Looking really good. A lot better than than they did in the first set of photographs.
Brown stains in leaves
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BarnacleBill
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I would hit it off with a little phosphorus on your next feeding rotation. I grow autos exclusively because I have limited space. I usually only feed half the recommended dose but I'm using "ocean forest" soil. The stuff is definitely high grade and a little on the hot side but the autos love it. I'm starting a new soul program next round but I definitely recommend it for autos. I've attached a couple pics of my current grow, I hope you don't mind. The one thing I do is top at day 10, and a little LST to open up the canopy to the lower bud sites. These shots are from day #33...
Some gorillaglue
And a little glueberry
And every tent has a runt we refuse to give up on. This is another glueberry that has germination issues but it shows a great example of LST
Keep me updated on how yours are coming along. Your doing great so far!
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Hello friends,
Today i have taken some photos of the red stem (photos below). I think that they have this problem not because of the phosphorus deficiency but because of sun "burns". My plants are outdoors and the sun hits them hard in the middle of the day.
Yesterday I put them inside because it was going to rain, and a few hours later the red color started to disappear.
What do you all think?
Tomorrow i will take more photos.
Today i have taken some photos of the red stem (photos below). I think that they have this problem not because of the phosphorus deficiency but because of sun "burns". My plants are outdoors and the sun hits them hard in the middle of the day.
Yesterday I put them inside because it was going to rain, and a few hours later the red color started to disappear.
What do you all think?
Tomorrow i will take more photos.
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I would hit it off with a little phosphorus on your next feeding rotation. I grow autos exclusively because I have limited space. I usually only feed half the recommended dose but I'm using "ocean forest" soil. The stuff is definitely high grade and a little on the hot side but the autos love it. I'm starting a new soul program next round but I definitely recommend it for autos. I've attached a couple pics of my current grow, I hope you don't mind. The one thing I do is top at day 10, and a little LST to open up the canopy to the lower bud sites. These shots are from day #33...
Some gorillaglue
And a little glueberry
And every tent has a runt we refuse to give up on. This is another glueberry that has germination issues but it shows a great example of LST
Keep me updated on how yours are coming along. Your doing great so far!
Your plants look very good to me. I think all of your plants seem to be developing faster than mine.
Even with the problem of germination, I think that it is doing well, I also had a small problem of germination in one of mine, but now it has started to recover. However, there is always a delay in relation to the others.
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- #25
Hello friends,
In the last week we have only sunny days ! My girls started to drinking almost 400 ml of watter per day. I added 1/5 Easy bloom booster + 3ml CALMAG for 6L of watter. We continued the LST and a little of defoliation. The buds have increase their size
Some photos for you to see!
I think they are in week 8.
In the last week we have only sunny days ! My girls started to drinking almost 400 ml of watter per day. I added 1/5 Easy bloom booster + 3ml CALMAG for 6L of watter. We continued the LST and a little of defoliation. The buds have increase their size
Some photos for you to see!
I think they are in week 8.
BarnacleBill
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Looking much better!