View Full Version : 3 leaves, not 5
Mr.GoodMorning02
07-11-2008, 07:04 PM
So I was looking at my lady today and she seems to have alot of 3 leafed leaves and it's about a half and half between them and the 5 leafed leaves. Is this a problem?
The plant did endure some stress from a heat wave, and a delayed transplanting. Haven't given her any nutes except some blood meal about 3 weeks ago, just been trying all natural besides that.
I was thinking of using liquid karma in the near future before the flowering stage. Should i just use a flower nute or would the liquid karma have a nice effect during the late weeks of veg and flower together?
gmorning
dejayou30
07-12-2008, 10:29 PM
A lot of my clones grow three fingered leaves for a couple weeks after they root. I think its just a stress thing, possibly related to your heat wave or something else.
I used to use Liquid Karma but have just been using regular nutes only for the past two grows and haven't noticed a difference. Its just supposed to break down the nutes so the plant can ingest them easier according to my hydro guy. And I only used it in flower.
Harrison3o4
07-12-2008, 11:59 PM
Yeah I wouldn't worry about the three leaves at all... Many of my clones just like ^ have done that... One of two things will probably happen they either die off (the three leaves) and a new set emerges or they end up rocking and rolling and stay to the end... Hey it gives your plant character :D....
As for the nutes if your plant is still in veg which I am assuming it is keep off all the extra supplements until the flowering stage. Go easy on them too TRUST ME! I just learned the hard way one of my bigger plants is pretty much toast because of over-nutrients she ended up with root rot...
Good Luck!
Mr.GoodMorning02
07-14-2008, 02:21 AM
thanks guys. been away a few days. She looks mighty healthy now. I may not add any nutes at all but I figured if I don't over do them she'll benefit somewhat during flower.
thanks again,
gmorning
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