I don't think 1ml/L is enough BB
I'd be on 2ml Grow 4ml Bloom for a plant that size
I'd be on 2ml Grow 4ml Bloom for a plant that size
First Grow Ever: Critical Purple Auto In Soil
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yeah i was fallowing tthe chart, but i probably should feed her more often, i will start now!
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yeah, i was afraid to overfert, but now im going to raise the dose, thanks brother
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Helloo guys!! having soome trouble here..
The yellowing keeps spreading. I was thinking that she was hungry because i was feeding her less tthan i should, but i dont think this is the case. I raise the dose about a week ago until now andthings are getting worse.
So i think that is not nitrogen defficience, so the next option is magnesium, as the pattern on the leaves may suggest.
Today ive spray epsom salt all over the both plants, since the smaller one is loosing the green too.
idk if i did right. I gave 1 ttablespoon/gallon of water. i hope that can solve the problem.. tomorrow im planning feed her with that ratio on watering. what do u guys think? (im really sorry about my (poor) english t.t )
The yellowing keeps spreading. I was thinking that she was hungry because i was feeding her less tthan i should, but i dont think this is the case. I raise the dose about a week ago until now andthings are getting worse.
So i think that is not nitrogen defficience, so the next option is magnesium, as the pattern on the leaves may suggest.
Today ive spray epsom salt all over the both plants, since the smaller one is loosing the green too.
idk if i did right. I gave 1 ttablespoon/gallon of water. i hope that can solve the problem.. tomorrow im planning feed her with that ratio on watering. what do u guys think? (im really sorry about my (poor) english t.t )
Try putting calmag in your feed water first.Helloo guys!! having soome trouble here..
The yellowing keeps spreading. I was thinking that she was hungry because i was feeding her less tthan i should, but i dont think this is the case. I raise the dose about a week ago until now andthings are getting worse.
So i think that is not nitrogen defficience, so the next option is magnesium, as the pattern on the leaves may suggest.
Today ive spray epsom salt all over the both plants, since the smaller one is loosing the green too.
idk if i did right. I gave 1 ttablespoon/gallon of water. i hope that can solve the problem.. tomorrow im planning feed her with that ratio on watering. what do u guys think? (im really sorry about my (poor) english t.t )
Then add nutrients according to the schedule, full strength.
Then if you do it set your ph to 6.3.
Then feed to run off.
Stay safe
Bill284
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Hey guys!
Updating.. The larger plant continues to lose leaves due to yellowing.. but at least it looks healthy. I'm giving her Epsom salt and micronized calcium, along with a slightly stronger dose of nutrients... She doesn't have nuteburn so I think I'll keep it that way! The buds are developing well apparently! Will she survive well until the end of the cycle?
The other one, the smaller one, is great. Yesterday I defoliated a good part of the fans leaves inside, so that the light can enter better and circulate more wind! I think another week or two at most, I'll be watching the trichomes!
Updating.. The larger plant continues to lose leaves due to yellowing.. but at least it looks healthy. I'm giving her Epsom salt and micronized calcium, along with a slightly stronger dose of nutrients... She doesn't have nuteburn so I think I'll keep it that way! The buds are developing well apparently! Will she survive well until the end of the cycle?
The other one, the smaller one, is great. Yesterday I defoliated a good part of the fans leaves inside, so that the light can enter better and circulate more wind! I think another week or two at most, I'll be watching the trichomes!
Fans hold nutrients for the buds.Hey guys!
Updating.. The larger plant continues to lose leaves due to yellowing.. but at least it looks healthy. I'm giving her Epsom salt and micronized calcium, along with a slightly stronger dose of nutrients... She doesn't have nuteburn so I think I'll keep it that way! The buds are developing well apparently! Will she survive well until the end of the cycle?
The other one, the smaller one, is great. Yesterday I defoliated a good part of the fans leaves inside, so that the light can enter better and circulate more wind! I think another week or two at most, I'll be watching the trichomes!
I let nature remove them.
Even yellow one have nutrients.
They also absorb the light energy.
Which also builds buds.
You can make it.
Stay safe
Bill284
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Hii guys! updating! day 82
the little one is ready for harvest!
the bigger one is a little behind, but im planning to chop both together in five days..
tthe bigger one is foxtailing like crazy.. to hot and close to the light, as i dont have more space to raise the lights...
the little one is ready for harvest!
the bigger one is a little behind, but im planning to chop both together in five days..
tthe bigger one is foxtailing like crazy.. to hot and close to the light, as i dont have more space to raise the lights...
Looks great but I'm not sure she is readyHii guys! updating! day 82
the little one is ready for harvest!
the bigger one is a little behind, but im planning to chop both together in five days..
tthe bigger one is foxtailing like crazy.. to hot and close to the light, as i dont have more space to raise the lights...
As a rule of thumb I don't harvest white pistils.
Wait until they turn red and crinkle in, then I start checking trics.
Great work my friend.
Stay safe
Bill284
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thanks Bill! yeah, probably two more weeks!Looks great but I'm not sure she is ready
As a rule of thumb I don't harvest white pistils.
Wait until they turn red and crinkle in, then I start checking trics.
Great work my friend.
Stay safe
Bill284
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Harvesting before all of the hairs have darkened and crinkled in means you're leaving some potential weight off your scales. If you can be patient with her she'll continue bulking up for you.
I would give the brown sugar leaves a gentle tug. If they pull out without resistance open up the nug there and inspect it.Hii guys! ive harvest the smaller plant!! 101 days.. the bigger one need more time!
Have some questions for u guys, should i worry aboutt those sugar leaves, tthey kinda odd
