droopy leaves now crispy

[the image reaper]

nutrients for vegging have a high first number, flowering go to the bigger second number ... and stop pissing on your plants !!! no wonder its dying ....acid, and who knows what esle is in there ... ureic acid, for one thing ... :smokin:

[Garden Knowm]

nutrients for vegging have a high first number, flowering go to the bigger second number ... and stop pissing on your plants !!! no wonder its dying ....acid, and who knows what esle is in there ... ureic acid, for one thing ... :smokin:

yeah, what he said....

[MaryjaneMenehune]

It has been growing pretty well considering that for two months, it was being grown with plant food and trace amounts of urine... But, anyways, I went away for a week and came back to find this. It looks to me like a magnesium deficiency as the leaves are droopy and starting to yellow towards bottom of plant...(pic of detatched leave shows signs, but I took shot almost a whole day after clipping it from the plant)
I flushed the plant with mostly water and a weak nutrient solution to rid any toxins that may have been created as a result of the urine. I will prepare an epsom salt foliar feed and spray that on tonight to solve the mag. problem. It should do the trick, right? The clone is doing alright in the bubbler but the roots don't seem to be developing, it's been about 5 days and there are no signs of white bumps or any root growth at all... I don't get it, but they should be developing soon with any luck. (it seems to be growing still)
The plant has started asymmetrical internode growth, which is typical for a plant its age (and an exciting sign of maturity). I don't see any signs of preflower yet, but you can be the judge. (if anything, id lean towards identifying it as a male, but please tell me I'm wrong)
I don't know about lsting the plant at this age, any comments or cautions?
As to the foliar spray, any suggestions or is my diagnosis accurate?

[MaryjaneMenehune]

One more quick question, How detrimental is it to have a light that faces away from the plant on 24/7 even if it is a minimal amount (and it is cfl so I don't think it will be catching much light at all.) I have been running the cfl for the clone 24/7 and the light has a reflector that blocks out any direct light towards the "big guy", but there is still some that reflects off of two walls and onto the bigger one. Should I pull the clone out of the same room and let it root elsewhere?
I guess the big guy needs her rest, and any light during lights off could potentially stress her...

[Chris Seekins]

Should not matter if it is not in bud. I ran my mothers for years on 24 hour HID light and they were healthy as can be.

[mountainman]

Should not matter if it is not in bud. I ran my mothers for years on 24 hour HID light and they were healthy as can be.

What's up with the new username, Karmaxul?

[Chris Seekins]

I just want to kill the thought that some thing is going to happen to members from being on this site so I decided to use my real name.

[mountainman]

I just want to kill the thought that some thing is going to happen to members from being on this site so I decided to use my real name.

Cheers to you. You've got balls.

[MaryjaneMenehune]

I'm voting Chris Seekins for president!

[Chris Seekins]

Thanks