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After two weeks of flowering, these girls are growing up fast. After switching to 12/12 they were hitting almost an inch a day!
(The parents were half this height at harvest, so something must be working)
Checked the soil and found roots in every corner of the planters. The hay is really helping to keep the moisture in.
Canopy is really thick with minimum amount of light reaching the soil. I’m tempted to do defoliation/lollipopping before “20-days”.
Does topping “fast growing” colas during flowering (for light purposes) help or hinder flower dev and/or harvest?
Or should I sacrifice tallest ones to possible bleaching?
Canopy was level before flower, but a few colas took off, creating uneven SoG (6" diff)
hi!
do not top them! i use to rise the shortest ones putting some bricks under the pots. that's the easiest way for me to have a leveled canopy.
cheers!
What do you think is the leaf issue?
Open to second opinions.
Most everything stayed the same, except:
> increased water: 2L to 3L per 7 gal of soil
> introduced a bloom booster
> increased volume of worm castings, molasses, mycrobes and ethylene to the tea
Nope the plant its not deficiency but its excess.I can tell form very thic leaves and dark green color also when there are too much nutrients tips of the leaves get burned and if you keep feeding the burnt will extend to the entire leave.Just fulsh with some water and keep just normal watering without nutes.At least for twho weeks
İnstead of topping, just supercrop (hst) the tallest branches as they are not fully into flowering.search on web but its basically crushing inner muscles of the stem and bendin it hard and you shoul tie it to keep that position.top of the branch should be looking downwards and only inner muscles need to crack.minor surface cracks are not that important but try to keep the stem in one piece. Topping is extremely risky for 2nd week of flower,plant needs time to push energy to remaining tops,no need to do it.supercrop/hst is the way to go
@HighRoller909, I supercropped them a week before flower, but a few main colas are out pacing the rest. I have raised the lights to compensate, but that just gives less intense light to the rest. In a few days I need to do some defoliation clean up, so I will try and tame those unruly taller colas. Thanks for the feedback.
+1 strain
ILL#77 - Strawberry Mango Crumble
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