contest Growdown Throwdown 2018 Yellow Brain Strain!

KAOS said:
Please check if I've missed out anyone :think:
 
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Nice, very nice.
But beware, my candidates are catching up.

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Had that issue last year. I'd recommend letting em dry out, then water with some nutes at the next watering. Could also be nute lockout if your water or soil PH is too high.

Edit: I had nute deficiency last year after only about 3 weeks when using organic potting mix. So it can happen early depending on the type of mix your using.
 
U)<now said:
Had that issue last year. I'd recommend letting em dry out, then water with some nutes at the next watering. Could also be nute lockout if your water or soil PH is too high.

Edit: I had nute deficiency last year after only about 3 weeks when using organic potting mix. So it can happen early depending on the type of mix your using.
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CMJ said:
Looks a little chlorotic. Have you checked the ph? Other than that they look fine, but I dont think its too early for a weak shot of nutes
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Given me some ideas, thanks Chris & Troy.
 
Time for a potting up into a mix I know has the right pH and is better draining.
 
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KAOS said:
 
 
 
Given me some ideas, thanks Chris & Troy.
 
Time for a potting up into a mix I know has the right pH and is better draining.
 
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Sounds like a solid plan to me, you'll know in a week or so if that worked.

Last year I overwatered, didn't feed enough, and didn't pot up soon enough, lol. Lucky they survived long enough to make it outside :ROFL:
 
KAOS said:
Getting some yellowing on the leaves ... any idea ?
 
Surely can't be deficiency this early on.
 
Maybe overwatering...
 
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U)<now said:
Had that issue last year. I'd recommend letting em dry out, then water with some nutes at the next watering. Could also be nute lockout if your water or soil PH is too high.

Edit: I had nute deficiency last year after only about 3 weeks when using organic potting mix. So it can happen early depending on the type of mix your using.
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CMJ said:
Looks a little chlorotic. Have you checked the ph? Other than that they look fine, but I dont think its too early for a weak shot of nutes
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KAOS said:
 
 
 
Given me some ideas, thanks Chris & Troy.
 
Time for a potting up into a mix I know has the right pH and is better draining.
 
Watch out leader board NZ KAOS coming your way
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All good suggestions. With plants like that, I'd make sure they were fed well. These guys love being fed. In fact, over feed them...yes yes...thats it, Overfeed them...muahahahahah!
 
bpiela said:
I finally got a pic of my Yellow Brain Strain.  Got a couple more just germinating now, so this will probably be the one I go with...
 
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That looks like it's splitting already. If so, it'll grow slower initially, but in the end it might produce more. I'd have a backup just in case it grows too slow from having two growth tips so soon.

I had a Moruga like that last year and one of my CPR Red Grenade is split from birth this year also.
 
U)<now said:
That looks like it's splitting already. If so, it'll grow slower initially, but in the end it might produce more. I'd have a backup just in case it grows too slow from having two growth tips so soon.

I had a Moruga like that last year and one of my CPR Red Grenade is split from birth this year also.
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Thanks for the tip!  I  have a couple of seedlings that just popped that I have just in case.  I will be a tad bit behind if I go with one of them, but no biggie.  I am just looking forward to sampling this pepper.
 
bpiela said:
 
Thanks for the tip!  I  have a couple of seedlings that just popped that I have just in case.  I will be a tad bit behind if I go with one of them, but no biggie.  I am just looking forward to sampling this pepper.
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Yeah, if that one does have two growth tips, a normal plant will catch up and pass it in size in no time.
 
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