If you are using tap water that could be the culprit. Winter to Spring and Fall to Winter our lovely water suppliers put in additives in our water for those transitions might have got a heavy dose of there additives. The transition is short but can cause freaky havocs that go away as soon as they appear.Soooooo one of the Mimms is having leaf issues. New one to me. Can't tell yet if it is systemic or an early issue that is past - or just a mutation.
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But none of the others have it. If anyone has insight, speak up!
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And the Grapefruit - leaves...
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These fans are near the top, but ones that usually don't frost up. Cool how the one blase of the fan has frost, but the rest are naked.
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I run everything through an RO. Whatever is left in there can't be enough to matter.If you are using tap water that could be the culprit. Winter to Spring and Fall to Winter our lovely water suppliers put in additives in our water for those transitions might have got a heavy dose of there additives. The transition is short but can cause freaky havocs that go away as soon as they appear.
This doesn't mean I disagree with you. I have a new light, and just replaced the RO, so there is an adjustment period. This is a 'tester" grow in more ways than one. I have an auto, a two fems, and three regs as the run to dial in the new light. I also just removed the driver from the space, so lower temps as well.If you are using tap water that could be the culprit. Winter to Spring and Fall to Winter our lovely water suppliers put in additives in our water for those transitions might have got a heavy dose of there additives. The transition is short but can cause freaky havocs that go away as soon as they appear.
Looks like you got yourself a nice little piece of heaven there.Grandpa's tired... Getting ready to edible out until my plants get watered tonight. I have been reclaiming my land, but after finding a few gems in the tree or berry area I have been taking my time and doing it with a mower and hedge clippers.
Starts out like this
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then I'll mow a path if I can, using a little battery mower as a bushhog. Definitely worth the money. Getting another one at some point to use for the yard when I have beaten the current one to death.
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I find boulders, fallen trees, stumps of trees I took down previously, lots of rocks. Just get it mowable with the mower on the highest setting. This is backing up towards my garden, the Wheelbarrow is in most of them for reference (not planned) if you care...
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I saw them advertizing varnished fucking logs as either furrniture or decoration. This is an old knotty pine that fell, but was held off the ground as it dried. Very little bug damage, but some of this will get burned. Probably use the good stuff for landscape junk.
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One of the burn piles drying farly close to the burn pit.
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I have terraces like a rice paddy.
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