Do you have any dolomite lime in your soil mix BOP? Sounds like that peat content is making the mix too acidic IMO...
DrippingChilis said:Re: Internode issues, if your in flower, despite what others may tell you, or not, kill the superthrive. My experience with it has been fantastic with veg/transition but tends to promote stretch in flower ESPECIALLY with sativa varieties. I cut it out this time and my girls have much tighter nodes. It's a great product though even though it's intructions BLOW. PS this product CAN be used through all stages of growth for things like hot peppers and other veggies with AWESOME results.
Your plants look EXACTLY like the widows I started from seed (BCBD). I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say mine were just shitty genetics or at least way to finicky of a variety for my taste.lol! I like easy. <presses easy button in an attempt to fix your plants>
I was able to green mine however with added Potassium and a smidge more N.
But, inline with what these MUCH more experienced growers are saying above, Definitely flush and dry if you have the time, mine looked better after giving them nothing so perhaps overfeeding could be the issue. 2c.
Haha, thanks unicorn! Indeed working on my brown thumb!!LOL Thats why Im here.unicorn said:im going to go out on a limb and say...user error..just because its yellow it must be the crappy genetics..or your brown thumb..im thinking the later
DrippingChilis said:Haha, thanks unicorn! Indeed working on my brown thumb!!LOL Thats why Im here.
(that's me on the left)
I was just saying In my case, that the particular stock I received came from a grower of 20+ years and he too had issues with these particular widow beans. Also the sweet tooth they snagged this time around was all over the place as far as consistency and appearence (purchased same time. But anyway
best of luck man, hope you can turn it around