Yes, this past weekend was their first dose of Bloom. If anything, they have been getting a tiny bit if whoops/extra with every top dress. It is not a deficiency in my opinion. I wonder if the last foliar spray was too much and the new light burnt the leaves?! I didn't think of that until now.
That's brilliant! The two plastic pots, I'm not too concerned with. After looking up more information, it is my understanding that the combination of being low on water prior to the topdress and then getting a new MUCH brighter light, those leaves were not prepared for it. Had nothing to do with excessive water. If anything, they could have accepted more!My risers are a great $.97 purchase at W…those green vinyl coated bird suet feeders…they even make a bigger version for bigger suet cakes. I’ve been using the regular size ones since grow 3 and now balance my 5 gallon pots on them. How wet is that soil? I might find a pic. Cheers
I think after doing more reading agree with you. It simply was too short of time for the roots to rot. I think they got too dry.
Yes, that is GSC #8. She's doing great for sure. I'm super worried about caterpillars and mold right now. Lots of misty nights and morning. Thankfully it gets dried out during the day but that can change in a single day and ruin everything. Thankfully using the SNS DC to keep mold and diseases at bay. Unfortunately, I have no choice but to have to incorporate some other non-sponsoted products to ease my anxiety. It is what it is. I don't even want to risk losing one of those gorgeous colas!
Thanks so much GDB! That seriously makes me smile and happy to read that. I wish I could share with everyone.WOW!
That about sums it up for me.
Sunday 9/13 -
Tent Bloom: 3 weeks
Outdoor Bloom: 6 weeks
PHOTO DUMP UPDATE!
lots and lots of photos. Sorry...I was feeling inspired to get better pics done yesterday. Everything seems to be looking good! The two indoor plants seem to be recovering. The other two got some defoliating and some future larfy branches pruned. Anyway, pics from the tent first.
And now...at an estimated 6 weeks and ready for trichome checks! I'll be posting trichome pics hopefully later this afternoon. Take care.
Having a bit of fun with some editing to try and recreate a moonlit *ish image. The original shot is below this one.
thanks Mate!! Credit where credit is due though...GF nutrients are killing it. There is no doubt that the included neem seed meal also has been helping keep the bugs at bay. I have really only had to worry about topdressing and keep branches in check. Last thing I wanted was any buds popping up over the neighbors fence.
Oh yeah! I have already spotted some on my bonsai plant. They are getting SNS Disease Control & Fungicide once a week as a foliar. So far, I have not seen anything on #8, that big girl. I am looking closely and at the first sign of any discoloration on the buds, is getting cut off immediately. A failed aspect of my grows last year is that I got lazy with my monitoring and IPM. This year, I have only missed a day or afternoon of visual checkups here and there. Most mornings, they get a visual hunt for caterpillars. I also inspect the buds to see if there is any discoloration.
Oh man...I have been so incredibly lucky that slugs have steered away from my plants completely. The same cannot be said about surrounding plants though. I did some companion planting surrounding my plants and it seems to have worked curb the attacks or eliminate them completely!
Outdoor plants would definitely be more substantial in most cases right?? Unless you're running a huge container indoors to be able to accommodate the larger root mass needed for huge colas. I always thought that the genetics and container would be key components of yield. I could most definitely be wrong though. Lol.
Ohhh.. gotcha. I see what you mean. Thanks for the clarification. Do you think it is because of being under fed? But that happened a long time ago in your Veg right?
