Afgan Kush Ryder and Himalaya Blue Diesel problems! Help PLEASE!

[StealthGrown]

Well I guess they didnt hermie and were just calyxes.. I have much to learn. Feel like such an idiot.

 

[HomieHogleg]

LOL,
You shouldn't.

You should have seen me my first few grows, I was a spazmatic.

HomieHogleg

 

[StealthGrown]

Thanks for stoppin in dude. Yea this is my first grow and its all new to me, I'm too anxious.

Whats up with these? Cal/manganese deficiency or something?

 

[HomieHogleg]

Thanks for stoppin in dude. Yea this is my first grow and its all new to me, I'm too anxious.

Whats up with these? Cal/manganese deficiency or something?

I am probably the least qualified to answer your question, but I can try. Just from what I have been reading, it appears that you have a combination of problems. The leaf curling indicates nute lockout. What is your ph like?? You may have a cal/mag deficiency, but with a nute lockout, adding epsom salts, will not help, with your ph out of whack. I am new to indoor growing, and a lot of these problems I never encountered in the wild. I have always dug holes, amended a soil to put in the holes, watered with rainwater, and only added molasses to the water from time to time, to feed the micros, and let nature do the rest. Well except keeping an eye out for males and hermies.
My first autoflower grow, was also my first indoor grow. Out of 9 plants, all but one either burned up in my too hot soil, or hermied from the stress. I got one dwarf HBD that may produce a gram or two.
A lot of her problems stem from a ph problem, and the rest from too hot a soil. At least from what I have read. At least her new growth is healthier, so I think she will make it.
My second grow is better. I only have one dwarf out of 5 of my MI5.

and I think the Peat cup is the problem there. Might have lowered the ph too much with the peat. I will know when my PH pen gets here, and I can check the runoff. I am still using the drops, which, in my way of thinking, are guesswork at best. I hope that this ifo can be of use to you.

HomieHogleg

 

[Northern Grower]

It kinda looks like mang def to me.

This might help. I found it online the other day.

 

[StealthGrown]

Bailer- Thanks man, will look into it!

HomieHog- Thanks dude, and your plants look happy! Keep it up. As far as the pH, I have drip indicators. Ones from General Hydro and the others from Wardley Junior, a fish tank indicator with .2 increments. The Warldey drop are 10x easier to read, but as you said its guess work at best. What kind of pH pen did you order? I need one real soon.

 

[HomieHogleg]

Bailer- Thanks man, will look into it!

HomieHog- Thanks dude, and your plants look happy! Keep it up. As far as the pH, I have drip indicators. Ones from General Hydro and the others from Wardley Junior, a fish tank indicator with .2 increments. The Warldey drop are 10x easier to read, but as you said its guess work at best. What kind of pH pen did you order? I need one real soon.

I bought a cheap Milwaukee pen. It came in yesterday. After calibration, I tested the water, that by way of drops were at 6.4, and the pen indicated 5.6. So no wonder I have had some problems. I have ordered a backup in case I break this one. Better safe than sorry.

Have a great week.

HomieHogleg

 

[JM]

thats a good chart bailer.... i like it... wish it were a little better image quality...

homie:

 

[AndyBotwin]

thats a good chart bailer.... i like it... wish it were a little better image quality...

I looked around and found another copy that's a little more clear:

 

[StealthGrown]

Some new problems:

They are fragile, leaf tips will crack off easily. The tops of the plants are as hard as a rock it feels like. Leafs deteriorating.

Whats Going On Now?!?! : /