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Purple Punch - Window Sill Grow

BobTheGrower

878

4y ago

Soil

Custom

Perlite

Custom

Outdoor

Room Type

15 L

Pot Size

Nutrients 1

TA pH- 0.2 mll

BobTheGrower Im starting this grow very early in the season for my climate so cold temperatures will definitely be a challenge. Would have been better if i started a month later but i was inpatient to start growing so we will see how this goes.

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Used method

Paper Towel

Germination Method

6 cm

8 hrs

18 °C

6.5

No Smell

60 %

12 °C

15 L

Nutrients 1

TA pH- 0.2 mll

BobTheGrower It's best not to transplant autoflowers, but i didn't have soil so i planted it in a cup first. Hope it doesn't stunt her too much. Still keeping her indoors by a window because of the low temperatures

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8 cm

8 hrs

18 °C

6.5

No Smell

60 %

12 °C

15 L

Nutrients 2

TA pH- 0.2 mll

Bio-Grow 2 mll

BobTheGrower You can see the transplant shocked her a bit, but the weather was also cloudy so that probably also had an inpact.

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12 cm

8 hrs

18 °C

6.5

Weak

60 %

12 °C

15 L

Nutrients 3

TA pH- 0.2 mll

Bio-Grow 2 mll

Bio-Bloom 1 mll

BobTheGrower Still keeping her inside at night because the temperature is too low.

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15 cm

8 hrs

18 °C

6.5

Weak

60 %

12 °C

15 L

Nutrients 3

TA pH- 0.2 mll

Bio-Grow 2 mll

Bio-Bloom 1 mll

BobTheGrower She is starting to stretch.

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27 cm

8 hrs

18 °C

6.5

Normal

60 %

12 °C

15 L

Nutrients 4

TA pH- 0.2 mll

Bio-Grow 2 mll

Bio-Bloom 2 mll

BobTheGrower She nearly doubled in hight. Day 41 - I suspect the weird clawing is nitrogen toxicity.

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Grow Questions

BobTheGrowerstarted grow question 4y ago

I suspect that it's caused by nitrogen toxicity, what do you think?

Solved

Leaves. Curl down

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HighRoller909answered grow question 4y ago

yes,nitrogen toxicity.i am very familiar with this kind of leaves.happens when I abuse some nutrients that have good amounts of N.especially during stretch.some strains,not all.and not all the leaves,only the leaves on the tallest branch. very weird clawing indeed but I found out it was N overload. that leaf won't recover but no problem if you cut off N or reduce a little bit

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