Hello Diary.
The third week of flowering is behind me, Sweet Skunk is starting to smell stronger, quietly more and more covering the flowers that are more and more concrete.
As seen in the photos, on Sweet Skunk # 1 the leaves turn yellowish with the appearance of brown spots. What is she missing?
These symptoms are not present in another plant but are in their roommate Blue Cheese. After taking the photo, I removed the most affected leaves.
This week they have grown only a few inches which means they have reached their maximum height. All three plants on the Farm are approximate in height which is a good thing.
Watering is standard, approximately every four days.
Hereβs what it looked like last week.
21/01/2022 - Day 38
Watering. This time I added both tablets, Easy Bloom Booster and Easy Plus, p.H I dropped to 6.4
Temp / Humidity on the farm - 24.1 degrees and 38% humidity.
24/01/2022 - Day 41.
Watering. This time I just adjusted the p.H to 6.3 and watered all three plants on the Farm evenly with 6 liters of water.
Temp / Humidity on the farm - 24.3 degrees and 37% humidity.
25/01/2022 - Day 42.
Photography. After the photo shoot, I removed the more affected yellow leaves.
Sweet Skunk Auto # 1 - 51 cm
Sweet Skunk Auto # 2 - 41 cm
I hope that these changes in the leaves will not affect the flowers and the end of flowering too much. See you soon.
@ButterfliesLittleFarm your plant has used up all of the available Nitrogen so it is now cannibalising the leaves
to get what it needs .
Despite the misinformation on the Internet your plants DO require nitrogen throughout the entire growing cycle
Again, so refreshing to see your great photos; I might have to rethink using my iPhone, focussing alone is a nightmare with young plants.
All the best with your little Lady & happy growing!
Some plant eat more than othere I think a good bloom fertilizer is all you need flush to reset root bio mass might not be a bad idea but for most part they look great