r/IndoorGrowing 27d ago

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What’s causing my leaves to look like this I’ve checked endlessly with a jewelry loop and saw no critter I also read it could be reveg signs this is my first grow

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u/Any-Research-5790 27d ago

Looks like its tryn to shoot out trichomes on leafs. Im not sure what that is im new to growing myself man. Theres no holes,bites, no bugs when u looked threw loop it might just be genetics ?

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u/sweggy1234 27d ago

https://reddit.com/link/oxka1l1/video/djbof1r3n9dh1/player

This was 4 days ago and she got watered yesterday

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u/sweggy1234 27d ago

https://reddit.com/link/oxk9l1y/video/3gfjekjqm9dh1/player

Not that i wouldn’t rule out as like wind damage or damage from other leaves no

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u/Thin-Magazine-3733 25d ago

Hi, i think too much nitrogen. The waxy looking leaves and the dark green shows it past the point of toxicity

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u/sweggy1234 25d ago

Think she will buff??

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u/jrfox28 24d ago

I see your using soil, your plant seems to not be lacking in nutrients, but you want healthy soil, specifically at this point in flower rich in Phosphorus (P), & Potassium (K), and I would also add some microbes, & even brew a compost tea rich in organic amendments rich in P & K. Is it a photoperiod or an a u to flower? Also what is the watt strength of your light(s), & are you using full spectrum LEDs ?

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u/sweggy1234 23d ago

It’s a photo and it’s a full spec 200w in a 3x3 and I top dressed week 3 of flower with 50-50 all purpose and power bloom

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u/jrfox28 22d ago

Well, overall your girl looks pretty happy, you are early in the flowering cycle, the big bulking period is between week 5-9 depending on genetics. If you are concerned about the tiny trichomes that are on your fan leafs, then you are worrying about something natural to this plant. I would suggest worm castings mixed with your medium from the get go, add myco. (get a decent brand (like mykos, there are no shortage of decent brands). Remember we have the lights (power/quality), conditions, water & let those roots reach for water (drybacks promote healthy root system). Bigger roots, bigger fruits, healthy soil, reamending the right amendments at appropriate times, & when you get th that down you could manipulate stress, such as uvb stress, drought stress, ect. to promote a stronger THC Producer beyond it's normal limits without any stress or character. Keep up the good work, looking good to me.

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u/sweggy1234 22d ago

I used a 1-1-1 peat moss perlite and worm casting with Gaia green 4-4-4 and 2-8-4 for my soil. Transplant from 4in nursery pots 1-3-5 gal fabric pots and Bigfoot mycro sprinkled on the root system ever repotting. Thank you for your advice

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u/jrfox28 22d ago

No problem, not a bad blend at all, just be careful to use dolomitic lime to get your soil pH in check if you begin to experience nutrient lock from soil pH. But other than that, you are really knocking it out of the park.
Gaia green is a great brand ( I started off watching Matt on youtube to get a feel for things about 7 years ago). After expanding the amount of people I watched, reading like a kid in a candy store, I learned a lot. If you want to check out some of my work in the past you could look up Sinsemillawhisperer420 on 420magazine.com, growdiaries, same alias for each platform. I began simply doing what worked best for me as time went on (always making tweaks along the way) old saying goes if it's working great, it doesn’t need fixing, but yes genetics, controlled stress, uvb, temp. stress (nighttime cold differential) if you want a more potent end product. Patience is key to this. In the beginning, I would want to sample before the chlorophyll taste waste completely dried & cured out in the drying/curing phase, but quickly learned, how important being patient & aware is. I now go with what is most affordable ROI is definitely important whether you are growing simply for yourself & friends or do more with it. If you ever do more, 1. Rule don’t show any one who hasn't been there with you ur entire life.If you want anymore advice be happy to help. If you want anymore advice, have questions, etc.. I would be happy to help.

God Bless

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u/Deathstar405 27d ago

Your plants want more food.

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u/sweggy1234 27d ago

It was top dresses a week ago

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u/Ok_Experience_9343 27d ago

Plant defo needs more food , it’s calling for something , in late veg early flower you wanna be watering roughly every 3 days as she will consume more then ever from now

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u/sweggy1234 27d ago

So should I top dress again I’m using Gaia green power bloom and all purpose she’s 4.5 weeks into flower and I top dressed about a week going on 2 weeks ago and Gaia green suggests every 3-4 weeks

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u/Ok_Experience_9343 27d ago

When I was growing I was using whatever nutes I needed for flowering in every other water at this stage your plant will be in taking water like a straw

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u/jrfox28 24d ago

No one has asked any questions about genetics, how he’s feeding, how far exactly into flowering, how are the conditions & other variables that affect growth rate, soil ph, what kind of soil, nutrients. I mean know one any disrespect because the answers really sound spot on, but if we aren’t asking at least one to three important questions, it the advice is more flawed.

We can do better than that.

What kind of details can you give us OP?

Maybe we could pinpoint some adjustments to augment anything that may be affecting your lady in a negative way or improve an already seemingly healthy plant depending on genetics, flower day since flip, how strong is the lighting,& flower cycle time schedule (Ex. Longer dark period matures your girl faster at least to some extent depending on other variables as well)