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Going good so far. Wrapped them in a damp paper towel inside a plastic bag. Kept them in a dark closet for 3 days and transplanted them into the cup. These will be going outside when the weather permits. I'm thinking it'll be about 2 more weeks or so. So far so good!
Transplanted into 1 gallon pots today. Sprinkled in some dynomyco. Lookin good so far. Planning to top for first time this week after they adjust to their new surroundings.
I topped both of them yesterday at the 4th node. They handled it well
Well I was out of town for the last week and these plants boomed while I was away. I topped them both last night. Still not exactly sure what I'm going to do with them but I'll figure it out as I go.
Gave them another round of topping and tying down. I'm going to switch to flower at 64 tops I think. Not entirely sure what I'm doing but it's been a fun experiment! Also I'm going to transplant into 15 gallon pots today. I'm hoping to fill my whole 4x4 tent with these 2 plants.
Also as you can see in the photos, these 2 have spent all their time just outside the tent as there's no room for them. The tent should be cleared out in a week or 2. Can't wait to see how they do under the lights.
Well I topped them for the last time a few days ago. I think I rushed it though. I ended up cutting off a new growth on each plant. Either way they look good and I have switched to flower today. I'll be feeding them for the 1st time tomorrow. Fox farm ocean forest soil kept them growing well this whole time.
I stripped off the lower fan leaves and tied down the new tops. I'm going to set up the net tomorrow. I felt like I didn't give them enough recovery time since the last topping before switching to 12 hours of light so I switched it back after 2 days to 18 hours of light. I'll be switching back to flower in the next few days after they get fed. All seems to be going really good. Can't wait to see 64 colas!
Added the net and spread them out a bit. Still a pretty level canopy. Definitely doing some stretching still. I'm just letting them grow right now. No training or defoliation. Lookin good though!
All is growing well. The whitewidow is showing signs of mosaic virus but it doesn't appear to be slowing her down yet. I really hope it doesn't affect her. I'll be trimming some stuff below the net this week.
The blueberry is starting to smell great and looks really healthy. The whitewidow is showing signs of calcium deficiency so I increased the cal-mag. Hopefully this helps.
I switched from fox farm to Dr. Earth's dry flower girl. I added a quarter cup a few days ago and another 1/3 cup today.
Not sure if it's calcium deficiency anymore. I feed her 5x the suggested dose of cal-mag a few days ago and the problem is a little worse I think. The brown spots are spreading but only on the top leaves near the buds. No lower or shaded leaves are affected.
I agree with oreganoman to me looks like maybe manganese but I wouldn’t be adding 5x the dose if they don’t need it . An over load like that can hurt the plant from the other nutrients she needs
Feeding 5x anything to help your plants is the wrong solution. I suggest next feeding do a 30% runoff and test the ph&ppm of it. That is a good start to help you figure out the situation.
The rust spots are PH. You are doing a beautiful job with that lady! Calmag is acidic (at least the brand I use). Give her a few straight water feeding and get the EC and runoff Ph—- that will give you an idea of where she needs to be food wise…. Good luck! ✌️🏻💚🌿💨
Well the blueberry is still looking and smelling great. The buds are a little loose but I can't wait to try them after a cure.
The whitewidow has extremely dense and gooey buds. Although I probably jeopardized some growth from switching nutes mid run, this girl is looking pretty damn good. The brown spots have slowed their spread and I think they'll just be getting water with cal-mag until harvest now.
These 2 plants are getting close to chop time. They've had nothing but but cal-mag water for the last couple weeks. I definitely burned them by adding the dry amendments. Another grow and another lesson learned. The blueberry is covered in frost and smells great! The whitewidow is by far the most dense I've had a plant yet. I clipped the smallest branch of each to taste as I just couldn't wait lol. They're drying now. I'm thinking the rest will be coming down this weekend!
Well it's been a fun 4 months! I learned a ton over the course of this grow. The mainlining worked very well and I certainly see the advantages to this style of growing. It does take longer in veg but if you're looking for consistency or have limited height to witch the plant can grow, this style is for you.
This strain grew great the entire grow. I made the amateur mistake of switching from liquid nutes to organic dry amendments in flower but this plant handled it well. I had really no issues with this one. She smells amazing! The buds are not very dense but they are frost covered. I sampled some last week and was blown away by the effects. She certainly is a powerful plant. I can't wait to see what a slow dry and a proper cure does to these flowers. I will update a final weight and smoke report after a bit of curing. Thanks again Seedsman!!
Well as you can see from my diary, she started off strong and beautiful. Once I switched from fox farm nutes to dr earth dry amendments she went down hill. I consulted with an experienced friend of mine and determined that I burned her pretty bad. She never fully recovered from this amateur mistake. The flowers still looked great and frosted up more than I've ever seen. They are rock hard and sticky as it gets. I'm really looking forward to a slow dry and a proper cure before really judging her. I will update this diary after that. Thanks again seedsman!!
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