6 weeks into flower should I worry (pics included)

[Naycha]

Can anyone pick the strain or should I upload some more pics?

 

We love lots of pics here, but no-one will be able to tell you what the strain is. Indica/Sativa hybrid is the most anyone can say really.

 

Naycha

[gipsey]

No probs mate cheers.

[Matanuska Thunder]

Hybrid - indica dominant (a guess)

I'm just looking at leaves and internodes (medium and medium)

[lookinggoodguys]

With 70% soil and if you used quality soil you don't need to use a lot of nutes or hardly any at all as the soil will supply most of the nutrients.. You could have a salt build up around root ball or have a a particular nutrient imbalance, overdose (nute burn) or a fungi problem due to soil being too wet. Have you lifted one out of the pot and checked the root ball? Just flush with water and don't use any more nutes and don't over water or under water. Just get a electronic soil moisture gauge probe in one pot and it will give better understanding of moisture content and will indicate when to water. I had some in pots that become too dry around the bottom and yellow leaves and when lifted out had a nest of ants around the rootball. As you stated 35c in the tent they maybe thirsty. Edited January 27, 2013 by lookinggoodguys

[Stoned Offroad]

AK-47 would be my first guess, maily due to the shape of the colas.

[gipsey]

They were going alright since the flush buds are getting bigger. Then ive had a tiny bit of bud rot just cut it right off and out of the tent. I think its the humidty in the tent not much I can do about it when the intake is sucking in 70/80% air from outside.  Got some damp rid in the tent which helps a little.

This has been my first grow and i`ve had the lot fungus gnats spider mites and bud rot. Great learning curve. I think they still have a week or two left.

[gipsey]

[gipsey]

Sorry these pics are better.

[Naycha]

Apology accepted

 

Good luck dealing with the humidity in the final weeks. I find adding more oscillating fans can help, they don't really drop the humidity but do help avoid some patches being that extra bit more humid.

 

Naycha

[gipsey]

Apology accepted

 

Good luck dealing with the humidity in the final weeks. I find adding more oscillating fans can help, they don't really drop the humidity but do help avoid some patches being that extra bit more humid.

 

Naycha

 

Yeah got a fan blowing up around the plants hope it helps