@Joe318 Everything looks normal you’re doing great. All of the hairs will eventually turn Amber or Orange part of the Bud Maturity process.
Nothing to worry about. These people above will steer you in the right direction
Alright so noticed spots coming in on the upper newer leafs tonight…. Can’t get a true pH reading on anything until a little bit after the beginning of February when I get paid… but I just gave them the first really good dose of calmag this morning here are the pics of them tonight, if you zoom in close to the upper leafs you can see the light spots starting to come through.
And I’m also adding pH down solution to my distilled water at about 1 1/2 ml per gallon does that sound about right to you guys?? Because I’m having to monitor the pH with only paper pH test strips at the moment that’s all I have.
@oldmarine @Aussie_autos @Bluntsmoke @BigCat420
Look ur doing the best u can specially when u dont have a good ph pen ur on the right track dont give up i will see what i can find out onthe internet and i will get back to you if i find something
Okay I sure appreciate the help I’m looking through old post on here right now trying to find a similar situation with the same issue to see if I can find a solution… @Tezza2
You might be missing some trace mineral. I won’t use distilled water or my local water. I use spring water, well water or rainwater.
My water goes in at 7ish. I’m in soil.
I was using the spring water from the store for awhile then I thinks someone mentioned it was better to use the distilled water…. @oldmarine
Rust Spots On Leaves During Flowering (The Causes And How To Fix Them) may help you have a read of it
Just read it, I’m really thinking it’s a pH issue I can just feel it in my gut but weather the pH is to high or too low I don’t know… but soon I’ll have a very good pH meter that @ThatsNotMineOfficer suggested works really well and i think we will be able to figure out more. Honestly though I think my biggest take away from that read was that weed plants are very resilient and all though I may not be able to correct the issue right away I have plenty of time, they won’t just die on me…. The buds may not be as big or whatever but I think we have time to figure it out at least my plants just may not be very pretty for a little bit and that’s ok. We are almost 6 weeks in with about another 6 weeks to go with the ww auto…. Just kinda got to experiment and figure it out! But I sure do thank each and every one of you on here for hanging in there with me through this… I know I’m a little annoying with it being my first grow and all but you all have sure been a great help so far and I certainly appreciate you guys time so much!!!
@Tezza2
They’re the size they’re supposed to be
From here? If so plan on 14 weeks. Here’s my WW auto just to ease your mind. Mind you I’m feeding 2 tsp per gallon of cal mag every watering. It’s all over, she’s a calcium hog but she’s still healthy. Day 53. Counting weeks adds to confusion with auto grows imo.
It might be better for some. If you can get the trace minerals/nutrients(?) from another source then yes. I just stopped having upper leaf issues when I stopped using it…
If not already start using some Cal-Mag, I would go with a full dose. Watch the new growth for improvement.
@oldmarine @Bluntsmoke @kellydans @Aussie_autos @BigCat420
Do you guys think it’s starting to resemble nutrient burn at all?? Probably lock out? The other plant has stoped getting spots but this one is getting worse… I do have a TDS meter I could test the ppm. Any thoughts guys?
She’s hungry for pretty much everything needed. What are you feeding and how often?
It’s freaking Sunday. Try going without food for 6 days and tell me how you feel
This is so wrong. Saturate the whole pot every watering and don’t measure how much just water the whole pot. I can see why you’re having issues now
I see no nute burn , The Bloom nute’s you’re using NPK value 2-5-1 I would definitely go with full dose. Also bump up cal mag to full Dose. @Bluntsmoke As you covered.
Good luck
I think I would feed them also and water to runoff. I do not use it much but a foliar of calmag now will not hurt. Leaves absorb fast. They are tough so keep ph right and givem some food. Gonna take a bit to recover but just lovem. Dont go to opposite spectrum and overfeed…lol. Just what i would try. In flower they need p/k and a touch of N plus micronutes. This has worked for me. Now I am in living soil with a K/D ratio of 5-1 in BF1…LOL. So little work. Remember…dont give up on her till she does. Great learning moment.