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Аt the very beginning of the week, I transplanted all three plants into RQS 19L pots. Made last planned topping of 'Critical' and defoliated some old leaves (1st-3rd floor).
My girlies immediately began to noticeably grow.
Yesterday, I gave them full dose of TA fertilisers for the first time.
During this week my 'Royal Gorilla' showed its gender and genetic mutations on a few leaves. It's not a tragedy, but I wonder, why it is so.
I think about laying some expanded clay on a top of the bags to prewent moisture loss. And a SCROG to make LST easier.
Hello, my grower friend!
My plants stands on a 12/12 light cycle above four weeks already.
Two of them has a good groups of stigmas, one - hasn't yet.
You can see it in my diary photos.
I fed them with a pre-flowering set all this time.
Should I start 'flowering' feed already?
You can change the food. Since you also have normal soil in the pot, this can also temporarily store the fertilizer. The difference between the individual types of fertilizer is only the composition of NPK, Grow has more N, Bloom puts more emphasis on P and K. In the transitional period, the fertilizers mix anyway and the plant then takes what it needs.
Double check or even triple check that mold. Inspect the stem on any black or Grey stuff. It spreads so easily u should be on the look out untill harvest now. Be paranoid about it 😂 I had the same 2 years ago and im still mad about it haha
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