Honey Cream / Chocolate Haze (RQS) - Suggestions Welcome

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Honey cream
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Chocolate haze 👈 👉 honey cream


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Fenderbender said:
That looks like a lot of new growth.. they finally getting out of the blocks?
What's the RH? and light intensity? as I'm wondering if the veiny look is the leaves protecting the veins from drying.
What are those branch benders you're using?
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I guess the soil got enough plain water to clear the toxicity

I feel something is off about my lights
The ac infinity evo8

The RH is around 60, I guess the the ribby look is because I lower the lights to the min for 10-15 mins to switch the ac off and air the room

The same result is possible with a paper clip and a toothpick:
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Fenderbender said:
Wait what?
Why?
You got such a big light and tent.. and they just started growing again.
Is you without weed? :yummy:
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Hopefully one day I will be able to boast that the last time I ran out was a shockingly long time ago, currently it’s been a few years, but no, I just got bored and I’m pretty much the only user of my grows (mind you five in total :) )
 
Fenderbender said:
Yeah plants keep growing for more than a month after flip, it's just that it slows down a lot after the initial spurt.
The plants really went from hmm that's a bit odd why you so stubby to looking fantastic. And the budding start also looks promising.
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It’s all in what you feed fender my dear 😜
Sorry it had to be said!
But to summarize all the errors with this grow:

- over compacting the soil
- proper light adjustment
- with pre-charged soil, don’t feed until you need to
- taking indoor plants outdoors, even if the environmental parameters are identical, the sun will heat up the pot to a temperature the roots won’t like
- another weird thing I did and haven’t discussed, I prepared the soil for the final transplant, by hydrating with a feed! They really didn’t like that.

Otherwise, so far so good:

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Fenderbender said:
I will never in my life buy that comical line of nutes!!

Yeah feeding precharged is a nono.. don't pamper the seedlings, gotta lead them with a stick... the promise of more always on the way.
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“I will never in my life buy that comical line of nutes!!” ROFL 🤣 👏👏👏
 
After the unnecessary tanning job above
Honey cream woke up with powdery mildew 😑
Thankfully it was caught early on
And the leaves that had it were removed
Will update you tomorrow
 
So not bad not good!
There was nothing visible
But as I started trimming, I hit a spore (couldn’t see exactly where it came from)
That gave off a puff of white powder,
It happened twice throughout the trim
I blew off the areas that were effected,
I left more fan leaves than I would’ve, in case ..
And I finally sprayed a light mist of water with 5% ACV. hoping for the best!

Honey cream (the one affected)
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Chocolate haze was ready for watering,
I decided to wait until tomorrow, my logic being that when I do let them dry out a bit, it overall leads to a good result during veg, is that logic applicable to the plant during flower?

Chocolate haze
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