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Out of the 4 seeds I only had one successful taproot. One seed cracked but didn’t further progress. Last two seeds did nothing. I planted cracked seed in single pot long tap root in single pot and then two nothing seeds together in third pot.
Out of the 4 seeds only the gnarly taproot made it successfully. It is growing visually more and more everyday and soon I will investigate other two seeds that didn’t germinate and make this a one plant operation.
Growing denser this week and darkening a little. Literally just fed her nutes for the first time today. It called for 1ml per liter but being an auto I opted to start with .5 ml or micro grow and bloom with 1 liter of water
I’m not totally sure so I’ll need some feedback but I believe we are starting to flower!! What do you think? Also I’m noticing dry yellow leaf tops mainly near lower branches is this a cal mag issue?
Been a crazy journey so far. Growing like a really skinny Christmas tree and being an auto and my first I did no training whatsoever. I think the skinny nature is due to genetics or simply that I think my water was at around 7 ph for the first couple weeks due to not having a digital ph meter. Still trying to figure it out but with only one of the four seeds popping I’m wondering if it could be genetics. Either way another plant I have from a bag from my guy is looking beautiful. So either genetics or the ph are the only factors I can think of. From the looks of things the harvest is going to be laughable but it is definitely a learning experience.
So I have a couple questions about flower. I’m currently in week 4 of flower and I know it varies from strain to strain but generally what should I be looking for to know when it’s flush time? (2 weeks before cutting)
Flush it the last 2 weeks before harvest. You can also micro dose molasses in the water you will be using to flush because it can potentially encourage beneficial microbes for healthier soil and more efficient nutrient intake. The genetics will be whatever its supposed to be in the end so just don't try to rush the process.
It depends on what you want really. If you want trichomes mostly amber wait to flush until you see amber on the sugar leaves. If you want mostly cloudy start flushing when you see that they are grown, what I mean by grown is tall and defined with the mushroomy head on the top but all clear. Hope that makes sense good luck
Ganjawiththewind
