So I am pretty sure Gloria has some heat related fox tailing. I am a noob and thought fox tailing was the fan leaves taco-ing, praying upwards and curling some.... guess that's more of a frost rail?
Idk, point is I had the terminology wrong, and there is some stress on gloria's left side. Temps are staying 75 and below today, and I will try to dial in the environment so we don't loose potentcy, a side effect of the stress!
Anyway, not much I can do now!
Today marks day 65 of the 12 12 cycle
Humidity is 40 to 48%
Temps are 68 to 75° F so far today. (And that's with all 3 switches flipped on the vipar)
I fed the girls as follows today
AN Ph perfect grow micro bloom, 3-part plant food
5 ml grow
7 ml micro
10 ml bloom
4 ml liquid karma
10 ml TERPINATOR
1tbs molasses
TDS 720 added and 889 total (500 scale)
Okay on to some pictures
Our biggest floppers this grow
Tric shots for sheds old man eyes ..
And this is an example of a hereditary foxtail. This nuglettes hiding behind a fan leaf and is nowhere near any of the lights but as you can clearly see there are "spires" all over the plant not just on the cola tips, a good sign that the Lilly is simply genetically predisposed to the fox tail phenomena.
It's cool to know that plants that naturally form spires tend to be naturally higher in THC according to grow weed easy.
EDIT
I pressed send too soon. Oops! Happy Friday everyone! Hope you all are ready for a good relaxing weekend, you've earned it. And as always may your plants prosper and buds swell
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Dabber