NL and Bubbilicious, lighter patches on leaves - please help!.

[DuppySteps]

Greetings Brethren!

My medical grow is in trouble, the leaves are a beautiful dark green, but over the last 2 days have developed lighter parts between the leaf's veins. One of the bubbilicious leaves has slightly curled up, the Northern Lights are both exhibiting the strange lighter coloured spaces.

They're about 2 weeks old but I haven't started giving any nutes yet, they are watered with spring water (6.3 pH) and potted in a soil mix with pH of 6.3 - 6.5.

I added some dolomite lime into the soil before potting.

Im using a 130W growlush CFL about 30cm from the top of the canopy, ive raised it a little more but the lighter coloured spaces are still there.

Im really hoping you fine folk can assist me, as were relying on this grow for medical supply

 

[BayLee420]

http://www.theecologist.org/green_g...42/urine_the_ultimate_organic_fertiliser.html

This may sound gross, but it works.

 

[BayLee420]

Light green leaves are in need of nitrogen. They are old enought to start giving them veg nutrients. Besides that they look good.

 

[DuppySteps]

Thankyou, ive applied the remedy just wait a few days now.

thanks.

 

[BayLee420]

Just finishing a Bubblicious (Photo) Micro Grow. Cut one of the two down on Wednesday of last week. The 2nd Bubble comming down on Tuesday. My next grow is the Nirvana N/L Auto Fem.

I found the Bubbles' were the easiest grow I ever did. They can tolerate ferts and a good drying out. I did a Wet/Dry Cycle. Saturate and then wait till the soil is dry. Generally every 3rd day in Veg. Water/Feed , Dry, Dry, Dry. That was what was best for my girls. You an check my grow in the Photo Forum; BUBBLICIOUS REDU.

Best of luck to you.

P.S. Yes, I have used human urine as a quick Nitrogen boost. 1/2 cup of fresh morning pee to 1 gallon of water. It works wonders. My grandfather told me about this years ago. He had a beautiful vegetable garden. That's what the old school gardeners have known for centuries. Never foliar feed; soil drench. It's super organic.