yeah that could be the cause. You changed the environment. It looks something its pulling from the K-Mg-Ca chain (mulders chart study is mandatory m8!). Roots acclimation imo
Phosphorus D?
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simply_slide
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They should have been acclimated fine. I did everything with ease. Giving them weeks in 18/6 and then slow (shaded) acclimation to outdoor environment. All in all took about 2 months to be outside permanently.
You're thinking it's along the lines of potassium and cal/mag?
Yeah it could be. Also mediated by your initial phosphour def thoughts. As you know, P impregnates +90% biochem reactions and its submitted to temp variances.
Itś all ok imo. Dont even think adding calmag and pipette-stuff like that until more chlorophyll is compromised. Organic crew will recomend you further tricks
Itś all ok imo. Dont even think adding calmag and pipette-stuff like that until more chlorophyll is compromised. Organic crew will recomend you further tricks
hyroot
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That looks fine. It's just the plant using up its leaves. That's normal. L8ke grease monkey said transplant it into a larger pot. it will get root bound in tbat bucket being outside. Some strains will start flowering in veg when they get root bound. Like plushberry and nightmare cookies
simply_slide
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I have thought abouthat doing a transplant. I ran out of soil though and don't want to spend 50$ to make another batch for one plant.
whats the volume of that 50$ batch?
simply_slide
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It's not the volume of the $50 batch, it's the consistency. I don't want to just ad a bag of fax farms($10) when I have a premixed substrate.
The volume though is roughly 5 cu.ft.
The volume though is roughly 5 cu.ft.