Quote Originally Posted by eqx420
Hi people, I'm new here and have a question. I've read lots of threads about def's and nutrient solutions and i cant figure this out. So here it goes:

I have 3 plants (all different, unknows breeds... just got a bag of seeds from a dude who got paranoid) and they're fine, but the tallest one seems to have several of its branches and leaf veins turning red from the top down. the stem itself is still green. Its been doing this since i started flowering. They are all females on the 3rd week of 12/12.

The other two are fine and green. I thought this was just an artifact of the plant storing up nutrients near the buds but people are suggesting its a nutrient problem.

All three get the same solution wich is:

In 0.75 litres of filtered water (ph 7) i have
- 15 mills of 5-2-7
- 1/4 tea spoon of epsom salts
- 1/4 tea spoon of molasses

I give them this every 3rd/4th day and in between i give them 200-300 ml. of filtered water. Soil ph seems to hover around 6.7. Humidity is around 30% (yes, a little dry) and temps are around 25 degs celcius.

Any ideas? Should I be concerned ?

Cheers,
eqx420
If i were you id cut the epsom salt. There is a Sticky on using it. But mine had a red in the stems and i tried to find a def. but never really found one. I even had pink flowers on it, i have a couple pics to show you what it did to me. If ya got time open the link in the 3rd one, but all the same plant. You can really see the red in the first pic and iv heard that ''red'' can mean Afghani genetics, but im not sure about this as it could be def. problem too.

Good luck, i did as it stayed red through harvest, :rasta: