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  • #1331
    Mustang6710
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    I will preface this with I am new and color deficient. So the rich emerald green the books describe, I may just not be seeing correctly. But I believe I am seeing yellow spots appearing on some of my bigger leaves, while I know that is rather vague. Maybe someone can offer some further symptoms to look out for or to pair with the yellow spots. I planted the seeds directly into fox farm ocean forest soil, we are at week 4.5 and the plant looks bushy and healthy. I am just afraid the yellow spots are a sign of doom. Thank you for reading.

    #1332
    CamZ
    Moderator

    Can you post a picture?

    #1340
    Mustang6710
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    #1341
    Mustang6710
    Participant

    Picture posted

    #1344
    CamZ
    Moderator

    Might be a touch of calcium deficiency or a ph/root issue. I suspect it’s ph related. What is your PH?

    #1350
    Mustang6710
    Participant

    My runoff ph is between 6.5 and 6.8

    #1351
    Mustang6710
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    Most of the rest of the leaves are a vibrant green and seem pretty happy

    #1352
    Jellylike Jo
    Participant

    I had a similar problem with plants from these seeds in the past: homegrowncannabisco
    But when I adjusted my growing methods, that problem disappeared, and my plants are just perfect now.
    I also think it’s a slight calcium deficiency

    #1353
    Mustang6710
    Participant

    Thank you both for the response. I actually just re-read the part in the book that mentioned more calcium may be needed under LED lights.

    Was wondering about using diluted honey to provide calcium and other essential nutrients… thoughts?

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    #1362
    CamZ
    Moderator

    I wouldn’t look at honey for any real source of minerals or nutrients.

    #1515
    Mustang6710
    Participant

    Thank you for that.

    Next question: I am growing a feminized autoflower bubblegum. It has been 6 and a half weeks since sprouting and I am not seeing any white pistil forming. I will include a photo below, but is there a general time frame that I should be concerned with not seeing signs of flowering? And at that point do I assume the autoflower was in error and change the light cycle?

    #1516
    Mustang6710
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    #1517
    Mustang6710
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    #1518
    Mustang6710
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    #1519
    CamZ
    Moderator

    <p style=”text-align: left;”>6 weeks would be the max window I’d expect to see an auto start flower. Sounds like erroneously labeled genetics, or just straight up deceit.</p>

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