HELP! WHY IS THE LEAF ON THE BUD LIME GREEN!?
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OldMedUser
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They love Mg and S with a little more K in later flowering so some Epsom Salts is great to add for the first two and some K if you have it lying around but don't give them any more N. That will retard flowering and if the buds need any they can steal it from the older fan leaves.
Nothing to worry about and they look real good!
Nothing to worry about and they look real good!
Offmymeds
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I wouldn't worry. I have 3 plants of the same generation with very different phenos. It looks like one is maturing faster than the others as my 3 do. Mine are vastly different in color due to the maturity of each and also vastly different in size.
A lilttle Cal-Mag wouldn't hurt though if not in soil.
A lilttle Cal-Mag wouldn't hurt though if not in soil.
JK-DOOR 420
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No more N in my opinion...i see slight N tox. Down-claw
drsaltzman
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That’s a huge temperature swing.
lusidghost
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I see no cal nor mag deficiencies going on. That's a pretty extreme environment. It would be easy to overdo one of the variables and cause the others to compound the issue.
but I haven’t put any extra nitrogen in besides whatever is in Athena ag liquid formula lineup since flowered.
Kassiopeija
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for N-def you want to look at the lower fanleaves actually
PadawanWarrior
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What's you media and nutrients?
Pro-mix peat/perlite mix. And neutrients are Athena Ag. Flower Part 1 and 2 and pk fed according to chart. Cal mag at 3ml/g. Big bud at 5ml/g but I stopped cuz it’s at week 7 flower now. And started purpinator at 8ml/g.
Synchronicity
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45 degrees sounds too cool to me. But they look good. I would feel better if the temp stayed above 60. A sativa?
Indica dom supposedly
PJ Diaz
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You want to shoot closer to a 10-degree differential between night and day temps. Is this LED lighting?
Hey man, just my 2 cents here:: That pheno you have there is definitely pointing towards a sativa dominant strain & not indica. Maybe a hybrid but definitely with the ratio being in favour of sativa. You can see this by the leaf structure. Its too narrow and “pointy” rather then fat wide leaves like an indica normally is. Sooooo my point is that you may not see any sign of “amber” Trichomes till week 10+ So be prepared not to pull too early. myself personally i like to shoot for 80% cloudy/20% amber. ZERO clear. Off course keep checking with ur microscope
goodluck bro..
gotcha! Yeah it’s cuts from a friend that saids its lemon cherry gelato and I’m no expert so I looked it up and it saids 60% indica and 40% sativa. Thank you for your input[/QUOTE]Hey man, just my 2 cents here:: That pheno you have there is definitely pointing towards a sativa dominant strain & not indica. Maybe a hybrid but definitely with the ratio being in favour of sativa. You can see this by the leaf structure. Its too narrow and “pointy” rather then fat wide leaves like an indica normally is. Sooooo my point is that you may not see any sign of “amber” Trichomes till week 10+ So be prepared not to pull too early. myself personally i like to shoot for 80% cloudy/20% amber. ZERO clear. Off course keep checking with ur microscope
goodluck bro..
Yeah it’s LED. Mars-hydro 680w
Wow sounds tasty man. I can just imagine how nice that must taste 
OldMedUser
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Most CalMag is 3 or 4% N which is a significant source of N when added with everything else. At this stage the plants don't need Ca all that much but want more Mg and S so I'd use a tsp/gal of Epsom Salts and drop the CalMag.
You could probably cut your feed down in this stage too. High K with reduced N and P in smaller doses will be better than a full meal deal which will just have your plants storing more nutrients in the plant tissues leading to harsher smoke.