Idiot-sativant
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So I overwatered in Veg, dealt with Nitrogen toxicity in Veg, and now that it seemed to recover and has been flowering a few weeks I'm getting this curious leaf colour. It makes patches or along the rim/edge of the leaf.
We've had a week of -25C/-13F weather(and a greedy bastard landlord) making inside 15C/60F with lights out. I'm only familiar with heat damage, does this look like a cold issue? if not maybe I haven't addressed the previous issues enough yet. The issue is worst with my Blue Cheese seen below.
Soil: Promix Organic Veg/Herb
Nutrients: General Organics
Tap water 8.5, Ph down to 6.5
Day Temp: 23.5(74.5)
Night Temp: 15.5(60)
We've had a week of -25C/-13F weather(and a greedy bastard landlord) making inside 15C/60F with lights out. I'm only familiar with heat damage, does this look like a cold issue? if not maybe I haven't addressed the previous issues enough yet. The issue is worst with my Blue Cheese seen below.
Soil: Promix Organic Veg/Herb
Nutrients: General Organics
Tap water 8.5, Ph down to 6.5
Day Temp: 23.5(74.5)
Night Temp: 15.5(60)
that's cool enough to stall out nutrient uptake and transport, along with growth in general; it also tends to bring out colors in some plants which may express such colors naturally,... As a weak diagnostic symptom, the purple petioles and burnishing can be signs of mild P defc., but because of the common variable color expression in many strains, it's not usually definitive, though it follows here,...
- lovely,.....most of this is normal for the strain mate, a classic end stage color-up boosted by the cool,......indeed, check the trich's now to assess their ripeness stage: clear = immature, cloudy =ripe, amber = past prime, THC degrading into CBN, a very narco-sleepy cannabinoid,....