Another little project, do si do's and gassy cream cake

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The branch is actually doing really well. And it was almost completely ripped off. Never had wilted leaves or nothing. Hasn’t skipped a beat.

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:+1:t3::+1:t3::+1:t3:… that’s awesome. These are tough plants. Majority of the time if it’s not a complete sever it’s fixable. :v:t3:

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They really are. I’ll send a picture tomorrow of the pipe cleaner I used to fix it. And was able to use the netting to my advantage to.

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This was the break. Never skipped a beat.

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These guys just finished their first week of flower.

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They`re looking good @royboy89!

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Thank you. Been kinda thinking about trying some new nutrients other than the sensi brand. But then again, if it ain’t broke don’t fix it I guess.

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Trimmed em up a bit. Ready for my girls in the 4x4 to get done so I can throw these in there. Note to self…don’t start em right after I put the ones in the flower tent. Wait at least 2 or 3 weeks lol.

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Not this time. If you start them right when you Put these in the flower tent you will probably have your three weeks.:wink: perfect. These plants going through transition in your veg tent gives you your three weeks and saves you money on powering your bigger light. :+1:t3::v:t3:

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The ones in my tent are on their second week of flower. The ones in the actual 4x4 flower tent have like 2 more weeks till chop. It’ll work out. Just gotta time it a little better next time for sure. A little patience lol

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These are 14 days into flower.

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Got these guys in the 4x4 under the big light so pretty happy about that.

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Day 18 of flower

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Day 21 of flower

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Any one know what this is caused by?

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Looks like Alternaria fungus, with those glowing ‘halos’ around the rusty necrosis spots. Hypochlorous Acid to the rescue!

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Idk man, I looked at photos and they’re not quite matching up…

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I can be wrong but I’m pretty sure it’s alternaria… let others chip in…

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I’m leaning towards ph levels…and I’m not gonna be able to test my ph until Friday. Pretty broke this week. But I’ve always gotten lucky with my tap water being good enough where I live.

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Yeah fluctuating pH does that…usually because your plant doesn’t uptake calcium then, which result in necrotic tissue spots. But they don’t have that glowing halo around it so much. It’s that halo that suggests a fungal infection…The halo is actually the fungae spreading in that direction. You can see that with a dermal skin infection as well.

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