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1st day: Floating on Brita filtered water in a glass
2nd day: Paper towel soaked in Brita filteres water
3rd day: 2 peat pellets soaked in starter soak after 2mm of reticle
First 3 weeks after germination they were inside small cardboard pots. They didn't grow enough during that time and they were showing stagnation.
I moved them onto 12 litres fabric pots, using Canna terra profesional. Just added filtered water until week 4 and they've being growing really fast from that.
I am using a 1/4 from the Bayron Bay Gold stage 2 recommendation, and RO/DI water.
First time feeding plants with that water, and so far they are doing really well.
1 plant is showing flowering signs and the other one is apparently still vegging
My autoflowers are 6 weeks old and showing flowering signs.
Can I increase the number of light hours from 17hrs to 20/22/24hrs?
Does it cause light stress and can trigger vegetation or make it hermaphrodite?
Auto flowers don't care, you can change the light cycle every day. Randomly expose them to light to check on them or show a buddy. It is recommended to give them at least 4h of uninterrupted darkness. Lights out is recovery time and helps a plant grow big fat juicy buds.
Happy Growing.
2 plants showing different results. One has been flowering for 1 week and the other one looks stagnating. The one flowering is 38cms tall and new growth on top looks yellow and leaves on the bottom are stained. The other one has bigger stains at the bottom. Don't know the deficiency. Watering with 1ml Byron Bay Gold stage 2 per litre of RODI water. Am I missing calmag? Water ph?
Could you spot the deficiency?
Calmag? Light burn from droplets of water?
6weeksThis auto Critical FastBuds has been growing slow and now is showing stagnation signs, and her sister is now flowering and looks much better, but lower leaves looks the same on both.
looks like heat/light stress. leaves being bleached. serrated edges curling up. Hard to see but new growth is most likely twisted leaves sagging down. raise your light by 2" and you should see improvement. the leaves sagging could also be from lack of water.
Lower leaves turning yellow and showing different spots of different colours. Top leaves are light green.
Watering with RODI water and 1ml/lt Byron Bay Gold
Please help me to find the problem and solutions
Light burn?
Cal/mag/Cooper/iron deficiency?
Mold?
Low pH?
All together?
First pic looks like light/heat stress with minor nuturent burn, but the burn looks like it was from the week prior. keep an eye on new growth tips if they keep burning then you are feeding to much. Humidity is a little high so she might not be transpiring correctly. Second pic looks like a lack of cal mag. check your
ph and make sure its within range. if it looks correct the I would say all some cal-mag nect feeding.
The ladies are growing, but today I noticed the lower leaves are showing some bad symptoms that I can't identify.
I have had mold before, so I don't want it happening again that's why I am using Micro kill by Nefarious.
Plants started looking worst on the second day of week 7. I decided to test the pH and ppm from the run off and I noticed it was 5.5 and 600ppm. So I fix the pH from the soil until the run off was 6.2 and ppm about 250.
Looks better compared to the last 2 weeks after I fixed the pH, but now the plant is yellowing. Any ideas? The pH from the runoff says 6.2, and the 3in1 soil pH tester shows 7. Light is as higher as posible, about 40cms away from the top of the plants, humidity is beeing controlled and temperature has been lower. Last feeding was 5l of RODI water and Byron Bay Gold 2ml/l, pH was 7.2, looking forward to keep increasing the soil that was too acid. Calmag deficiency alike symptoms stopped, but now many leaves are turning yellow.
This week I decided to keep with normal feeding because the smaller leaves were looking healthy. Old big fan leaves yellowing, had to trim about 10% from each plant to avoid mould.
Always dealing with humidity. It's 95% outside, but I'll get it to drop to 60% inside the tent, it sacrifices the temperature, always between 27 and 30
@TerrazasBrew, Just hit me up if you have any other questions. I used to grow with bottle nutrients for quite some time before switching to dry amendments.
Yes @Hydro_Hiebs, THANKS. I think you help me to discover another mistake. I jumped from veg to floral nutrients on week 4. It was probably too early. First timer rush, the pH from the runoff by then was too low (5) and there was little signs of flowering. I used RODI water for flushing and Rhizotonic to increase the pH. I will follow instructions. I'm still confused with the EC readings and conversions, but the ppm from the flush water was 70 and the pH 7/8. I flushed until the runoff shows 6.2 and 200ppm. THANKS A LOT
@TerrazasBrew, I also just saw on your diaries that you have already flushed once. What was your EC and NPK ratio of the solution you used to flush your medium?
Hey there, Thanks so much for running a diary of our genetics 🙌 Let us know if you need any assistance, we’re more than happy to help. Happy Growing !!! 🌱☘️🌴🍀🌿🌳
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