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Starting these Cannarado Hot Tamales. This is the third time I’ll be running these. These two were the best out of a few clones from a mother plant. Hot tamales REALLY stretch, or they have the last few times but they press into some great rosin so I’m keeping it around a couple more to see if I can get a boost in yield.
Wondering if:
-The light is too strong on these lil gals
-I put them in a larger pot too early. They were in smaller pots before this.
-Nutes are ok. I’m adding some GH extras to my classic trio. I’m looking to boost that taste and yield but am timid and not convinced throwing more in will help. Lighting, lighting lighting!
Hi there, I want to say be patient.After four to five weeks into vegetative stage, they will be grown like normal cannabis plants.Good luck and happy growing... ✌️
Letting these little ladies adjust to the large pots and to not being babied clones anymore. As soon as I added the nutrients in my watering this week they just exploded and the leaves look so much healthier they’re really getting going.
I’m going to top soon and then do some LST work.
Any tips? Suggestions? I am open to them! Hope you’re enjoying.
Topped these ladies and did some LST to get some more coverage for a SCROG in the future. They’re looking good!
The cloth pots aren’t draining a ton. I think it could be because they’re small plants in relation to the pots they are in. I’m hoping this issue gets fixed over time as my ladies starting sipping more of their nutes.
These babies really popped this week! They saw a lot of growth, though their leaves have never really gone to five points…
I’m experiencing some PH issues when it comes to output. One week ago, I noticed after watering at 6.4, the PH out of the runoff water was 4.7 in left plant and 5.2 right plant. Is that ok? I was concerned! I added a bit of hydrated lime to my watering. The runoff of the most recent water was higher, around 5.4 for left plant and about the same on the right. What should I watch for going forward? Was the hydrated lime a good idea?
I’m experiencing some PH issues when it comes to output. One week ago, I noticed after watering at 6.4, the PH out of the runoff water was 4.7 in left plant and 5.2 right plant. Is that ok? I was concerned! I added a bit of hydrated lime to my watering. The runoff of the most rec
Hello fellow grower,
If you are using bottled nutrients your pH of your medium should range between 5.5 and 6.2.
If you're an organic grower like myself your pH of your soil should range between 6.0 and 7.0 to get proper uptake of nutrients. It is ideal to have it at 6.5.
Not sure the reason of why you're medium or soil is so low maybe try calibrating your pH pen. Whenever I pH my water I allow 10 minutes to settle in after mixing before I test the waters pH.
You may want to water your plants with a pH of 6.5 - 6.8 until you have about 25% runoff each watering until the runoff is within correct pH range.
If using bottled nutrients use a slightly diluted mixture to do this process.
Hope this was helpful and happy growing!! ✌️
The growth is real! These ladies really like to stretch to the light and reach their arms to the sky. I had a pretty busy week but I will take better photos for the next entry
They’re getting going! The stretch is over (phew they tend to get long but remained shorter than the last two times) and they’re stacking nicely. Really looking forward to seeing how they continue to grow.
I am having an issue with a possible deficiency but it came so quickly. Does anyone know what this is? My growth seemed slow before and I noticed the leaf tips turning. Now they’re crinkling up and dying…
Looks a lot like heat stress to me. But since I see drooping on your other plant I guess you underwater a little. The combination of heat and low humidity is catastrophical. Happens real fast. Had the same issue. Raise your lamps . Find ways to optimize ventilation and humidity. (Fiddle with the fan and add humidity by adding wet fibres)
Dude those leaves look really bad, it could be bud rot. Try removing one of the leaves and see if it comes off super easily at the stem. If it does then the bud is likely rotten and ull have to cut it open to confirm. If bud is rotten harvest ASAP and toss all rotten buds, u cant smoke that it's toxic.
Are you certain your temps are staying below 75?( Got that from your diary).
My last grow looked exactly like this at the end of flowering die to heat stress. My temps were in the 90's, as soon as I fixed my airflow issue there were no more curling leaves.
It can get really dense in there and the fatter the flowers the more heat will stay trapped in the tent.
Mystummyhurt
