C. Nesbitt
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Doesn’t look like bud rot, there aren’t any buds for that to attack. Looks like you topped recently and the cut site is starting to scab over. Keep an eye on the area below the cut, if it hardens over should be ok but if the brown/dead looking stem spreads downward, that is not good. Others will weigh in the the leaf spots, but that also does not look like bud rot.
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Plant doesn’t look as happy as it could. You have some clawing of new growth and the bigger fans should be green and healthy, not speckled and discolored. Post more details on feeding, medium, lighting, age, etc and you’ll get better feedback. People will help but need more info assist in getting that plant back to healthy looking. Try to have a thick skin, we all mean well but bedside manner sometimes sucks here
welcome to RIU
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Plant doesn’t look as happy as it could. You have some clawing of new growth and the bigger fans should be green and healthy, not speckled and discolored. Post more details on feeding, medium, lighting, age, etc and you’ll get better feedback. People will help but need more info assist in getting that plant back to healthy looking. Try to have a thick skin, we all mean well but bedside manner sometimes sucks here
welcome to RIU
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inth3shadowz
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What bud? Lol like said above that's just the wound healing on the stalk. I'd be much more worried about how the plant itself looks.
GREEN CRACK PUNCH (ROYAL QUEEN SEEDS) FEMINIZED
AutoPot 25l with airdrome - Coco 50% Perlite 50% mix with BioTabs starters pack - clay pebbles bottom of pot
Spider Farmer SF2000
100% intensity
Led to plant distance 76 cm
Daytime temperature 23° Celsius
Nighttime temperature 19° Celsius
Humidity 40 - 60
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NUTRITION :
Week 3
3 BioTabs in Coco mix
Watering: 2ml / L Orgatrex (BioTabs) with bottled spring water
1 x 500 ml PK Booster Compost Tea (BioTabs)
1 x Seed Sprout Tea (Barley, Alfalfa, Corn, Lentils)
5 x BoomBoom Foliar Spray (BioTabs) 0,5 ml / 100 ml
Week 4
Watering: 2ml / L Orgatrex (BioTabs) with bottled spring water
1 x Seed Sprout Tea (Barley, Alfalfa, Corn, Lentils)
5 x BoomBoom Foliar Spray (BioTabs) 0,5 ml / 100 ml
Week 5
Correction PH :
Watering: 2ml / L Orgatrex (BioTabs) with bottled spring water with PH 5,5
Runoff PH 6,8
Watering:
CalMag Biobizz 1 ml / L
2ml / L Orgatrex (BioTabs)
3 liter bottled spring water PH 5,5
Runoff PH 7,8
2 x BoomBoom Foliar Spray (BioTabs) 0,5
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This is my first grow:
Week 2 - 3
Lower fan leaves starting yellowing, top fan leaves starting curling up on the edges a little bit.
I transplanted the seedlings from start pot : 50 % soil - 50 % perlite in week 3 to AutoPot.
After transfer, faster and healthy growth.
photo end of week 4:
The ladies were topped week 5 after the 3 node when they had 6 nodes.
The cut stem with nodes and leaves where all healthy and green. But under the cut, the older lower leaves from week 2 - 3 where showing problems…
photo at begin week 5
photo day 5 of week 5 just before and after supp. Cal/Mag and Foliar Spray
lights out at 13h00 - lights on 19h00
AutoPot 25l with airdrome - Coco 50% Perlite 50% mix with BioTabs starters pack - clay pebbles bottom of pot
Spider Farmer SF2000
100% intensity
Led to plant distance 76 cm
Daytime temperature 23° Celsius
Nighttime temperature 19° Celsius
Humidity 40 - 60
—————————————
NUTRITION :
Week 3
3 BioTabs in Coco mix
Watering: 2ml / L Orgatrex (BioTabs) with bottled spring water
1 x 500 ml PK Booster Compost Tea (BioTabs)
1 x Seed Sprout Tea (Barley, Alfalfa, Corn, Lentils)
5 x BoomBoom Foliar Spray (BioTabs) 0,5 ml / 100 ml
Week 4
Watering: 2ml / L Orgatrex (BioTabs) with bottled spring water
1 x Seed Sprout Tea (Barley, Alfalfa, Corn, Lentils)
5 x BoomBoom Foliar Spray (BioTabs) 0,5 ml / 100 ml
Week 5
Correction PH :
Watering: 2ml / L Orgatrex (BioTabs) with bottled spring water with PH 5,5
Runoff PH 6,8
Watering:
CalMag Biobizz 1 ml / L
2ml / L Orgatrex (BioTabs)
3 liter bottled spring water PH 5,5
Runoff PH 7,8
2 x BoomBoom Foliar Spray (BioTabs) 0,5
—————————————-
This is my first grow:
Week 2 - 3
Lower fan leaves starting yellowing, top fan leaves starting curling up on the edges a little bit.
I transplanted the seedlings from start pot : 50 % soil - 50 % perlite in week 3 to AutoPot.
After transfer, faster and healthy growth.
photo end of week 4:
The ladies were topped week 5 after the 3 node when they had 6 nodes.
The cut stem with nodes and leaves where all healthy and green. But under the cut, the older lower leaves from week 2 - 3 where showing problems…
photo at begin week 5
photo day 5 of week 5 just before and after supp. Cal/Mag and Foliar Spray
lights out at 13h00 - lights on 19h00
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inth3shadowz
Well-Known Member
I bought the same system. 2 XL autopots. I personally am going to start my plants in solo cups with 70% Coco 30% perlite for a few weeks. Then transfer up to autopots. Idk about any of that stuff you gave it, but I'm just gonna give Dyna foliage pro at appropriate ppms lol
Hi, thanks for your feed back! What are the appropriate ppms ??
