New Grower First Grow! (Biodiesel Mass)

[BayLee420]

Well done:hug:

Keeping a Wet/Dry Cycle is so important in cannabis growing. :key:

Keep up the good work.:High 5:

 

[Master]

Well done:hug:

Keeping a Wet/Dry Cycle is so important in cannabis growing. :key:

Keep up the good work.:High 5:

Thanks again for the advice!

 

[virginia gent]

That girl is beautiful, and really full of nice buds. The reason I asked about the water is if you can fit a plain watering every other time salting-up seems not to be an issue if you get agressive with the bloom nutes. The more nutes I used the more problems I had with ph untill I started the plain water every other time. These autos grow so fast that every feeding is important. If you can let the plant go as long as you can, sometimes 1or2 extra weeks, and feeding, can add more than 20% to the yeild. Anyway when the fan leaves start to yellow, maybe 10days, up the bloom nutes and try and cut out all nitrogen. Check trics often and when the bud leaves start to yellow or the trics are milky/amber (pistols should be almost all orange) harvest. This plant looks like she wants to be a good producer, good luck.

 

[Master]

That girl is beautiful, and really full of nice buds. The reason I asked about the water is if you can fit a plain watering every other time salting-up seems not to be an issue if you get agressive with the bloom nutes. The more nutes I used the more problems I had with ph untill I started the plain water every other time. These autos grow so fast that every feeding is important. If you can let the plant go as long as you can, sometimes 1or2 extra weeks, and feeding, can add more than 20% to the yeild. Anyway when the fan leaves start to yellow, maybe 10days, up the bloom nutes and try and cut out all nitrogen. Check trics often and when the bud leaves start to yellow or the trics are milky/amber (pistols should be almost all orange) harvest. This plant looks like she wants to be a good producer, good luck.

I'll definitely try incorporating that into my feedings. :tiphat: Aren't you supposed to stop feeding in the last two weeks though?

 

[virginia gent]

Yes, if you want to be sure all chems are gone. If you use organics and don't use anything with nitrogen I think you can feed (bloom nutes) until a few days before harvest. My taste buds suck so you might want to check with others. Some strains don't have there trics turn amber, and some are ready before the bud leaves yellow. Harvest a bud or two at different times and see if the difference is worth the wait. I understand that if you harvest early, more up, late more body effect. I really think you have three or four weeks left.

 

[Master]

Yes, if you want to be sure all chems are gone. If you use organics and don't use anything with nitrogen I think you can feed (bloom nutes) until a few days before harvest. My taste buds suck so you might want to check with others. Some strains don't have there trics turn amber, and some are ready before the bud leaves yellow. Harvest a bud or two at different times and see if the difference is worth the wait. I understand that if you harvest early, more up, late more body effect. I really think you have three or four weeks left.

I'm not very experienced with nutes so I'm not sure. Does the General Organics Go Box contain nitrogen?

 

[Master]

Can someone please help?

My tallest cola doesn't look so well. The leaves are turning brown at the tips and one of the leaves has orange spots all over it. Only the tallest cola is doing this. Does anyone know what might be wrong. Pics below...

 

[Master]

Additionally, this is only happening on the top of the cola.

 

[BayLee420]

I'm not an expert on cannabis issues. What I've read is most problems stem from soil ph. Are you checking the ph of the soil? What is the water ph going IN (irragation) and what is the ph OUT (runoff)?

You may want to post the pictures on the Hospital/Infirmary Forum. That way you'll be able to get prompt answers on any cannabis problems.

 

[A4]

The leaves browning on the tips are a sign of overfeeding/nutrient burn. The small spots are most likely Cal/Mag deficiency. Possibly due to ph being out of spec or from excess nutrient/salt build up in your soil. How many more days are left on them? A flush may be needed along with a weak Cal/Mag solution. What soil, nutrients, ph, etc are you using?