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So I've finally started flowering my baby's about a week ago, and they are showing signs of sex, the tallest was a male chopped him down today which was a sad moment but those are the chances you take with seeds,the rest have female traits with white hairs sticking out at the node region. The plant that i have fim'd looks to be a male as well but im not to sure just yet. :rastasmoke:
Looking good MMPR1680, here's to that garden being filled with buds before u know it !
what kind are they?what was the male to female ratio so far?sucks the big one was a male i read that they usually are.good luck to you.
I had 5 Afgan and 2 ended up male, as for the rest i have 1 bubblegum and 3 durban clones.Quote:
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some nice strains,they look healthy.keep us updated.
These are my 7 sexy females, 4 weeks into flowering. Any feedback or tips are greatly appreciated.Quote:
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they look great!just how there supposed to look.are you sure this is your first grow?lol
keep up the good work.
LOL yea its my first indoor grow, i just made sure to take the time to do the research and put in alot of effort & cash (equipment is not cheap) to get things right.Quote:
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Week number 6 and my leaves are starting to yellow at the tips, and i think it from lack of nitrogen (please correct me if im wrong), fox farm products that im using at the moment are low in nitrogen but high in P and K. Tiger bloom and beastly bloom, as always feedback is appreciated.
you may want to try & ease of the feed & up the cal-mag, peace.
Actually, it's most likely this: When it goes from summer to autumn, to the fall, the leaves all change color. Some turn red, some turn orange... some turn yellow. Pot leaves turn yellow. Your plants are reaching the end of their season, and so the leaves are turning color. Marijuana goes from seed to mature flower bearing adult in one grow season. All that is happening is your plants are basically saying "I'm getting ready to die". Once they flower, they're expecting about 52" of cumulative snowfall to come and kill them to the root.
Edit: However, looking at some of your pictures, you are experiencing death in parts of the leaf. Are you getting any nutrient solution on their leaves? Being six weeks in to flowering, and assuming an 8 week flowering period, you might want to pick up Sledge Hammer from the store and purge your nutrient solution. Feed them straight water till harvest. Something is killing the tips of your leaves. Perhaps take your problem to the "Plant Problems" subsection of the forum. They will be able to accurately tell you what is wrong.