Pic 1 is the gnarly looking pile of shit before the cal mag. Pic 2 is the other one im concerned with and not too sure what to do. Pic 3 and 4 are clearly the gnarly pile of shit plant and the last is the nicest of the bunch and it had the same treatment....I dont know what to think! It was the broadest of all the plants and now it smells and looks like balls, the healthiest looking one in pic 5 has had all the same food, light and what not. Any thoughts? I cant stop laughing at what a sad unit that thing is but man... frustrating haha!
Thanks man but it got worse after the flush and I only flushed the nasty one because I wasn't sure what would happen.
Pulled the plug on the one plant as its dry as parsley, but the bud sites still look good of all things.It'll be way too far behind to bother with now, as far as PH goes it hovers around 6.5-7.0, not too sure about the run off though. Will foliar spray tonight before lights out and stick to water only for a week or so and see how it goes....really haven't fertilized them too much but maybe a little high on the concentration because my outdoor plants soaked it up like gravy to a bun. Learning curve I suppose and this is a lesson no doubt! Thanks all for the input, Ill fire up some new pics next week good or bad. CB
Soil options here are slim, but I was doing some reading about Sea Soil and I can get it but transplanting now would stunt them even more and it might be a little too extreme. Checked the roots on the plant that took a nose dive, they were nice and white which eliminated some other potential problems, hopefully I can just ride out the soil they're in and get what I can get out of the remaining 4 plants. If anything they look better after the day...not worse. Time will tell I guess and if they take a turn for shit I will for sure attempt a new soil transplant.
So its been a few weeks and these are some pics of the recovering burn victims courtesy of me
. As you can see some are still a touch crispy but far better than they were, they all seem to be a different stages of flowering which I can deal with when the time comes. Its been almost 7 weeks since the flip and they are all great white shark, anybody have a ball park of how much longer the most mature looking plants might be in for? This is my first mini indoor attempt, I read and study and listen to all the advice I get from guys on this site and it has ultimately saved me from scrapping these when they were lookin like ass. Just lookin for a basic idea now that they're back growing properly even though I lost a fair bit of foliage. Should be able to tell which more mature ones I'm talking about...I lost track when uploading and the thumbnails wont size up while Im doing this haha. Thanks CB
First sign of red hairs start flushing. When trichs are a mix cloudy and amber, harvestView attachment 2065218View attachment 2065219View attachment 2065220View attachment 2065221View attachment 2065222View attachment 2065223View attachment 2065224 So anybody have a ball park of how much longer the most mature looking plants might be in for?
Did some reading on here and there are some locally produced soils which are incredibly rich, think I'm gonna blend my own with some inert soil and perlite so hopefully organic nutes are gonna be needed in low doses only this summer. Sea Soil is supposed to be very good also, check out their web site.....don't think they listed prices though.
