Gorilla Glue #4

[Tonygreen]

No 45 gallon pots in stock so I got the 65 gallon roots smartie with 5 bags of soil, now my back hurts. Should be a big bitch.

 

[SativaBreather]

I have GG#4!

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ah cool, glad she came good for you man

 

[zamzia]

ah cool, glad she came good for you man

Yes cheers fella, thank you very much! Looking forward to getting her rolling.

 

[Mikenite69]

Yikes!!!!

Yikes!!!!

Transplanted my glue about a week ago and has slowly turned to this feeding 1 ec maxibloom ro water

I hate to say it buddy but that cut looks like it has broad mite damage or hemp russets could be wrong but looks like broad damage to me.

 

[Arthritis_sucks]

:jawdrop: that sux.

 

[Grizz]

I hate to say it buddy but that cut looks like it has broad mite damage or hemp russets could be wrong but looks like broad damage to me.

I am glad you said something, I dident want to be the one, something wrong that's for sure

 

[Mikenite69]

I figured I would say something because that definitely looks like a broad mite infested cut.

I hope you didn't take that cut into your room other wise good luck you have a tuff fight ahead of you.

 

[RetroGrow]

I hate to say it buddy but that cut looks like it has broad mite damage or hemp russets could be wrong but looks like broad damage to me.

Does not look like broad mite damage to me. Broad mites typically cause twisted leaves, not cupped like in the picture. Russets might be possible. Three main causes of cupping are: over watering, high temperatures, and over feeding.
Calcium deficiency can also cause it.
A scoping is definitely in order. If no pests are seen, then it is one of the other causes. Russets would be my first guess as far as pests are concerned, not broads, but definitely scope for both.

 

[Tonygreen]

Turns out the 65 gallon roots smarty pot fits perfect in a kiddie pool for the tray heh. Couldnt find one except petsmart had em in tha back for puppy baths.

Soon as the back stops hurting ima transplant my girl.

 

[Mikenite69]

I'll take your word for it but my guess is he has a bug fight on his hands that cut looks ruff. It's gonna be a long battle if either russets or broads good luck.

 

[Ganjaganjakush]

Was healthy before xplant I took two cuts a few weeks back and are doing fine and she seems to be coming back new growth is starting to look normal again

 

[xxxstr8edgexxx]

looks like heat or nute stress to me.

 

[Ganjaganjakush]

Does not look like broad mite damage to me. Broad mites typically cause twisted leaves, not cupped like in the picture. Russets might be possible. Three main causes of cupping are: over watering, high temperatures, and over feeding.
Calcium deficiency can also cause it.
A scoping is definitely in order. If no pests are seen, then it is one of the other causes. Russets would be my first guess as far as pests are concerned, not broads, but definitely scope for both.

Pretty sure it's the cal I recently moved and didn't need to use before

 

[RetroGrow]

Pretty sure it's the cal I recently moved and didn't need to use before

If you previously had tap water with calcium, and now have water which is low in minerals (RO?), calcium is likely the issue if your temperatures are under control and you are not over feeding or over watering.

 

[Tonygreen]

Only fit 8 cubic feet of soil in the big one, 15 gallon smartie empty next to it for comparison. I need to find a way to cool the room if im gonna run the second 1000w's, I can run one and keep it under 79-85 with just my ventilation but that second one... Ceiling is 13 feet, 6x8 room... idk why im not doing it vertical... Coming out of the tent got me tweakin.

No turning back now.

 

[RetroGrow]

Yeah. Vertical is the way to go with high ceilings. Stack 'em. Cooler too.

 

[jw23ck11]

I am in a cold winter climate. So, I installed an intake fan that pulls cool air from outside/basement/crawlspace. I don't know if you have the same option but, this should help for real cheap vs an ac unit and like 1amp. Just get an outlet thermostat, a fan, a back flow damper and some filters n ducting and start drilling!

 

[Mikenite69]

Double post.

 

[Mikenite69]

Maybe if you had bad ph fluctuations would agree with the plant having other issues than bugs.

The reason I think bugs is because you said u just transplanted your cut a week ago and now it looks like this( insert your plant here).

I have never seen a cal defiecent plant look like that. I am sorry and I do disagree with retro even though he is a knowledgable person. Especially if you are feeding with the maxi line it has enough cal for a plants needs.

Me personally I haven't ever saw a plant look that way that didn't have bugs. I recently took in a cut that had your same symptoms after a while of having it and it turned out to be russet mites.

It took a while before the plant actually showed signs of any issue. Those little fucks build there populations before they show there ugly selves.

My solution was ditch all mother plants after they were all treated in a mix of tetrasan, pylon, and forbid in rotation every 3 days. Then I ditched all mother plants and took fresh cuts and did the same exact treatments on all clones with heat treatments mixed in.

My next line of defense if I see anymore damage and phantom defiencys will be to toss all cuts and any plants before I move into my new spot.

All I am saying is don't be nieve about the situation break out a scope and check the plants from top to bottom.. The dude who passed me the russets didn't realize he had them until it was to late and he is a very expierenced grower.

Assume the worst until you are 100% certain that bugs aren't the issue.

Keep us posted would love to see the plant after you fix whatever issues you have.. I hope I am wrong and it's not bugs otherwise u have a huge fight on your hands.

 

[Tonygreen]

I am in a cold winter climate. So, I installed an intake fan that pulls cool air from outside/basement/crawlspace. I don't know if you have the same option but, this should help for real cheap vs an ac unit and like 1amp. Just get an outlet thermostat, a fan, a back flow damper and some filters n ducting and start drilling!

The window faces a neighbor about 40 feet over so I have it panda filmed over. They are the tall skinny crank windows that roll out with a built in screen behind them so they are on the outside of it. reccessed about 5 inches into the wall, I put some blinds up in the ledge area, got the windows cracked and the panda film is triple layer hanging from the top of the window sealed on top and sides and hanging down to the floor atm. So some cool air slippin through the bottom, like i said it keeps one light cool enough but not the second.

I thought of adding a 6 inch elbow or something to draw in more cool air then what slips in the bottom flap but i cant have any beacon of light shining through across to the neighbors kitchen.