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11-25 I had planted 2 Granddaddy purple seeds that had been soaking in water, one for 72 hours that had no taproot, and another that had been soaking in a glass of water for 24 hours that had a 1/2" taproot. I planted both in the same spot thinking the one with no taproot would not sprout. I was wrong they both sprouted which left me with 2 sprout growing within a cm of each other.
Above is a video of me actually digging out the sprout and a pic of the plant 24 hours after transplant. Looks like she will survive as well as the other.
Looking pretty rough. Watered it 11/26 and it dried out very quickly dried another watering on 11/29 AM. Pic is from 11/29 PM. will see how things go but looks like her condition is deteriorating.
Looks like she may recover. Any products you guys recommend applying to the root ball for healthier roots during transplanting that work particularly well? Feel free to send or guide me to comparison diaries. Will just sit back and see what this girl has to offer.
Was unable to accurately measure ph of solution with big bloom due to the discoloration of the water, got a new digital ph meter to more accurately read at full strength. Hopeful for more vigorous growth! They are drinking a lot more.
@Mikeinthekeys,lo siento me gustaría ayudarte nonbrame o citame cuando empieces tu diario no te desanimes pon fotos de la etiqueta o composición de tus nutrientes te haré varias preguntas si confías en mí tendrás buenos resultados
Un saludo amigo y mucha fuerza 💪
Much løve 💚
@Noxe7,thanks for telling me, too bad you didn’t see this sooner. I am actually through with this grow. I will be posting this grow along with my others this weekend. Where I messed up was flushing then not immediately feeding. I flushed them let the soil dry which took almost 3 days, by then the whole plant was looking yellow. I tried feeding, but not with cal mag but it was too late.
After my last grow that I was certain was going to fail, I realized that these plants can come back from a lot of stress and other deficiencies. Not to deter you from using that calmag but from my past experiences when I added calmag before a deficiency popped up I had major issues. When I dropped the calmag and gave plain ph water for a week they bounced back and then I started using nutrients again and now they're monsters. Now I only add calmag if I start to notice brown spots on my leaves.
@Mikeinthekeys,
From what I've experienced sometimes there is just no stopping the brown spots. On my current grow one out of my 4 plants had some spots and it was fed the exact same nutrients with the exact same tap water and I couldn't figure out how to fix it so I just cut off the affected leaves and havent noticed anymore spots
@@@Costanza, thanks, sure enough I came home today to a few brown spots on one of the leaves on another plant I used this cal mag on, which wasn’t showing any deficiencies. I’ll hold off on it. Thanks George 😂
Best wishes on the road to HARVEST GrowMie💯💯💯🏆🏆
I use myco..or myrco something like that from element nutrient it's on amazon also i think it work amazing as far as root development and strengthen stems also.. Check it out first see if it for you... Good luck GrowMie
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