Help,Advice, Opinions on Rusty leaves and yellow new Growth.

[MiniFridgeLED]

Looking good man hopefully the problems are somewhat ironed out and you are on your way to a decent harvest

 

[MiniFridgeLED]

Bookmark these videos to help you in the future. They helped me
http://www.greenhousegrower.com/video/uncategorized/identifying-nutrient-deficiencies-made-easy/
http://www.greenhousegrower.com/vid...ying-nutrient-deficiencies-made-easy-part-ii/
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[BP75]

Looking good man hopefully the problems are somewhat ironed out and you are on your way to a decent harvest

Thank u man, it looks like they are really healthy for now...
keeping my fingers crossed...have to keep an eye for any kind of bugs, insects...i really am terrified by having my grow ruined by a late infestation in flower...
every day watering is doing them good...but keeping the coco always damp so i have to keep an eye for gnats and any other kind of pest.
i hope i can hit 1gpw this round. keeping my cobs @around 300w.
Cheers to all. thank u for your support.

 

[BP75]

Bookmark these videos to help you in the future. They helped me
http://www.greenhousegrower.com/video/uncategorized/identifying-nutrient-deficiencies-made-easy/
http://www.greenhousegrower.com/vid...ying-nutrient-deficiencies-made-easy-part-ii/
http://www.greenhousegrower.com/vid...-identifying-nutrient-deficiencies-made-easy/

Really clear...really helpful... i have read almost everything but concentrated like this and this clear is a peach of an information...

 

[eebbnflow]

Get some mosquitos bits or dunks . Research them on Google . They contain BTI, you'll never see a fungus gnat again . You can sprinkle them on the top of the media or keep some in a mesh net inside the resovior . Each time you water you are putting BTI in your media the larva eat it then it's game over . If you have a few fliers then I'd think you have larvae in action giving you twisted leaves and reproducing . Sticky traps on each pot will deal with the fliers .

 

[BP75]

Get some mosquitos bits or dunks . Research them on Google . They contain BTI, you'll never see a fungus gnat again . You can sprinkle them on the top of the media or keep some in a mesh net inside the resovior . Each time you water you are putting BTI in your media the larva eat it then it's game over . If you have a few fliers then I'd think you have larvae in action giving you twisted leaves and reproducing . Sticky traps on each pot will deal with the fliers .

Well man...i'm taking action immediately.
bought some diatomacteus earth...some neem oil...and i think that this will help me this round...
i will definitely inform myself about mosquitos dunks and i'll let everybody know what kind of measure i did take and the effectiveness of the measurements.
thanks....

 

[BP75]

Update...Begining of week three of flower.

Update...Begining of week three of flower.

Flushed 2 days ago...
decided on purpose to let them dry a little...

Progress looks good in my opinion...i don't know if my untrained eye can't see any problems...but apart from some small issues that have not gone away totally they look developing Nice...

Have finished lollipoping and now i'm asking myself and you if it is a good thing to
defoliate a little...mostly i am thinking about the leaves that are on top of bud sites...is it better to cut them off? or should i wait a couple of weeks? or should i just leave them do their on thing from now on?
You are welcome to give an opinion...


this is flower development ...

larger pic...

Going to give a full bloom watering now...
Should i start some pk booster supplement now???
What do you think??? Or is it early???
Thanks to everyone.
Cheers.

 

[BP75]

Update...

Update...

Hey Guys...Hello to all... ,
I've been taking care of the ladies and worked a lot meanwhile.
girls look good... But i have a BIG DOUBT... and i need some advice..
Should i tuck off some of the leaves that cover bud sites??? or it is too early???
should i remove the leaves later in flower or not at all?
some of the branches are not getting a lot of light and i don't know if it is better to leave them on or take them away and let these smaller branches have more light...
its two weeks nw that i am asking myself...

I have watered every day and also applied some diatomaceous earth to control what i think was the start of a gnat infestation....

Not visible damage... i believe they were trying to multiply and cause damage but i have controlled them somehow with some preventive measures i took during veg. now i will continue to use diatomaceous earth and apply some neem oil if i see problem persist.

This is my light setup of 2 CXB3590 and 4 CXA3070 for a total of 300-310w and 34w/sqf.
I don't have a lot of experience ... i don't have at all actually:mrgreen: but these Cobs rock...

this is some buds...for being 25days in flower they look frosty and beautiful to me...
i fed a little bit harder the last feedings..something like 800-850 ppm full bloom of which aprox. 100-130ppm monster bloom with a N-P-K ratio of 0-50-30.

the leaves under the screen are slowly falling is this normal?
they become weak and then yellow...burn and fall...


It slowed down since turning to full bloom nutes so i thought that a little bit of P deficiency was also causing this...
Could it be?
i will let them dry a little from time to time...so the top of the coco dries out a little and the D.Earth works its magic.

If anyone has an advice is welcome.
Cheers to all

 

[BP75]

It's a little bit now that i am not updating...
I don't know if there is someone interested in this thread anymore....???
If someone is interested i will update...if not... i would like to give a big thank you to all of you that participated and a big thank you for your advice or critique ... you have helped a lot....
all the best to everybody...

 

[Kweku Ananse]

I've been busy lol looks nice, got any harvest pics yet?