New Grower Hugo's Backyard!

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Yeah man I wouldn't worry about the spots, all looks good. :smokebuds:
 
:) Thank you. I know I shouldn't but I'll be sure tomorrow morning. I need a smoke... ahah!
 
Sunburn dehidration?

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This does not feel like something I shouldn't bother with. I think she caught to much sunlight when she was used to be indoors at shaded window still. I fed her some N last night.

Pic2 has a good view on new growth colour.
 
PH Meter just arrived! Water at bottom of vase measured 6.2
It's probably not the most accurate because it's been sitting there since yesterday night but it's fair enough for me.
 
It could possibly be the start of a P deficiency but an accurate pH reading is in order first before adding anything. Just measuring what's in the bottom of the pot isn't good enough. Have your pots been staying wet for long periods of time?
 
Well... I think they have been wet.

Feeding schedule was this:

27/04 - with slow realease N (13-0-5)
02/05 - with 1/4 of bloom nutes
04/05 - Plain 5.8ph 1l water
06/05 - fast release N (fish-mix) and bloom (biobloom) at 1/2 strenght.

Yesterday was very hot day in here, and top of soil completely dried. Maybe too much water? I dunno...

I've been checking the Ph up untill now with chart colours and drops, values were stable between 6 and 6.5.
 
Unless Blueberry's just don't like fish, I seriously doubt that the fish mix would cause problems, unless you used a half a liter pure to feed them. Are you not letting your pots dry out between watering/feeding? Makes for some strong roots, all the better to take up more and more goodies.
 
I gave the fish-mix yesterday after noticing this discolouration and loss of fiber vigour, and I had that bloom in just because (glad I did). I wasn't very happy to water it so soon but seemed like the best choice. She recovered a bit.
 
Yea, the best thing to do is water the plant and then lift it up and judge the weight of it, you will notice a huge difference once it is dry, thats how i measure how dry the soil it. Just because its dry on top doesnt mean its dry underneath the soil. I would say if your plants arent drying out in 3-5days then they are not getting enough sun, and can lead to root rot, mold, etc.

Dont get me wrong, your plants look fine to me, the new growth looks alright, the plants look alittle loss for colour but that could have been the lack of sun from earlier on. I think she'll make a good comeback, just be patient with her, auto-bb is a finicky plant as is I find anyways.
 
Welcome in Gandolph420

I'll start weighting it at next feed, thanks! It's such an easy thing to do and yet I wasn't. Need to step up :) they are definetely not getting enough sun, but meteo says after tomorrow sun will start shining in. They haven't started flowering yet and perhaps they'll get alot of sun for that pre flowering stretch.

Plants are teaching me patience Gandolph.
 
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