Nitrogen and Phosphorous Deficiency??

Morning Reaper- did you edit a post?

I was going to agree with you that a good-sized plant can be grown in a small pot. Went to quote you, and the comment was gone? Sorry to see that, cuz yer correct.

I think that he's probabley overwatering as well- but the low biomass/media ratio makes general troubleshooting difficult. I'm thinking that more media would provide a more stable rhizosphere- a little more forgiving. With that much plant in that little soil, chemistry can slam around a lot.

yeah image reaper is right swamp coolers are a no go in flower for veg its ok you might have to go with a mainly sativa strain looser buds they can handle heat and humidity better than indicas

new pots tomorrow, and an extraction fantonight.
hopefully I didn't shock them too much.

I water when dry (every 4 days or so) so i don't think that is the root of the problem.

thanks. I will update again.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by rhizome

Morning Reaper- did you edit a post?

I was going to agree with you that a good-sized plant can be grown in a small pot. Went to quote you, and the comment was gone? Sorry to see that, cuz yer correct.

I think that he's probabley overwatering as well- but the low biomass/media ratio makes general troubleshooting difficult. I'm thinking that more media would provide a more stable rhizosphere- a little more forgiving. With that much plant in that little soil, chemistry can slam around a lot.

---

yup, I did edit ... after reading it, I thought it sounded like I was disagreeing too abruptly, didn't want it taken as rude ... plus, I didn't want to recommend that he stay in small pots ... small pots are a pain in the butt to maintain the right moisture ... respect to you, Rhyzome, you know your stuff :thumbsup:

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by rhizome

I think that he's probabley overwatering as well- but the low biomass/media ratio makes general troubleshooting difficult. I'm thinking that more media would provide a more stable rhizosphere- a little more forgiving. With that much plant in that little soil, chemistry can slam around a lot.

---

Rhizome.....sometimes you scare me a little bit. :D

And Reaper....you DID sound rude. Glad you changed it. :D

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by rhizome

the low biomass/media ratio makes general troubleshooting difficult. I'm thinking that more media would provide a more stable rhizosphere- a little more forgiving. With that much plant in that little soil, chemistry can slam around a lot.

---

This is very very true.

Plus at those high temps, symptoms are more pronounced, and even what looks like N def could be chlorophyll breaking down because you are cooking the plants!!!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by stinkyattic

This is very very true.

Plus at those high temps, symptoms are more pronounced, and even what looks like N def could be chlorophyll breaking down because you are cooking the plants!!!

---

Wait....that's what I said......isn't it???? :confused::D

yes exactly, sorry WH, I'm running all over teh place and didn't read all the posts... my bad! =p

I got it RIGHT???? A SOIL THING????? :eek: :D

Hey....slow down.....cannabis isn't supposed to make you feel worse. :cool:

Well, I can't believe how much the temps dropped from installing the fan and carbon sock.

So I have got it down to 76F which make everyone very happy...

I will pick up new pots today, probably buckets of some kind and drill holes in the bottoms of course.

The media will stay the same. Potting soil .9-0-0 with vermiculite and perlite 6:1.

In order to recover from nearly murdering my ladies...should I be adding anything else to my media? I am going to flower as soon as all returns to normal and will be using Botanicare Pro Blend for flower.

Will a taste of 20-20-20 after transplanting help?

Thanks again for all the help. I't nice to know that some people really DO know what they are talking about.