New Grower Mandycheese made a woopsie

[sativalover]

Muddy advises on his thread on auto-flowers life cycle to give the last 2 weeks a diet of water only. So we know what's the more experienced user general advise, but each case is a case and I would also love to see what it looks like!

I've come to realise, in the past few weeks, the AFN infirmary is my favourite spot of the forum

EDIT: when in doubt use water

1. The amount of days is a generic guage and grown under perfect conditions throughout plants life the main question is how far along is your plant?
   and what kind of tricomb maturity are you looking for clear/milky/amber/combination?
   really two weeks is a general rule of thumb
   as example soil is generally harder to flush than most hydro(depending on the medium) and the type of nutrients given, build up of salts will vary the needed schedule (salts aren't really a worry as much in organics)
   how well salts were flushed throughout life cycle between feedings will also fluctuate this level also
   using rockwool will be harder to flush than hydrotron usually and depending on the coco fiber used some will accumulate salts more than others
   using a mild surfactant will help the flush and scale ph lower w/ watering will help disolve and flush at beginning of flush then clean flush to finish if close to flush but not there yet give a light foliar feeding on lower half of plant staying off the buds as much as possible but this will give a quick nutrient blast faster than through introduction to medium will and continue on the way your going even though ph is fine you still could be overdoing it on the nutrients and starting lockout but not there yet a plant doesn't have to burn to be on the verge of burning in the medium
   alot of little factors weigh in and only experience to recognize will truely give you the answer​

 

[mandycheese]

Ok guys here ya go...........

My old lady,

 

[sativalover]

Ok guys here ya go...........

My old lady,

sorry security issues on my computer will not allow me to open these kinds of things so if you can't post the pic i won't look at it
maybe somebody will??

 

[mandycheese]

Hey there sativalover, sorry I've only ever been able post pics this way through tapatalk, what is it that's a security issue? See if I can change any settings maybe?

 

[sativalover]

security issue yes
probaly not much of a reason but extra precaution
as far as shooting powder goes it is
Mono-potassium phosphate
Mono-Ammonium phosphate
thamine hydrochloride

if a person is using hydro bumping up to 90% bloom mix and 10% veg will negate the need of using this expensive product all together

if one is a larger grower you can order all the components and mix together for around the cost of $100 us dollars for 25 kgs of mix
as opposed to buying this product for $60-$90 bucks for 1kg
just sayin
starting w/
mkp 0-52-34
map 11-52-34

for people tht care 1kg of M@#B is roughly
905.19 grams mkp
90.81 grams map
1.0 grams thaimine hydrchloride
this will ratio out to about 1-52-34w/.01% thiamine hydrochloride
while i realize not everyone wants to mix this i am just putting out there what it really is but for larger growers and anyone who cares it is very cost ineffective to purchase high price colorful labels when you can make for pennies on the dollar instead of paying dollars for the penny
like paying 20-30 for sugar and magnesium w/ a colorful label
not sayin the product is bad just wayyyyyy over priced and not some magic elixer(powder) it is just what you already use in a higher ratio
also remember at this point in ratios you will be killing the microclimate in medium due to extreme high levels of p-k so only use during end of flowering
sorry about jacking your post but it still applies

 

[bgrt]

i think its just the https thing i saw a sticky on it a while back. you should be able to see these.

just guessed which looked useful.

 

[growbewan]

c'mon, cap'n cure uses it (tapatalk) all the time, along with a ton of other peeps in most forums. No matter what, growing weed is illegal in most parts of the world, so there is gonna be risk involved..but its minimal. I wouldnt worry mandy about using it, you'll be fine.

 

[sativalover]

Hey there sativalover, sorry I've only ever been able post pics this way through tapatalk, what is it that's a security issue? See if I can change any settings maybe?

simply put everytime you open a file that is unknown you don't know what is in it
even a pretty pic can be a worm or trojan and you would have let it in the gate

 

[sativalover]

i think its just the https thing i saw a sticky on it a while back. you should be able to see these.

just guessed which looked useful.

1. outstanding thanks for quick reply to issue..
   a medium pic would be usefull but from this i only see slight beginnings of mag/and cal def possibly some start of phosphorus issue
   you reply on near perfect ph but what saturation of moisture in medium do you reg have??
   if you overwatter a little too much everytime and then watter when soil is still not needing it this would occur even if ph seemed perfect:0
   people talk about ph being the most crucial thing but in reality it is just a start if you oversaturate the soil even w/ perfect ph it will cause a list of issues​
2. this is a generic example but one to make an easy understandable point for all to see when you begin wattering if you add 10% more water than it needs for production in medium than it will take 10% more time to be able to use the water properly until the oxygen displaced from over saturation of medium to evenout
   w/o the proper ratios of oxygen in medium it doesn't matter how perfect the rest of what you are giving is because the medium has the down time of readjusting
   to see the long term imagine repeating this throughout the cycle of the plant just by alittle each time you can dramatically alter your end result​

 

[mandycheese]

Hey everyone, thanks for the replies, I think it got a little too warm in there over the past week, I never thought about switching the fan up until 2days ago. Its been between 25 and 30 degrees here the past couple of week its usually only around 12-15. I think this may be the problem then? thanks again all help and advise is appreciated muchly.
So with regards to her age and the way she's lookin should I start to flush today or give her a usual feed?