More so making this journal for me to go back on and look at in the future. Feel free to follow .... If ya want! I'm using all Dr. Earth product. POTting soil All nutrients CFL bulbs- have to come back and wrote specifics on this once I'm off work Distilled water Transplanted the babes from their cubes straight to 5 gallon buckets. Watered thoroughly. Used some Dr. Earth seaweed. Noticed Sunday and Monday major droopedge pocked some holes for air to the roots. Over watered for sure. She is picked back up nicely today Plant strains: Gorilla Glue #4 Green Ribbon Chocolate Hashberry
Good question. I've been trying to figure it out. It is happening on two of the three rn 😑 They seem to be curling downward
Updated pics. New growth is looking beautiful leaves laying flat and lots of new growth for all three. Chocolate Hashberry is a super bushy plant! Green Ribbon and Gorilla Glue #4 are more on the tall side
Coming along nice. Just got my tent and ventilation set up this week. Gonna play catch up right quick once I have soil on lock down.
So I FIMEd chocolate hashberry and topped green ribbon and gorilla glue #4. Thursday will be week 4 veg. Still kinda worried about the red/purple stems. Haven't been able to get a clear answer on that.
If you click on my info go to my post I have a buddy with a similar issue. And I know how you feel cause everywhere I have looked they say it can be strain or deficiency. My main question is whether it is the whole plant or sporadic locations. Did it start at the bottom and spread to the top or vice versa? And is it multiple plants?
I looked a bit more I think provided everything else looks good you're fine. Ash seems to have the same opinion about his own red stems. His plants are healthy looking also.
Just checked on them this morning. Its only happening on gorilla glue #4. She is doing great though.... Lots and lots of growth and all new growth looks great. I'm hoping its nothing but I can't help but worry 😕
Yeah could just be the strain I will look more into it now that I have more info. Everything I help others with is just more stuff I learn before I go through it!
If it is on every one of them it is probably genetic and it appear from the photos that as the fan leaves get to full size they are developing it so provided it remains just red stems and doesn't progress to the tips yellowing toward the stem you are good. If it does that it is probably nitrogen deficiency this is going off a lot of articles and which info lines up best with what I see. And to me it appears as if it is isolated to the older growth which would mean to me that is the mature variation of the lighter color stems and leaves forming and filling in. Cause from top to bottom everything appears to be happening uniform. And a wide variety of strains will grow that color leaf stem. However as anything online it is opinion I can't be sure obviously. Short of it. I would definitely put it out of your mind unless you see a progression. It appears to be the strain. This is one I am gonna get too so love the updates!!
Thanks for all your help! This is my first time growing all the way through and just don't want anything to put a damper on all my work this far. I'll definitely just not worry too much but also still keep a good eye. Watering and feeding tonight after work today is week 4 veg
No problem at all I love it. =) It is a learning experience for me being in Socal and running even just a 400w hps in my 4x4x7 tent makes humidity and temp a interesting battle. It's a blast though.
On my cell what are you seeing? It's in front of you so throw symptoms at me. Idk if it is my phone looks like left half of each leaf is darker and the middle stem on each is lighter?