She's still doing very well. I lifted her pot up and put the grate underneath for drainage when i flush her this week. She does have a slight burn on her tips, which is another reason to flush her with some sledgehammer. Her smell is developing more by the day, now giving off a light citrus scent with more of an earthy/woody scent. The bottom of the tent is now lifted about an inch higher than the soil in her pot.
flushed her on D67. Her starting runoff ppm was 1300, which is probably higher than it actually is since her runoff tray wasn't clean starting out. Finished her runoff at 450 ppm after 21 gallons of water mixed with FF sledgehammer. Since starting ppm of flushing solution is 410, I think her soil is as nute-less as it can be.
D68. I had to tie a few branches of hers up. . She's starting to put on weight, and her side branches are leaning down, left, and right. Her side branches have side branches that are so heavy that shes leaning HARD. Happy i added the tomato cage. Plus the chicken wire is great for tying to. I can't imagine the harvest this girl is going to bring. I'm so happy and excited lol
Dude, I just got 8 beans of WCOG and I'm going to be starting my 1st grow come September. I hope I get through a complete grow let alone a monster plant like that. I let you know.
that's exciting! you'll no doubt be able to grow her without any issues. the only thing she seems to be prone to is light burn. lmk if you ever have any questions! I'll do my best!
thanks! it's probably the 7 gal pot and Coco/Perlite mix that's made her so big. bigger girls take longer tho, so 5 normal sized plants can get an even larger yield in less time. I'm probably running 5 gal fabric airpots next time. you're doing a great job too! feel free to ask any questions, I'll do my best lol
she officially outgrew the tent at day 47. the light is too close to her now, burning the leaves in the center. I'm switching up the light cycle to give more darkness and dropping the plant a few inches closer to the ground in hopes of helping her out. lawdy!