I found a typo. Surely you meant “sorry this post isn’t longer”?Sorry for the lonnnnng post! Here’s the pics for proof of life
You didn’t even have to apologise though. I read it twice so it was ok.
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I found a typo. Surely you meant “sorry this post isn’t longer”?Sorry for the lonnnnng post! Here’s the pics for proof of life
I looked at the roots on them and they are just now barely at the edges and the soil seemed pretty loose still. I figured I could transplant them on their next feed so hopefully the roots will grow some more and tighten up the soil.They really look hungry. How big are those pots Candy? Do you think it's time to transplant?
Thank you! I had just bumped them to 2.5gr/g one feed and 3 days ago so kinda afraid to jump to 3.5gr/g so I’m gonna start with 3gr/g first if you think that would be ok just to make sure. The new growth is the right color green so not sure if that lower growth got so beat up from just being on the 2gr/g for so long.I'd bounce that feed up to 3.5g now and try not to let them dry out as much at this point until they get into bigger homes. It wouldn't be so bad in larger pots for the drying, but those small pots and the plants have grown so much you should keep 'em moist.
That’s good to know! Just got worried cuz I hadn’t seen those kind of spots/ markings yet.I'm pretty sure that spotting is nutrient related and not pest related.
I just felt like I was rambling!I found a typo. Surely you meant “sorry this post isn’t longer”?
You didn’t even have to apologise though. I read it twice so it was ok.
funky markings /spots on leaves
I was/am inclined to agree as I also thought ‘they look hungry - low in energy’ but that didn’t stop me wanting to reach in and turn the leaves over so I could see the underside! Virtual frustration, lol! The urge to turn the leaf is overwhelming. I don’t even have my own pants growing at the moment to go and exorcise it on...pretty sure that spotting is nutrient related and not pest related
If the new growth is coming in fine, then yes 3g should be fine. Soil will handle excess nutes better than soiless grows, so there is room to be on the heavy side. The plants look big enough to handle the larger dose silica now too.so kinda afraid to jump to 3.5gr/g so I’m gonna start with 3gr/g first if you think that would be ok just to make sure. The new growth is the right color green so not sure if that lower growth got so beat up from just being on the 2gr/g for so long.
When you first see the yellowing that's when to increase. If you waited a watering or two before increasing the dose then it will turn on you fast.The yellowing was continuing to get worse and most of the other girls started getting hungry too so anyways all but WW2 is now on 2.5gr/g MC
IKR! She still should check though. That much spotting, and the lack of food, led me to believe it was a nute issue.but that didn’t stop me wanting to reach in and turn the leaves over so I could see the underside!
Sorry! Next time I’ll take pics of the undersides!that didn’t stop me wanting to reach in and turn the leaves over so I could see the underside! Virtual frustration, lol! The urge to turn the leaf is overwhelming. I don’t even have my own pants growing at the moment to go and exorcise it on...
I’ll dig around and see what I can find that will work for a good dunk like your example.I don’t know if the dunking technique would work for you - but it’s very good for fully hydrating the soil in small pots. (I document it in this post.) When mine are in small pots, every watering/feeding is a full dunk and coming up close to transplant time, that’s nearly everyday.
Hey miss lady back atcha!I'm caught up for the moment.
I used the dunk method many times at the greenhouse when I'd come across hydrophobic soil. It does work well.
I’m gonna go ahead and bump them up then since the soil can handle a lil extra! Do I go to 2ml/g now on the silica?If the new growth is coming in fine, then yes 3g should be fine. Soil will handle excess nutes better than soiless grows, so there is room to be on the heavy side. The plants look big enough to handle the larger dose silica now too.
Yep! Lesson learned! I haven’t really had issues like this bad in veg before ( minus the AM a few grows ago).. I don’t know what the heck is going on with my brain and growing lately! It’s like I’m backsliding and I thank you for all yer help!When you first see the yellowing that's when to increase. If you waited a watering or two before increasing the dose then it will turn on you fast
Yes, but it's actually 3.1mL/gal. (3mL)I’m gonna go ahead and bump them up then since the soil can handle a lil extra! Do I go to 2ml/g now on the silica?
Haha, well the AM we won't count. Something whack going on there. Not like your typical grows. You'll be back on track in no time!Yep! Lesson learned! I haven’t really had issues like this bad in veg before ( minus the AM a few grows ago).. I don’t know what the heck is going on with my brain and growing lately! It’s like I’m backsliding and I thank you for all yer help!
Hi back atcha Carcass! Thank you for stopping by and I hope all is well over your way with everyone I need to go visit some journals!Just stopping in to say Hi, Candy!
and we are well on my our way!Sorry to hear about the nute problems, but Mr.S. will have you squared away in no time!
Yes, but it's actually 3.1mL/gal. (3mL)
Haha, well the AM we won't count
I drenched most of them today like Amy instructed in her journal (bottom and top) with 3.5gr/g MC 3mls/g Silica and I put a lil bit of Aloe powder in there as well. Hopefully these gals will stay perky here real soon. Once they start to dry again I’m hoping to be able to get them transplanted into the 5G fabrics!Something whack going on there. Not like your typical grows. You'll be back on track in no time!
Back atcha HH!
She knows what she's talking about.I drenched most of them today like Amy instructed in her journal
They sure are-They're ready to get down to business now!The gals are looking mucho better since they have been in the bigger homes with their increased feed!
I was getting a lil worried there fer a minute! I think with WW2 it’s the lighting, she looked good to me in the natural light when I swapped her home. I’ll bring her out into the normal light on the next feeding/pic day! Thank you again for helping get them back on track!Nicely done Candy! The WW2, was she that dark green before the latest feeding? Compared to WW1, she may need a lighter feed. It could be the lighting so your eyes will have to decide. Something to be aware of though.
The 3.5g should hold them for a while now.
I love all the Sauga views!!
I sure hope so and they sure are seeming like it! I hope you, Mrs C and your mom are feeling alright!They sure are-They're ready to get down to business now!
I’m having some slight issues early on in this grow but it’s getting there!Lovely ladies you have there Candy! Keep up the good work!
Sorry for the rambling just feeling out of wack and it’s unfortunately really filtering into my grow..the med increase of the lyrica has really helped the nerve pain but has made me brain feel like slushy mush and having a hard time with decisions and a lot of the time words in general. (It took about an hour minus pics to make this post) They said it’s usually temporary while adjusting but it feels like it’s been a hot minute and no change.. I’m hoping I’ll be back too me soon cuz me no likey.