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The plants are growing like weeds! I got a new 450W (200real) LED light last weekend so I installed it Saturday as soon as I could. I've left it on the VEG setting because the plants started showing burn signs after only 12 hours of the full strength BLOOM setting.
I've been gradually tucking and bending branches on Cookies every couple days to try and keep the plant from growing into the light too soon. I decided to try a LST experiment on the cheese by bending the top 2 inches over sideways. It had grown straight back upwards within 24 hours which I thought was amazing. Feeding schedule is starting to get stronger because I'm only watering once every 4 days and don't want them to get too hungry after the straight water feedings.
EDIT: I was chopping some leaves off the bottom of the plant and I think I've found thrips. Jumpy little monsters hiding out on the bottoms of the leaf. I would take a picture but my phone camera quality resembles that of a crayon drawing. How should I approach these little shits?
I'm confused about what seems to be growing at the bud sites of my auto feminized plant. The white hairs suggest female plant to me, but the bulky lobes almost look like sacs of some sort. Can anyone maybe help identify what my problem is?
I hope you get answers! (I'm too new to have any.) They look to me like they don't have a long time left to go though... what do the trichomes look like?
@ToadieK, I'm planning on chopping them in 12-14ish days. I managed to get a look at them last night through a little hand-scope and they're probably 50% cloudy and 50% clear so far. I held off on the water last night because they could use one more day of drying. Might give them half-strength food for the last supper tonight and then straight water from then on out.
Another site that I posted pictures to seems to think it is a nutrient problem rather than a heat problem but no one has given a solid answer on which nute seems to be the culprit. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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