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I noticed some brown spots on the leaves last week but they were very isolated and I put it down to transplant shock, but it seem to have spread some more. I think I may have messed up by feeding twice in a row. I have flushed it since then and am just monitoring.
From what I can tell the plants seem happier than last week. They are actively growing again but there are still quite a few brown spots that I am watching.
While they look healthy I haven't seen as much growth as I'd hoped. Will probably do a little lst to see if we can get get a bit more growth while still in veg.
Did some defoliation this week to get ready for flowering. Hopefully next week. Also had some advice that my spots could be from under feeding, which is the opposite to what I thought. I have increased to every alternate water now. Let's see how it goes.
Apart from extreme temperatures and humidity the plants have been thriving. Max in the tent was a sustained 32 with air conditioning, it's 80% humidity outside the tent and 65% inside though so it does help.
The buds are coming along wonderfully, they're starting to smell now too. Definitely more trichomes on the plant on the left but bigger looking buds on righty.
I didn't pay as much attention to defoliation during veg stage as I would have liked, instead I kind of picked leaves out here and there all through flowering. Should I have left it altogether after missing timing or as long as you don't cause too much stress it should be OK?
Defoliation in mid to late flower can be a bit stressing on the plant. I have done this in the past and one of them made a nanner or a male pollen sack.
It is hard to say if this was the sole reason for that or a combinations of many things.
A single leaf hear and their should not do much harm, plants normally get leaves eaten but bugs or plucked off by animals.
Good Luck!
They're really starting to fatten up now which is great. It's also looking more and more like the girl on the right was just late blooming but is headed in the same direction. The girl on the left is just covered in trichomes.
KaiserSouse
