Urhighness88
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Walter9999
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I'd say she's hungry...don't over do it...g/l
Garden Boss
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Nitrogen... you have the internet, do you have google?
Urhighness88
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We'll ya I have the internet and i think tjere getting enough nitrogen but iif you look close there are red veins too? And I'm feeding them once every 4 dAys or so and I feed with earth juice and it has quite a bit of nitrogen. And I kinda sorta have the Internet but its at
my house witch I'm rrarely at
my house witch I'm rrarely at
UnknownGrowerr
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Well from my experience nitrogen deficiency start from the bottom and works it's way to the top. I used a product called "Jack's Classic Orchid Special" the break down is 30-10-10. I would mix 1/2 tablespoon to 1 gallon of water. When they were young, less then a 6 inches tall I fed them once every 2 weeks when they got about 18in tall I started feeding them once a week she stayed nice and green the whole time. Plus what are you growing it in? What type of medium it kinda looks like fine mulch to me.
Urhighness88
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It's growing in coco an I feed them
more often cuz I thought it was a n def too but idk I never had tthis problem with my other girls?. Am I not giving enough nutrients? I'm kinda at a loss it's my first season growing I have some bbig girls ranging from 2 feet to almost 6 feet and then 6 seedlings. About 6 inches tall. And they all are kinda pale except one or
2 and those 2 are green! I feed with earth juice sea blast and super thrive every 4 days around.
more often cuz I thought it was a n def too but idk I never had tthis problem with my other girls?. Am I not giving enough nutrients? I'm kinda at a loss it's my first season growing I have some bbig girls ranging from 2 feet to almost 6 feet and then 6 seedlings. About 6 inches tall. And they all are kinda pale except one or
2 and those 2 are green! I feed with earth juice sea blast and super thrive every 4 days around.
BeefSupreme
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Could it be too much water? kinda looks like it because of the longer and extra rigid points on the leafs..
Urhighness88
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Ya know I've heard alot of good things about maxsea but idk any where around here that sells it and idk if its overwater cuz I only water like once every 4 or actually I think I waited 6 days last time before watering.
doublejj
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Maxsea website has a list of retailers.....http://maxsea-plant-food.com/index.html
deePTokEn
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Go now my friend.. and Feed it too her !
Urhighness88
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Thanks ill check it out an maybe order it if its pretty speedy.
Urhighness88
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Urhighness88
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Ya I use cal mag it's a earth juice produce Humic acid and cal mag mix.
Urhighness88
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Oh really I didn't know the red veins were n def. but I'm giving then veg nutrients is that not enough n?
Jimdamick
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What is your PPM and NPK ratios? A standard veg formula should have enough N in it, but reddish/purple stems with the yellowing you have point to an N or possibly a P deficiency. Cold temps could do it, or it might be the strain itself. I would have a tendency to increase my nutes, especially N and P. I hope I have helped.
Urhighness88
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Ok for sure ill up the nutrients when I feed should I feed more often also?