outside as inside though, but still they stand a good chance of making pollen under stress.
Bill_Nye
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I wouldn't say they greened back up but the fading has reduced significantly. Maybe in a couple days they'll start to darken up some. *Fingers crossed*.
I been keeping a eye on my outdoor too. The sour d is in full preflower mode and the recon is just starting to preflower.. I put them in ffof and didn't feed anything to them for like 2months. Last week I top dressed ewc, 444 and 284 amendments. The plants were given to me. My buddy had a really bad bug infestation. Literally was like 4 different bugs taking over the plants. I know I stressed them out when I got them. I took them out the buckets they were in and straight up put the plants on the ground and sprayed em with a water hose. Roots and all. I lost a good bit of roots but they bounced back quick and haven't seen a thrip or mite or gnat on em since..
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Bill_Nye
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Update: 7 and half weeks since flip. Blood meal definitely helped.. they are looking good! Since my last post I've fed once. Believe I'm done feeding? 2 of the plants have a good bit of amber trichomes on the sugar leaves but only seen a couple on the buds.. guessing I have about 3weeks left or so?
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Bill_Nye
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Thanks! Yea, I don't see many amber triches on the actual bud. Here and there though. Most are on the sugar leaves. I still have a more white pistols and orange right now too.. I think 2 of the three will be done within the next 3weeks. The NPHC has no amber still and very few orange pistols..
Bill_Nye
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Starting week 9! I know I hit some bumps in the Rd that I'll try to carefully avoid the next time around. But I believe these are nearing the end of their life cycle! Pritty exciting! They all have their own unique smell. And they smell awesome.. I'm going to shoot for 10-14day dry at 64° and 60% humidity. Anyone else have suggestions on drying methods? I'm going to dry trim as well. Last run I did a wet trim.
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MustGro
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Yeah they look real nice. 10 - 14 drying days is how I do it but I shoot for 55% rh. I do my final trim dry and it won’t work at 60 rh. The little pieces of trim won’t break at 60% for me. I keep the buds in my dry/cure room after I final trim them, I don’t use jars anymore.
MustGro
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They look real good. Lots of folks on here are fans of running buds a long time in flower; I usually get forced into cutting because my clones are getting big. Really it’s up to you and how you like them, but I usually cut the end of week 9. The run in my signature went longer; end of week 11 but that was rare.
