Recent content by logjam.key

No offense taken :). I tried to find a definitive opinion, if I should take away the yellow leaves or not. I read some forum posts and discussions. The debate is unclear to me. Some say leave them until you can just pull them off without any effort, others like you say the opposite. I will give...

When I came home it was already dark, so image quality dropped again, despite taking a better phone... Anyway here are some other pictures of Nr. 6 (which is the king bud/head). The brown part is another one of those brownings, we talked about earlier in this thread. It is all dry (no moisture...

Ok. First thanks again for the support. Much appreciated. So I got some news: you mentioned spider mites yesterday, which I checked. And indeed I found a few. No webbing though and the mites weren't more abundant in the region of the rot/browning... I see that mites are no good, but as the...

That browning is on a few buds in the top region. Could it be that the plant was hurt (pushed against or similar) that caused the damage? Their was a storm a few days ago and that little roof I built got loose and hit the plant . Anyway I will get better images tomorrow. About the conditions...

Thanks for your answer. I just double-checked. There is absolutely no grey mold or anything that seems to grow in there. It is rather like the bud is just dry in that specific spots. I will probably remove them though, just to take no further risk. But what about the pistil-less buds? Even the...

Hi there I have a blue dream plant, about 6 feet tall, growing outdoors on my balcony. Because it's sativa-dominant I expect it to be harvested late, but somehow the buds don't look normal to me. I harvested a white russian and a blue forest berry before and they looked all fat, fully developed...

yeah, no worries. I wasn't trying to bash your other hints. Probably would be the first thing to look at, the nitrogen. I think this time it just makes much more sense to me. And good thing you got your's back to life :). In my case mother nature defines how long vegetative and flowering stages...

I did that. I'll get back here, if I can get my yellow plants to be green again. Thanks for the input. I think this is a promising track to follow down. Much more than nitrogen deficiency!

Just normal tap-water.I just checked what the official values are for our tap water and indeed it is a bit high. around 7.8. What could I use to bring pH down easily? Would ground coffee do the trick to make it more acidic?

They got bigger in between, but as you can see the yellow one is still quite yellowish... Almost everytime I water, I have added fertilizer, but still I have yellow leaves. It seems to be growing more or less at the same speed as the second smaller plant, which is the same age... What else...

during the day it is warmer now. mostly around 20, in the sun easily warmer. if I don't put it in the shade it can get over 30°. so I assumed it was rather too hot than too cold.

Hm. I bought blue dream, because I read that it is an easy to grow outdoor strain... I thought it should be too picky about conditions... For the last few days, I put it into half-shade, to keep the temperatures low and to not have it exposed to too much sun directly. I am tempted to add...

Hm, as I said I have a prefertilized grow medium (3 weeks) and the plant is still quite small. Do you really think it's that. It would be super hungry then :). ate it all up already...

Hi there First I read all sorts of plant advice from threads with the same topic: Seedlings with yellow leaves. Most of the time overwatering seems to be a problem, or too many nutrients in that stage (correct me if I am wrong...). In my case I am pretty sure this is not the reason. On my...