So I'm new to supercropping and just heard about it a few months ago and decided to use it on three of my plants as a test. So I did everything correctly. I squeezed until they were sort of smushed and bent them over. I had no cracks or snaps and everything is good. Only problem I'm facing is on some of the tops I super cropped have leaves that seem like they're dying. It looks like phosphorus deficiency mixed with heat/light stress. Is this normal? Or did I smush the insides of the branches too much? Sent from my SM-G965F using Grasscity Forum mobile app
They're 3 months in veg. Gonna be 4 next month on the 7th Sent from my SM-G965F using Grasscity Forum mobile app They're gonna be 4 months in veg on August 7
I just got about 10 girls in flower, they’d been vegging for about 7 weeks lol and I ended up pinching and twisting the majority of them. I could see there was no way they were all gonna go in that one.
So you've never had this happen? What about just leaf curling or leaf spotting? Because it cant be a nutrient deficiency because I only give nutes when they turn a lighter shade of green and I only give ⅔ of the recommended strength. I think I just pinched a few of them too much, and smushed the insides to a point it blocked off nutrient flow to the tops of those colas. I'll just be leaving them for a week to see if they heal. If not I'll just pinch off those stems and treat it as a lesson learned Sent from my SM-G965F using Grasscity Forum mobile app
