Lots of pics feedback pls

[deeznuggz]

roughly three months old two+ weeks into flowering im having foliage problems that im not sure if its nitrogen def, or fusarium wilt but unfortunatly there dosnt seem to be much info on that subject anywhere. I also pruned these leaves before pics but a few are still there. As u can see some stems r purple also an the leaves that are damaged get very brittle and dry. my temps stay from 67-85 but generally dont swing drastically. im using foxfarm big bloom nutes every day at four tsp per gallon bout quarter to a third gallon a day due to soil dryin from fans an light. The only way to truely check for fusarium is to cut main stem an see if center of stem is reddish brown but obviously its a bad move if u dont have that prob so pls pls tell me its something else but not jus cuz thats what i wanna hear. The final pic is overview of grow cabinet the ones in front that u kinda see r gettin moved outside this week for the summer. The strains on all r unknown but i have seen weed they came from.

deeznuggz Reviewed by deeznuggz on 05-20-2010. Lots of pics feedback pls roughly three months old two+ weeks into flowering im having foliage problems that im not sure if its nitrogen def, or fusarium wilt but unfortunatly there dosnt seem to be much info on that subject anywhere. I also pruned these leaves before pics but a few are still there. As u can see some stems r purple also an the leaves that are damaged get very brittle and dry. my temps stay from 67-85 but generally dont swing drastically. im using foxfarm big bloom nutes every day at four tsp per gallon Rating: 5

[cigarettes42]

fill out the trouble shooting form. but my guess is your giving it way too much nutes causing it to go into lockout. you are only suppose to water once then next time they dry out you feed them nutes, and keep repeating. not every time you water. if i were you i would do a proper flush and fill out that form. otherwise it is a shot in the dark

[Rusty Trichome]

I second that emotion...^^^

im using foxfarm big bloom nutes every day at four tsp per gallon bout quarter to a third gallon a day due to soil dryin from fans an light.

Before you do anything else, you should check the Fox Farms Weekly Feeding Schedule, With an emphasis on weekly and schedule. Flush well, and put the ladies on a schedule that won't kill your meds. Consider getting the Grow Big and the Tiger Bloom. Those have all the necessary micronutes for their respective phases and the Big Bloom is a catalyst (tea) that compliments the other two. It's not suitable as a stand-alone nutrient for cannabis.

The only way to truely check for fusarium is...

to use a rectal thermometer...:jointsmile:

[deeznuggz]

Thanks for replies the flushin was the first thing i did b4 i even posted this cuz nute burn was my first guess but i got the medical mariuanna bible an all symptoms pointed toward fusarium but i think i jus was over worried about it. I was under the umpression the directions on the bottle was good to go seein how it was a fox farm product an they supposed to be the weed pros the directions say 1/2 cup per gallon first feeding an follow by 4 tsp per gallon every feeding, but prolly shouldnt of been a stoner an realized ever FEEDING not ever watering. Is kinda gay they dont make jus one thing for feeding that does it all but i guess thats how they make money by making it in two containers so u have to buy both dam them. The other thing that irks me is the foxfarm feeding chart and the bottles directions differ vastly. So in conclusion u recomend i get tiger bloom with the big bloom and follow the chart?

[cigarettes42]

the feeding chart is what you want with the 6 part nute. on the bottle the directions are way to strong. and nute companies split up the fertilizers because it helps shelf life.

[GetThisOrDie]

Whats up... If you are following the feeding schedule on the bottle then its nute burn or a deficiency caused by too much nutes.

When I first got my fox farms and read the bottle I was thinking that was insane. Good thing I found a link Rusty posted with the FF feeding schedule otherwise I would probably be in the same place.

If you look right under the feeding directions on the big bloom bottle...
" Always adjust dosage rates according to plants reactions."


Good luck!

[Rusty Trichome]

The Big Bloom is one part of a nutrient trio. Growing roses or tomatoes, or flowers with the stuff, likely the directions on the bottle are sufficient. My major issue with the Big Bloom, is the slow release of nutrients. When I don't cut back on the stuff in flower, it will keep feeding the ladies shit I no longer want them to uptake, and the leaves will stay dark green forever.

The online schedule is of most use when you use the other products, too. And as a stand-alone, Big Bloom doesn't have the micronutes you'll be wanting soon.

The Fox Farms trio is a solid investment.

[WashougalWonder]

Looks like a cal/mag lockout to me.