First Grow: Blue Sherbet Bagseed

A sign of a happy and healthy plant is when the leaves are 'praying' up towards the light. Since she's still drooping, but not as much, it's good to let her adjust a day maybe two more and she'll really start taking off.
 
Good morning, so she is starting to reach out for the light a little more today so I would say she's doing well, I noticed that she has a lot of new crazy looking hands with 2,3,4 fingers some long some short.. pretty cool...

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sjb504 said:
Good morning, so she is starting to reach out for the light a little more today so I would say she's doing well, I noticed that she has a lot of new crazy looking hands with 2,3,4 fingers some long some short.. pretty cool...

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She’s definitely making progress.

I haven’t seen if it was asked already or spoken about

You said your plant was in the window while outside is winter and it wasn’t properly getting enough sunlight to not induce flowering?

Could the slow rebound be from that? Has she shown her sex yet?
Maybe she’s flipping herself back to veg mode? And is just taking her a little time.

She still has a slight claw going on.
So I’d just allow her another day.
 
sjb504 said:
Good morning, so she is starting to reach out for the light a little more today so I would say she's doing well, I noticed that she has a lot of new crazy looking hands with 2,3,4 fingers some long some short.. pretty cool...

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Awesome! "You are now free to move about the cabin." Game on!
 
Did it come with any recommendations from the manufacturer?
If not, what I said earlier. Start dropping it down a little bit at a time watching for signs of light stress.
Leaves forming a taco or canoe shape would be a big one, though that can be related to humidity as well.
 
Melville Hobbes said:
Did it come with any recommendations from the manufacturer?
If not, what I said earlier. Start dropping it down a little bit at a time watching for signs of light stress.
Leaves forming a taco or canoe shape would be a big one, though that can be related to humidity as well.
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No. An that's what I planned, I will bring it down every morning an before lights out I will look for any signs of stress. If nothing I will let it down the next day, if stressed bring it back up.....
 
what kind of phone do you have?
If its apple you can download photone to give you an idea of what kinda par levels your plant is getting at different heights.
but the above advice of watching the leaves is the simplest way to go about it.
 
Good morning, so everything looks great Idk but it looks like she got a little taller, trying to reach her light,😊.. an I added a dehumidifier a little one cause I could literally feel the moisture come out when I unzipped the tent last night, I also noticed the tips of her leaves are turning white is this normal? I also see a slight change in the color of her leaves are turning like a deeper color looks cool but don't know if it's okay...

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If you have an android phone the app Photone is available as well. It's on both platforms. You open the app and make an account (it's free) and then you can point your phone camera directly at the light and it'll show you various numbers. I generally go with the PPFD count. You take the measurement at the height of the canopy. You can post that number here to keep track of that value when you make light changes.

Without general guidelines from the light manufacturer though, what @Melville Hobbes said is how I'd go about it.
 
AspenCultivator said:
If you have an android phone the app Photone is available as well. It's on both platforms. You open the app and make an account (it's free) and then you can point your phone camera directly at the light and it'll show you various numbers. I generally go with the PPFD count. You take the measurement at the height of the canopy. You can post that number here to keep track of that value when you make light changes.

Without general guidelines from the light manufacturer though, what @Melville Hobbes said is how I'd go about it.
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Yes I have it.. 👍👍👍
 
sjb504 said:
, I also noticed the tips of her leaves are turning white is this normal? I also see a slight change in the color of her leaves are turning like a deeper color looks cool but don't know if it's okay...
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That could be lots of things and, given the stress she's been through it's hard to tell and you wouldn't want to try to fix something that causes something else.

It could be either nutrient burn or lockout, or a temperature issue that caused a pH issue that caused a lockout. Now that your environment has stabilized with your new tent and light let's see if she settles in. But, quite an improvement over the past few days. :welldone:

For now, since the rest of the plant looks much better I'd just keep an eye out to make sure it doesn't get worse or spread.
 
Azimuth said:
That could be lots of things and, given the stress she's been through it's hard to tell and you wouldn't want to try to fix something that causes something else.

It could be either nutrient burn or lockout, or a temperature issue that caused a pH issue that caused a lockout. Now that your environment has stabilized with your new tent and light let's see if she settles in. But, quite an improvement over the past few days. :welldone:

For now, since the rest of the plant looks much better I'd just keep an eye out to make sure it doesn't get worse or spread.
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Ok awesome.. just didn't know if it was something I need to address.. but we'll wait and see...
 
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