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[Kyote]

It looks like Manganese or zinc deficiency.

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Do you check PH when you water? (I don't, but the linked article mentioned that.) Sorry, I'm pretty clueless when it comes to PPMs.

Water with rain water into organic soil so not concerned about PH in this medium. I did fertilize @500ppm of MC, which is a reasonably safe application of that product. Maybe i will go do a slurry test on the soil though.. even though other plants in the same medium are doing great. Off to slurry test now

 

[Kyote]

Did a slurry test on the Autowreck soil. Hsven't used the Apera for a long time and the batteries were dead, so went old school with some drops I have for a backup. Looks ok to me eyes.

 

[Rasterman]

Did a slurry test on the Autowreck soil. Hsven't used the Apera for a long time and the batteries were dead, so went old school with some drops I have for a backup. Looks ok to me eyes.

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Sorry @Kyote - I've got nothing. I had my soil tested last year and started using this: https://buildasoil.com/products/bioag-tm-7?_pos=75&_sid=df7b8ac15&_ss=r

A little bit goes a long way. It has both elements and then some.

 

[MasonJarOG]

I grew a bunch of 'those flowers' a few years ago. I got some nice meds that lasted for quite a while.

These are decorative but that thought came to mind

 

[MasonJarOG]

Did a slurry test on the Autowreck soil. Hsven't used the Apera for a long time and the batteries were dead, so went old school with some drops I have for a backup. Looks ok to me eyes.

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I’ve two in my tent right now and they have been very temperamental with anything I have added except nitrogen. Seem to want more and will run them again sometime it some very tame soil.

 

[Kyote]

I’ve two in my tent right now and they have been very temperamental with anything I have added except nitrogen. Seem to want more and will run them again sometime it some very tame soil.

Right, this is from the new growth, not on the bottom so i'm thinking immobile nutrients. That's good to know as well, thanks for the heads up

 

[Growtogrow]

Auto TW has got some serious immobile nutrient issues happening. I'm either going to foliar spray with some highly diluted (80-1) fish fertilizer, or give her a feeding with MC. Am leaning more towards the MC just to get pull out of it, then back to 4-4-4 and 2-8-4 for her. She really got stunted from her first 10 days or so outdoors in the cool weather, then the sun came out and the deficiency showed up on all the new growth. Same organic medium as a couple other plants that are doing great. Feel bad for her as I know she can perform to a much higher standard.
So Your thoughts? EDIT: fed her MC @500ppm ... still want to here your thoughts brother

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How's the moisture of your soil? Are you running it a little bit on the wet Side?

 

[Rasterman]

50 Shades of Grape day 11: Exactly where she's supposed to be. Because I made sure to put her out late, I don't think I'm going to stunt her, and the way she looks now I think she'll be fine.

I can tell the dry wind that's been blowing for the last few days has dried out the edges of her first leaves, however. But she's working on her top and it looks perfect.

 

[Kyote]

How's the moisture of your soil? Are you running it a little bit on the wet Side?

Well after feeding it the MC, it'z pretty damp now Otherwise, i water when i don't get damp soil under me fingernail when i stick me finger a couple inches into the soil

 

[Growtogrow]

Well after feeding it the MC, it'z pretty damp now Otherwise, i water when i don't get damp soil under me fingernail when i stick me finger a couple inches into the soil

No right on on the giving it some medicine.
Cal mag is definitely a go-to for a lot of folks.
I use a lot of bone meal probably extra amounts Epsom salts dolomite lime and humic acid along with gypsum urea and potash to bring those all into play in my soil mix when I make up my organic soil and I just every year just add a little bit of each one of those plus some others to my pots and really don't do a lot else bag of manure Maybe.

So The example leaf that I see is a little confusing to me. it looks like it's got a little bit of copper deficiency as well going on.

I might suggest that you let it dry out pretty good to a point and then again water at that point.
But let it dry out. Let it get good and dry. Leaf wilting kind of dry. Just when they start the droop. Then water again with your good ass rainwater. Rainwater is the best. In my opinion.

I'm kind of seeing a root issue in my opinion...

Speaking of rainwater. S*** it's been like 52 days since we've had rain here. Very unusual but it's not to say that it hasn't happened before in the past
It's happened many times just sucks that's all LOL.

I got all my barrels set up we're supposed to have rain tonight and tomorrow. I'm not keeping my fingers crossed but I am going to go out and dance if it does rain.