I really need some good advice now, please read my “Diary”. ThanksDoesn’t look like bud rot, there aren’t any buds for that to attack. Looks like you topped recently and the cut site is starting to scab over. Keep an eye on the area below the cut, if it hardens over should be ok but if the brown/dead looking stem spreads downward, that is not good. Others will weigh in the the leaf spots, but that also does not look like bud rot.
Edit:
Plant doesn’t look as happy as it could. You have some clawing of new growth and the bigger fans should be green and healthy, not speckled and discolored. Post more details on feeding, medium, lighting, age, etc and you’ll get better feedback. People will help but need more info assist in getting that plant back to healthy looking. Try to have a thick skin, we all mean well but bedside manner sometimes sucks here
welcome to RIU
simpleleaf
Well-Known Member
Runoff pH is not useless but pH going in is the primary concern. If you really do have 7.8 runoff pH on a regular basis, I'd increase acidifying nutes. I also wonder about "bottled spring water". Rainwater or distilled water is best, RO is next best. Spring water may be okay, or it may have some highish-levels of minerals which give it distinctive flavors.
I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with your nutes. Keep in mind bloom boosters are for use during bloom. Make sure you're using "grow" nutes.
I also agree the pots are too large, you have to be extraordinarily careful with your watering in that case. With seedlings and small plants, a small pot allows it to dry out in a reasonable period of time.
I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with your nutes. Keep in mind bloom boosters are for use during bloom. Make sure you're using "grow" nutes.
I also agree the pots are too large, you have to be extraordinarily careful with your watering in that case. With seedlings and small plants, a small pot allows it to dry out in a reasonable period of time.
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lakesidegrower
Well-Known Member
hollow stems and brow spotting on leaves...I would suggest a Ca def
Nice one, thanks !
I did not know the Boom Boom Foliar spray is for the flower stage. But I will definitely stop spraying that for now..
Bigger post means bigger plants not? In Coco Perlite 50/50 they dry out really fast! I think you can easy give them water every day. And it’s impossible to overwater them. Lucky with autopots the watering is automatic.
It’s already 4 days since I was with my plants and they are getting only PH water.
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simpleleaf
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I meant PK booster. I see calcium and possibly-probably potassium deficiencies. I suspect fungus, or
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Still , I’m stopping with the boom boom spray, organic nuts and Cal/Mag!
My next hand feed will be PH water with Bactrex.
Bactrex is a dry, water-soluble powder containing a large number of soil & root beneficial microbes (including 6 strains of Bacillus spp.),
These specialised root bacteria are “contained” in soluble Yucca extract with organic catalysts, to guarantee a rapid colonisation and growth of the root zone.
A select group of bacteria have specialised in obtaining energy from the fine intake of plant roots (dead root cells, residual organic materials, etc.).
Rhizobacteria (root bacteria) form symbiotic relationships with many plants, increasing the solubility of P, K and Ca minerals. They also bind with atmospheric nitrogen thereby increasing the availability of fertilisers present, to the roots.
They also work as so-called mycorrhiza helpers. They prepare the way for mycorrhizae to develop in the root system.
In addition to the beneficial soil bacteria, Bactrex also contains various effective strains of Trichoderma.
Trichoderma's are a species of fungi that are harmful to certain other fungi, including fungi that cause diseases among some plants.
My next hand feed will be PH water with Bactrex.
Bactrex is a dry, water-soluble powder containing a large number of soil & root beneficial microbes (including 6 strains of Bacillus spp.),
These specialised root bacteria are “contained” in soluble Yucca extract with organic catalysts, to guarantee a rapid colonisation and growth of the root zone.
A select group of bacteria have specialised in obtaining energy from the fine intake of plant roots (dead root cells, residual organic materials, etc.).
Rhizobacteria (root bacteria) form symbiotic relationships with many plants, increasing the solubility of P, K and Ca minerals. They also bind with atmospheric nitrogen thereby increasing the availability of fertilisers present, to the roots.
They also work as so-called mycorrhiza helpers. They prepare the way for mycorrhizae to develop in the root system.
In addition to the beneficial soil bacteria, Bactrex also contains various effective strains of Trichoderma.
Trichoderma's are a species of fungi that are harmful to certain other fungi, including fungi that cause diseases among some plants.
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Jesus your really over complicating shit here.
Why are you including all that stuff in veg?
Just use base nutrient and ph to 6. Put your ec to 1.4 and flush the medium. With that... then leave for a few days.
Stop using bottled water... why would you do that?
Stop adding tea.
Calmag should be 1/4 strength....
Your burning your plants and because your adding so much shit it's impossible to tell why and what's happening.
Pk booster should b used in week 5 of flower.... so no pk booster until you have substantial buds.
Jeez... did you copy this off the bottle?
You don't need any of this shit if you can't get your base nutrient correct.
All you need to grow is base nutrient and correct ph..... all that other shit is beneficial but only if you are getting the base right.... which you clearly aren't.
Its a shame your in autopots and you seem to be trying organic and you don't seem to understand Coco.
Coco has no nutrients in it to break down adding these things are more impactful in living soil. Coco is a lot easier and better for chemically grown plants. If you want to add all these beneficials then just use soil.
For the moment if I were you and you want to make a recovery on these plants.... ph to 5.9 water from the top til you get run off with a base nutrient solution of ec1.5. If your base is not for coco then add a little calmag at quarter strength you might not need it if you have ok tap water. Definitely do not use bottled mineral water.
Stop spraying stop anything else
myke
Well-Known Member
Nothing wrong with chlorine in your water,do you know the ppm of your water? And what its made up of?
As said already above,lift these pots out of the trays,elevate them so runoff water cant get sucked back up.Mix up some food with calmag and pour it through.
Your plan/food so far is not good.