New Grower Yellowish leaves, 9th day auto short-rider

[tronikculture]

nice to have some buds on the go :thumbs:

Do u mean I won't have much to smoke from this plant?

 

[agito]

Well that is true but I was more pleased that the shortryder is starting to produce some fruits for all the effort you put in well done

 

[tronikculture]

Well that is true but I was more pleased that the shortryder is starting to produce some fruits for all the effort you put in well done

Yeah, I'll have to settle with what I get.. I guess it's not all bad for a first grow, also I was completely new to generic plant growing. I'm discovering a brand new world ehehe


Any ideas of when I should start flushing?

 

[agito]

your at least a 4-6 weeks away to be worrying about that mate just keep doing what your doing as the plant looks good

 

[ChinaRider]

Good to see things finally progressing for you... I have been watching from behind the scenes.

A few posts ago you mention the yellow leaves.... Are you measuring your PH? Looks like a PH problem to me with possibly a Ca/Mg/N deficiency.

 

[tronikculture]

Good to see things finally progressing for you... I have been watching from behind the scenes.

A few posts ago you mention the yellow leaves.... Are you measuring your PH? Looks like a PH problem to me with possibly a Ca/Mg/N deficiency.

Yeah, I always measure pH before watering. I also bought 500ml mineral water bottles for the effect. I interpret the color as 6.5 pH, so I'm guessing it doesn't have to do with it.

I've been using only BioGROW and BioBLOOM, so I don't think she lacks Nitrogen. Maybe Magnesium and Calcium, it's worth a try, no? Are there cheap products I can use instead of buying the other products from BIO? Like, stuff we usually have in our homes, that would be killer!

Thanks for all the help!

 

[JEMman]

You can get some Epsom Salt to take care of the magnesium probs. Molasses also takes care of minor deficiencies in those 2 areas.

 

[tronikculture]

You can get some Epsom Salt to take care of the magnesium probs. Molasses also takes care of minor deficiencies in those 2 areas.

Molasses? U mean the dark honey made from sugar cane?

 

[JEMman]

Yea, just make sure that it says clearly the its unsulphered molasses. If you can find BlackStrap Molasses its supposed to be even better. It can give a nice little booster shot in both calcium and magnesium when mixed with your watering. I use the Brer Rabbit kind and it can be found at pretty much and grocery store.

 

[tronikculture]

Yea, just make sure that it says clearly the its unsulphered molasses. If you can find BlackStrap Molasses its supposed to be even better. It can give a nice little booster shot in both calcium and magnesium when mixed with your watering. I use the Brer Rabbit kind and it can be found at pretty much and grocery store.

Molasses is a traditional product at my homeland. There are lots of Sugar Cane fields and the procudtion of that product is massive. I just don't know if it's unsulphered like u said. I won't be able to find any of those products u named..

Anyhow, if it suits for the job, should I just mix it with the water before watering? How about the quantity per watering?

I'll be away for a week so I won't be able to purchase it sooner. Is there any temporary solution I can provide to her, just to keep her in shape?

Tks!