Run this by you all--camouflage autos--?

[GCase]

When they were young they were very so green. I have had trouble since around day 21. They are still growing but probably stunted; however buds are healthy looking, growing and plentiful.

Started with yellowing large base leaves. One week they look good and inexplicably one or the other will become sickly looking.

At this point in time perfect PH at 6.5 mountain water. Light nuted Fox tri. once a week at most. Leached last week--without any discernible results. Humidity ok 40% and temp ok at 78 to 80 with good circulation and co2 added. Water only when can lift pots and are near dry. Never over watered. Root Organic soil.

Something happened at day 21 and have not been able to fully recover. I had been projecting final flowering at 10 weeks for one and possibly 9 for the other.

See photos of the camouflaged :cry: cannabis below. I will not be back online until tomorrow AM.

Thanks CG

 

[AndyBotwin]

Since your pH is good, my guess is that they need some calmag or epsom salts. Right around three weeks seems to be when autos need a good dose and it's hard to catch up if they don't get it.

 

[GCase]

AnyBotwin thank you for your time and interest. Will plan calmag supp per next grow. Will also research whether just a a touch of calmag, at this time, might help them utilize nutes more efficiently. Wonderful thing about these ruderalis is how they seem to protect the flowers. I have noticed with other threads and photos that even with deficiencies they have a powerful evolutionary force working to reproduce. It is amazing. As you have, indeed, noticed some of the most productive harvest photos look like monsters from the underworld but the colas and buds are gems. Fun plants.

Tarheel? Lots of good ole Southerns on this site. What is a "DIY Grower." Have a couple of assoc. who can't wait to get back to or relocate to N. C.

Enjoy your day CG

 

[AndyBotwin]

AnyBotwin thank you for your time and interest. Will plan calmag supp per next grow. Will also research whether just a a touch of calmag, at this time, might help them utilize nutes more efficiently. Wonderful thing about these ruderalis is how they seem to protect the flowers. I have noticed with other threads and photos that even with deficiencies they have a powerful evolutionary force working to reproduce. It is amazing. As you have, indeed, noticed some of the most productive harvest photos look like monsters from the underworld but the colas and buds are gems. Fun plants.

Tarheel? Lots of good ole Southerns on this site. What is a "DIY Grower." Have a couple of assoc. who can't wait to get back to or relocate to N. C.

Enjoy your day CG

Yes, these plants are quite hardy and can still produce very potent bud despite deficiencies. My first grow was plagued with pH issues that killed off most of the fan leaves before harvest. But the final product turned out to be excellent. I don't think you will hurt anything by giving them a dose of calmag or epsom at this point, and it might at least slow down the problems. Either way, I suggest leaving those fans in place until the turn completely crispy or fall off on their own. Whatever the plant is not getting from the soil is coming from those leaves, and that will only benefit your flowers in the end.

DIY is do-it-yourself. I like to go with simple, cheap solutions to growing. If I can re-purpose something I already have on hand or make it myself, I'll do it. I don't grow on a large scale or require big yields, so I have no need for a large and expensive setup. :smoke:

 

[GCase]

AndyBotin. You got it. Just after 8:20 AM here. Going to get the calmag soon. Like I said in a previous post--we have so many tomato enthusiast here which must explain the abundance of hydro shops. Your right--keep it simple, a modest amount of cured cannabis does, indeed, go a long way (like a fine glass of wine) and let the plant figure out what it wants to do with its fans. Going to check your past grow photos some time soon.

Take care. CG