Oh, and nice looking plant!
Buck5050
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This is (c99xHicock Haze) getting ready for the chop. I snuck in before lights on and boom! More color for the hempy thread.
The purple/bronzing usually indicates advancing phosphorus deficiency.
I'm diving back into the Hempy pool
Lots of pheno hunting starting at the end of the month
Fun Fun Fun
Lots of pheno hunting starting at the end of the month
Fun Fun Fun
Lazarus13
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Got side tracked and forgot to post pics...
All that messy underskirt stuff in the closet is cleaned up. Theyre gonna be small cuz i monstercropped small clones and vegged em for like 2 weeks.
All that messy underskirt stuff in the closet is cleaned up. Theyre gonna be small cuz i monstercropped small clones and vegged em for like 2 weeks.
Buck5050
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As a deficiency can cause coloring and spotting on the leaves. I believe the cooler temperatures during the last couple weeks of this plants life is why they are that purple. With the temperatures in a more normal range I have seen orange and red come out towards the end.
Lazarus13
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They are absolutely beautiful! I want a plant that does that. I know its aesthetic but damn its purty.
What’s interesting to me is the pattern of leaf change.
Usually, deficiencies of mobile elements like N, P, K, and Mg results in leaf change that typically starts with the lowest, oldest leaves and progresses upward.
In this case, there’s plenty of green below the middle to upper leaves that are turning.
Cooler temps would definitely cause some purpling also, as phosphorus is slower to absorb then.
Usually, deficiencies of mobile elements like N, P, K, and Mg results in leaf change that typically starts with the lowest, oldest leaves and progresses upward.
In this case, there’s plenty of green below the middle to upper leaves that are turning.
Cooler temps would definitely cause some purpling also, as phosphorus is slower to absorb then.
Sctanley007
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Roots hit the water already which was really really fast. I just flipped the lights to 12/12 so she’s going to be a CKS Black Indica clone rooted and right into flower hempy style.
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Glad to see I'm not the only one doing old school hempy.
Looking good BTW
seekingwordsofwisdom
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So yet again I have another question for you guys, how exactly do you all go about watering seedlings in hempy's? I started a few seeds a few weeks back and believe I may have drowned them. They'd been above ground for a few days when I gave them all a shot glass of water. Checked back a little later and several had fallen over and the next day more had met the same fate. I had more seeds and got those soaking and planted last Monday. All but 3 broke ground Thursday and since then I've been petrified to give them more than a good squirt from the spray bottle. I know that it'll take a bit before the tap roots hit the reservoir so until then do I just continue misting several times a day or is there a trick to water seedlings? Thanks for taking the time, I so appreciate having a place I can ask questions!
Try not to water too close to the stem. If you go around the outside of the leaves, the water will get to the roots.
Visualize intersecting cones under the surface..
seekingwordsofwisdom
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Thanks Felipe! Okay, so should i water carefully until the reservoir is full again?Try not to water too close to the stem. If you go around the outside of the leaves, the water will get to the roots.
Ganjagrowergu
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I start seeds in their final container and water daily... i like to take my little wm spray bottle and saturate around the seed until I get the guts to just dump the nute solution in there. 1000 ways to skin it, the cat that is...
Yes. Many ways to skin a cat.
And I would like to try a few. Thats why I like reading what everyone is doing.
DrDoob
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What’s your growing medium? It should be very hard to drown plants in perlite as long as it drains properly. You sure your holes aren’t clogged?
Ganjagrowergu
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I run aquarium gravel with a recycled coco/perl/verm cap. Maxibloom only. I recycle both the coco and the gravel by baking at 350°F for a couple of hours. Very simple, inexpensive, and reasonably effective way to grow. I feed everything full strength (1tsp/gallon) until 7-10 days before chop.