Skywalker OG X High MAC by Smileys Garden

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Transplanted five Skywalker OG X High MAC into one gal pots. Today, these are five weeks old.

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Day 35

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Day 42

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In the same tent and ten days after an 11/13 flower schedule, this Skywalker OG X High Mac is starting to herm. I've replaced it with another. Note to self: plant is not sexed and final pot contains 3X lime.

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Why are they turning or looking like shit after a while @anova.330 is it lack of feed or have you got to bottom of it yet or not ?

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Why are they turning or looking like shit after a while @anova.330 is it lack of feed or have you got to bottom of it yet or not ?

It’s the pH of the soil. Need to till in lime to increase soil pH. That’s the reason the plants look like shit.

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Why are they turning or looking like shit after a while @anova.330 is it lack of feed or have you got to bottom of it yet or not ?

It’s the pH of the soil. Need to till in lime to increase soil pH. That’s the reason the plants look like shit.

Ahh i got you Anova nice one. It sure needs sorting out for sure does that one.

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Why are they turning or looking like shit after a while @anova.330 is it lack of feed or have you got to bottom of it yet or not ?

It’s the pH of the soil. Need to till in lime to increase soil pH. That’s the reason the plants look like shit.

Ahh i got you Anova nice one. It sure needs sorting out for sure does that one.

Biggest problem is, I need to remove the plant before I till in the soil. So every time a plant gets replaced, I make Sure I add 2 cups of lime and till in.

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It would really do my napper in if it was happening over and over ? I mean if soil is full of life i would think all those microbes and such like would naturally buffer soil to correct ph. I did read all that micro life stuff thrives around 6.2 - 6.5 ph and if soil is busy full of it then they act as a natural buffering agent cus of said reason, i mean its only shit I've read is this but yes i thought I'd mention that one @anova.330 .

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It would really do my napper in if it was happening over and over ? I mean if soil is full of life i would think all those microbes and such like would naturally buffer soil to correct ph. I did read all that micro life stuff thrives around 6.2 - 6.5 ph and if soil is busy full of it then they act as a natural buffering agent cus of said reason, i mean its only shit I've read is this but yes i thought I'd mention that one @anova.330 .

I have added some microbes in the form of compost teas, micro plus, Recharge, plant success. Logan labs test the soil at a pH of 5.2 or 5.3. I’ve had to triple the amount of lime to add to the soil in order to increase the pH. Unfortunately, it takes time both in the soil and when transplanting. In the meantime, I have three different soil mixes that I am trying to get to one soil type mix. Just taking a while.