How are we looking ?
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Budzbuddha
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They are gonna stretch something nasty - what is your lighting like ?
Might want to look into some training methods and maybe some stakes / pruning.
Might want to look into some training methods and maybe some stakes / pruning.
bubblescrogs
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Looks like they might enjoy some Epsom salts
amneziaHaze
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why?
bubblescrogs
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Looks like the start of early mag deficiency with the lighter colour on the new growth. Mine did the same in stretch, wish I kept up with the mag supplementation
Light is a Mars ts3000 450w. At 50%. It's been given 5ml cal mag a week ago. Lights were flipped a week ago.
farmerfischer
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Look good..
Herb & Suds
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They really do
farmerfischer
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Yeah.. are you being sarcasic here?
But yes they do look good.. im not seeing anything i would start worring about.. like one person saying they look like they have the start of a mag issue..
farmerfischer
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Light colored tops is normal.. im not seeing said mag. def.. that youre seeing here..
michojay
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I was just getting ready to type this. I feel like some plants just grow crazy fast and new growth just takes a minute to darken up
farmerfischer
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Yeah,, and they almost always look like this when you look at them or take pics with the grow lights off
StareCase
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All new growth starts out a tad lighter than the rest of the plant.
Me either, Double F. The veins do not show the light discolouration one sees with an Mg deficiency.
farmerfischer
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Yup i know it starecase..
StareCase
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I wasn't doubting your ability to diagnose plant ailments there Double F. I took the wrong quote and pasted here before I ... oh heck ... you know the drill.
And to think that I haven't even had my first cone yet!
bubblescrogs
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Maybe, maybe not. Just something to keep an eye on. Mine looked the same on the new growth before getting worse. Other I’ve had were fine when it did the same
farmerfischer
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I know what you meant.. i never took it that way.. lol.. if my reply seemed like i was offended. i didnt mean it that way..I wasn't doubting your ability to diagnose plant ailments there Double F. I took the wrong quote and pasted here before I ... oh heck ... you know the drill.
And to think that I haven't even had my first cone yet!
That's what's happening. Those are fresh pedals
Boatguy
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Yes. It is normal
Budzbuddha
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It happens as newer growth gains pigmentation. Although , the flip-side can happen on growth that has deficiencies ( intervein / margins / etc. )
Wouldn’t overthink it much right now - even as nitrogen seems a little high ( dark green ). But as long as you do not compound it ( overnuted ) .
Plant will burn thru excess on its own terms.
I see the node spacing more of an issue than overall plant. ( that could be strain related too ).
Wouldn’t overthink it much right now - even as nitrogen seems a little high ( dark green ). But as long as you do not compound it ( overnuted ) .
Plant will burn thru excess on its own terms.
I see the node spacing more of an issue than overall plant. ( that could be strain related too ).
