#Heisenbeans Genetics

[NoWaistedSpace]

Hope you feel better soon. Sucks to be sick.
ECSD
I'm gonna like this one

 

[Artisan_tek]

Same thing im seeing. Could be PH problems or his roots are fucked.

Use cal/mag almost every watering until this started. my water is very low @80-100ppm starting out so i try to bring the ec up a bit before adding veg/bloom. which is what i use as far as nutes go. i go very light and my last feeding a week n half or so ago brought the starting out ppms to 550ppm. Then after the course of not watering on time i started to see this.

Usually just add calmag mix (milk jug hand shake for 2 to 3 mins) Then add the vegbloom (milk jug hand shake for 2 to 3 mins) then feed

Edit: i dont think its the roots just bc whatever it is, its starting to get better. Plants look healthy besides the couple leaves that had the most damage. most of the plants are returning to a normal green color and their standing tall and strong

 

[NoWaistedSpace]

Use cal/mag almost every watering until this started. my water is very low @80-100ppm starting out so i try to bring the ec up a bit before adding veg/bloom. which is what i use as far as nutes go. i go very light and my last feeding a week n half or so ago brought the starting out ppms to 550ppm. Then after the course of not watering on time i started to see this.

Usually just add calmag mix (milk jug hand shake for 2 to 3 mins) Then add the vegbloom (milk jug hand shake for 2 to 3 mins) then feed

Edit: i dont think its the roots just bc whatever it is, its starting to get better. Plants look healthy besides the couple leaves that had the most damage. most of the plants are returning to a normal green color and their standing tall and strong

They just needed their roots washed off so they could absorb CO2. Must have had a "salt" glaze.
They were using water, but not absorbing the nutes.
They'll be fine.
Also,
you will mask that P deficiency when you use Cal/Mag a lot.
My .002

 

[TerpyTyrone]

Same thing im seeing. Could be PH problems or his roots are fucked.

Been there.
Done that.
Oh solution is 2$ a premixed packet at the hydro store

 

[Boybelue]

They just needed their roots washed off so they could absorb CO2. Must have had a "salt" glaze.
They were using water, but not absorbing the nutes.
They'll be fine.
Also,
you will mask that P deficiency when you use Cal/Mag a lot.
My .002

I wonder if the salts are dehydrating and actually turning to dry salt and accumulating with the drying of the soil, then when ye water a decent amount it dissolves and spikes the ppms. Just guessing

 

[Boybelue]

Dollar store has a drop cloth that works well. You have to cut though.

Thats what I've been doing with landscaping fabric, thanks for the drop cloth info, be easier to get than the landscape fabric.

@Heisenbeans You did have the jungle boys topanga tho correct? I could of swore in one of your vids you specifically name the 1 plant as a jungle boys cut.

Could be wrong

I know jungle boys Topanga isn't pure it's crossed to sweatband (707 hb x chem)

 

[Turpman]

It's thin water flows through it great. Used it in F+D to hold the hydroton from falling out the holes. Come to think of it maybe it was a tree cover for winter or a BBQ cover. Stores may not have it till spring.

 

[gwheels]

Wedding Dub....all female baby. Day 60...I will start the flush in 3 days....about 70% milky 30% clear.

I will do my best to not pull the trigger too soon. In the last week they got HARD !

They have been stacking frost for about 3 to 4 weeks.

I guess a 3 oz yield of perfectly manicured buds. And these....well they are MINE...no one gets any...

I might give heathen a nug but thats it !

 

[suthrngrwr]

Happy New Year brothers and sisters. Stay safe, soak some seeds and smoke a fatty. (And maybe eat some mushrooms) Thanks @Heisenbeans for this playground. 2020 is going to be a good year, I'm ready.

Ate shrooms when I got back from the casino with my lady. Best way to start the New Year IMO!

 

[suthrngrwr]

I think the issue with coco is most folks treat it like soil. I ran tupur for a bit and it was nice too, its sorta like promix.

I have slowly gotten to the point where I am ready to run full drip irrigation with small root zones (2 gallons) for large plants. I’ve found that pushing one to two dry down cycles per light cycle really accelerates growth.

 

[thenotsoesoteric]

I have slowly gotten to the point where I am ready to run full drip irrigation with small root zones (2 gallons) for large plants. I’ve found that pushing one to two dry down cycles per light cycle really accelerates growth.

That's definitely the way to go with coco. I've seen some monster plants in 1-2 gallon pots on a drip system. Really pushes it to the max.

 

[Turpman]

Is this the typical GG leaf twist?

 

[NoWaistedSpace]

Is this the typical GG leaf twist?
View attachment 39664

I see drops of moisture, might be "sweat" curl.
You can get it as quick as a "drop" on a "hot" new leaf. lol

 

[Turpman]

I’ve seen leaves that are laying on top of each other sweat. These aren’t touching anything. I’ll keep an eye out though.

 

[NoWaistedSpace]

I’ve seen leaves that are laying on top of each other sweat. These aren’t touching anything. I’ll keep an eye out though.

I was just messing with you. I do see some kind of residue on the closest leaf in one of the pics.

 

[Turpman]

LOL that’s a relief. I was looken and not seeing. Oh well I’ll see if the anomaly continues.
That residue is tricombs I had to scrape some off.

 

[NoWaistedSpace]

I wonder if the salts are dehydrating and actually turning to dry salt and accumulating with the drying of the soil, then when ye water a decent amount it dissolves and spikes the ppms. Just guessing

Just another case of "clogged" arteries. lol

 

[gwheels]

The 2 litre pots in coco in a flood and drain really get a lot bigger than i expected. But they fall over way too easy. What i really like is the top of the pots are always dry. Take that gnat!
The 5 gallon fabric pots with coco in the flood and drain. If only I had the height to do that. 1 per flood and drain and they would be HUGE.
2 gallon is probably a perfect size to stop the falling over problems and have fat stalks to support some big buds.

What would be FANTASTIC would be a moisture sensor in the coco that fed the drip emitters or flood and drain on/off.

 

[Turpman]

Scale. Set your weight. Min max. Add weight as you plant grows.timers so it only waters during the day.
Do it do it.

 

[Sc006]

The 2 litre pots in coco in a flood and drain really get a lot bigger than i expected. But they fall over way too easy. What i really like is the top of the pots are always dry. Take that gnat!
The 5 gallon fabric pots with coco in the flood and drain. If only I had the height to do that. 1 per flood and drain and they would be HUGE.
2 gallon is probably a perfect size to stop the falling over problems and have fat stalks to support some big buds.

What would be FANTASTIC would be a moisture sensor in the coco that fed the drip emitters or flood and drain on/off.

There is some Arduino kits that have moisture sensors that water each plant individualy. I think it would get a little costly/complicated for a lot of plants but interesting though.