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Transplanted to smart pots this week. The growth was almost instantaneous. The roots looked very white and healthy. Also switched to mostly coco and perlite mix with a little bit of soil chucked in.
Heaps of growth once again. I’m wanting to clone these guys soon. Topped them again and they recovered within days. Running out of space in my tent so maybe just a few more weeks veg.
Several cuttings were taken from this plant during the week. A day or so after this, I noticed that the leaves on one branch were slowly being seemingly eaten back. However,there are no pests in sight and the cuts do look like caterpillar bites.
Several cuttings were taken from this plant during the week. A day or so after this, I noticed that the leaves on one branch were slowly being seemingly eaten back. However,there are no pests in sight and the cuts do look like caterpillar bites. Refer to photos from week 5
Funny I was thinking what Micha said... or maybe a camel poked his head through your window, I hear they can be real pests ;)
My guess was when you were taken the cuttings you FIMed the top of 1 of your branches as well or nipped it with the scissors or hand. Doesn’t look like cataplillar bite marks and they would have also moved around the leaf not just the tip.
God bud was getting a little squashed in the grow tent so I decided it was time to flip. The stretch has begun and there seems to be no problems as of yet.
Huge stretch. This thing doubled in size and has become massive beast. Expecting more growth to come. A wee bit inconvenient considering others in that tent are trained and much lowercase to the ground.
Wish this big bugger didn’t stretch so much. Trying to find stands left right and centre to give more height to the other, non-giant, plants in the room. So far I’m notched. ot wildly impressed with the number of bud sites.
Heresay
