first timer whats this

[brinxmatty]

any help plzzz my mate give me 3 seeds duno what strain r out but they all grew in females to many for me to look after but ill carry on they r in soil mix perlite 3 200watt envirolites and 100watt side lamps all warm white i feed them with terra flores by canna temp 76-80 humid 50-70 and there in them auto pot thing i put 25ml ov terra flores in tank mixed with 6,4ph water evrything ok i noticed my leaves r goin bit mad bottom ons look dark and well ill hope u can c in pic ill get better pic today when lights come on dark green vains on leaf and some dark and brittle cheers

ok by the way there 11 days into flouring i need spelling lessons lol

here is the leaf pics hope it helps

these r the worst looking leafs not that many more

 

[Guest]

They look healthy to me. Of course a dead leaf here or there is not a sign of a problem. Keep a eye on it, try to determine if it is progressing and finally post up a few more pics. I am sure we can get it straight. Good Luck

SM

 

[brinxmatty]

thanx more pic added when do they stop growing upwards there nearly 5 foot help i love it im in england so got to b careful getting cold now dark nights by the way theyve been in flouring 4 11 days when can i cut them 60days 80 i duno cheers come on manchester united.

 

[Sinfuldreams]

they are in flower and eating all the goodness you gave them in Veg.
Like Smokingman said keep an eye
but they will do this flower.
PH maybe a little wack but hey for your 1st time Looking Good!
Keep us updated any further troubles all kinds of help here.
Enjoy the Smoke!
Sin

 

[OHenry]

Looking good. The plant is like a big machine that simply gets rid of "old" or un-needed parts (i.e. old fan leaves). The more new growth that takes place around bud sites the more demand for nute-in-take to those areas. This means lower fan leaves go first. Those plants look nice...keep on reading up. This place ROCKS for help and info. OH

 

[brinxmatty]

thanks guys will be on here evry day from now on only just found use.
cheers for advice ill keep it up and ill keep checking them out c u 4 now asta luaego.

 

[wikidcalibudgrl]

i don't know,, but those close up pics of the leaves looks like a mag defi. or maybe iron... ?? any others thinkin this? brinxmatty,, maybe check the Sticky Thread: Complete Guide to Sick plants by MyNameStitch,, good info in there.. good luck,, they do look good other then that though,,:wink:

 

[EcoNepenthe]

I would seriously follow wikidcalibudgrl's advice. My thoughts xactly. Remember, though, it's always advisable to flush the plants one or two times through the flowering stage. Flushes the builtup salts, etc. If over fed, helps that, also. Get some epsom salt, couple of tablespoons or three to a gal h20 should address the mag def.
Here's the link fot MNS's thread http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688.
The thing to figuring out the problems and fixing them, to me, is constantly researching the problems I encounter. That's how I came to reading your thread. Seen this, and still seeing occur it w/a few of my plants. It's when the leaves really start looking rusty-like is the mag problem severe. The salt, added very sparingly, can be used w/each watering, as I've read, and discovered from xperience.
You have a great looking first grow going. The adventure is only beginning. Enjoy.

Success w/ya grow.
Stay safe.

Eco

Watch em grow!!!

 

[brinxmatty]

flushed um they seem fine ill wait a few days to c i think i noticed strait away the leafs at the top all startrd reaching up lookin nice hopefully im doin the right things not to much lol
cheers 4 advice

 

[EcoNepenthe]

Wishing you success w/ya grow. This plant is a very durable, resilient plant.
Here's a few shots of one that I literally snapped like a pencil. Immediately made a splint out craft sticks. Pics speak for themselves.

Several days after splint is removed.


Several days later


day or so ago.


Last night 9.26.05


So you can see this is a durable, durable plant. Things will improve.


Stay safe.

Eco

Watch em grow!!!

 

[Chamba]

brinxmatty - the shirt answer to your problem is to feed em

those girls need feeding with a well balanced organic bloom formula with a touch of additional magnesium..or that veining will get worse, the leaves will go pale green and growth will slow down...at this early in flwoering I'd give them 20 - 20 - 20 for one feeding then go to flowering ferts until a week or more before harvesting

a good way to fix the problem is with a top dressing on each pot with a mulch made up of organic additives that are well balanced and are in high in P & K and also have some readily available N and water it in ....most organic sources of N are usually readily available and P and K tends to be slow release which will suit your situation ...add a dash of dolimite lime to this mulch //but to fix the problem do as advised above and add a teaspoon or two of Epsom's Salts to a gallon or two of water and you should see the problem stop spreading

keep us informed!

 

[brinxmatty]

ill take on all advice and thanx again evry1