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well the one that turned purple is called love potion... wonder if it will live up to its name? hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by 420check420
and as for the defiency i studied it a little more, and the info checks out.
cant wait to do next years grow log with lots of pics and details...
sorry but a deficancies r not a good thing check ur soil ph its low 6.3 or so
to fix it:
add hort lime found at garden centers n follow unstructions
wait n recheck it 6.9 to 7.1 good ph range
fix ur ph problems before adding more ferts
ur purple leaf stems will not change but new will be green again
i think ive established twice that i know that a deficiancy is a bad thing ... but like i said, its allllllll up in the buds too, all the hairs are purple, and i have another plant thats doing the same.. but i have two other plants that havent a hint of purple whatsoever, and theyre all in the same kind of dirt, same water regimen, same nute regimen.. its hard to say if its a deficiancy or not
well shes grown about six inches and budded more than all of the other plants, so im not trippin, when i get some money ill go get some hort lime.
heres some better shots of the purple.. you can see in the very first pic that the branches are starting to get it to, so, most likely a deficency
Purpling: accumulation of anthocyanin pigments; causes an overall dark green color with a purple, red, or blue tint, and is the common sign of phosphate deficiency. Some plant species and varieties respond to phosphate deficiency by yellowing instead of purpling. Purpling is natural to some healthy ornamentals.
something i found
its wierd tho, i know mine aint phosphate deficiant.. the fertilizer i am using is 55% phosphate
whats the soils ph?
soil ph of 7 is to high for outdoor soil 6 - 6.5 is best.
Anything between 6 - 7 is adequite.