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-Problem: continuing poor health
-Medium/grow method: DWC
-Feed and supplements used: Megacrop 2.0, Sweet Candy, Kelp extract, Enhance MC, Hydroguard.
-Water source: RO
-Strain and age Stone Dragon day 25
-Climate: 75ish / 55ish
- Light used: COB, just switched from 20/4 to 18/6; distance to tops....25”
-Additional info: she’s had a rough go of it. My first wrong move with her was having her too close to the COBs for the first week or so. In my defense, one of her siblings, now deceased (male) stretched for the light like Jack and the beanstalk, fooling noob me into cranking the cobs down. Meanwhile they had a period with dark roots — no slime though — but in retrospect I think there was a low grade root rot going on. And just recently, she got relocated into the 5 gallon bucket with her roots rather unceremoniously lumped in there, so she has that cross to bear. She has been looking better, but those brownish spots are there on the new growth as well — still. I’ve got her in yet another new reservoir consisting of 200 ppm CalMagPro and 500 ppm Megacrop but beyond that I’m pretty mystified. To be honest, I haven’t treated her much differently than my other girls except she started out with 4 males in a 10 gallon reservoir.
Any insight or advice besides the reservoir reset appreciated.
--Pictures
Even on the newest growth:
Root growth since being placed into her own bucket (3 days ago?).
She’s only a week younger than Dutch back right ...
-Medium/grow method: DWC
-Feed and supplements used: Megacrop 2.0, Sweet Candy, Kelp extract, Enhance MC, Hydroguard.
-Water source: RO
-Strain and age Stone Dragon day 25
-Climate: 75ish / 55ish
- Light used: COB, just switched from 20/4 to 18/6; distance to tops....25”
-Additional info: she’s had a rough go of it. My first wrong move with her was having her too close to the COBs for the first week or so. In my defense, one of her siblings, now deceased (male) stretched for the light like Jack and the beanstalk, fooling noob me into cranking the cobs down. Meanwhile they had a period with dark roots — no slime though — but in retrospect I think there was a low grade root rot going on. And just recently, she got relocated into the 5 gallon bucket with her roots rather unceremoniously lumped in there, so she has that cross to bear. She has been looking better, but those brownish spots are there on the new growth as well — still. I’ve got her in yet another new reservoir consisting of 200 ppm CalMagPro and 500 ppm Megacrop but beyond that I’m pretty mystified. To be honest, I haven’t treated her much differently than my other girls except she started out with 4 males in a 10 gallon reservoir.
Any insight or advice besides the reservoir reset appreciated.
--Pictures
Even on the newest growth:
Root growth since being placed into her own bucket (3 days ago?).
She’s only a week younger than Dutch back right ...
..lotta help I am ay? .......... RO water, or low ppm? 200ppm Ca-Mg alone is pretty rich I think, on top of what MC2.0 has,... I can't help but wonder if this is a toxicity/uptake interference thing, compounded by the other stresses and root damage, this poor thing can't get a leg up,... symptoms look like severe Ca defc.... Scope the pics in the Ca defc. thread, some of the lower ones are from folks here, with that exact same necrosis and spotting hugging the mid-rib and laterals too,...not the usual manifestation, and my thinking is it's not a simple "lack-of" issue,... She's so far behind, so sickly, I have to suggest just tossing her out... Whatever this death spiral is, last dithc try is to reduce the res' Ca-Mg and see if the progression halts... That, or something is now systemically FUBAR, and nothing can be done...
yah mon! She do look beddah,...
Some ratty fan leaves I yanked off burned me back last season! They snapped at the abscission layer (cell layer made to break free when shedding leaves), but were not "sealed" off fully, and the fekkin' bot's got in there and traveled right up the main stem into other branches
-- prompting bud rot that otherwise likely would not have happened.... never had that happen before, but this new place is cooler and more humid.... lesson learned! Usually I treat open damaged areas with that powdered Sulfur which I make into a sort of thick paint, and brush on... leaf junctions get that from now on too!
good eats! Of course, the Microblast is fully chelated already, but some fulvic is a solid back-up, and offers other benefits too, in the res' and as a foliar... It'll have foliar treatment dosage on the bottle, and I'd go with about 10ml/L of the F-P for that,... In the res', I'm not sure, I'll have to look,... 