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For this grow I used Plug In Pros instead of the jiffy pods and it seems a lot easier to use. Do any of you have experience with both of these? If so, which one do you prefer?
The ladies grew fairly fast this week.
Lemon Punch A & D don't fit in the tent so they will be outside from now on.
Lemon Punch B & C will stay in the tent until they are finished with the Veg.
Lemon Punch E died.
Sweet Gelato is looking very healthy. I'm really looking forward to this one.
Stay tuned for more updates next Friday!
These have been progressing well. Because they are outside they got the same pest as the Ginger Punch Autos even though I have kept them far from eachother. But we found them early and did the first application of Neem oil and removed the pest manually with tweezers.
The only remaining Lemon Punch are B & C.
Lemon Punch B is much smaller than C but this is a trend with the cloth pots. All the plants that are in the white plastic pots grow much bigger and faster but also had more issues with pests. I'm sure it has to do with the pots ability to contain moisture.
Lemon Punch C is looking great.
Sweet Gelato is also looking super healthy.
Lemon Punch B: because they are outside and there has been a lot of wind the past days the roots were starting to get uncovered from the wind blowing soil out the pot. We have checked on her often and added soil to protect the roots when needed. She is still very small compared to Lemon Punch C, we are sure it is because of the fabric pot.
Lemon Punch C: she is growing very quickly. Because of the wind the leaves look a bit strange and the stem has been. We did some LST to give it some extra support and leave it more upright. Showing first hairs from bud sites.
Sweet Gelato: Also growing a lot and showing its first hairs from the bud sites. May have to do some LST to support it against the heavy winds.
The leaves on Lemon Punch C & Sweet Gelato have a very strange formation. They seem to have no real order and are pretty tiny. Is this due to the high winds or what can it be?
Lemon Punch B: there was a lot of wind this week and she needed a bit of support so we used some wire to keep her more upright and support her from the heavy winds.
Lemon Punch C: leaves a showing signs of deficiency. Could be boron. The heat and lack of humidity recently could be the cause.
Sweet Gelato: also showing signs of some kind of deficiency like the Lemon Punch C
Crispy leaves that are taco-ing says heat stress to me. Possibly another issue as well, but I'd try giving them a cooler enviro, possibly with less light and see if things improve.
Hi there, yours don't look like deficiency to me. But It is always good to check both of your pH in/out and ppm(EC) in/out. They are suffering from heat stress that's for sure and possible wind burn which can cause those dried and crispy leaves.Happy growing... 👌
DroDeluxe
