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Had some issues early on. When I prepared my pots, I filled with Happy Frog, took a scoop out of the center and filled that hole with a seed starter mix. I watered the area where I was placing the seed. Seeds came up and we're looking good. Then I noticed they weren't doing much and in fact one, Samsquanch, was looking kinda droopy. I posted pics which some said I was over watering. Which I admit the soil did look rather moist. The problem was that the seed starter mix was only getting water on the top 1/8th inch. I poked a finger in and underneath was bone dry. I may have panicked a bit... I uprooted the little babies gently and had to massage water into the seed starter mix. Replanted. Sprayed with Foop Mist. Added Bloom 1,2 and Sweetener to their feeding schedule.
It's not really a matter of how much TIME you give her... her head will start coming up automatically trying to get to the light. At some point, the bend that you've given it now will be permanent and you can re-use the material you used. What you want to try to do with any LST is open up the lower bud sites so they become large colas in and of themselves.
Your grow is looking really, really good and you've done a nice job on the LST... you should be VERY pleased when you get to harvest! Keep up the good work!
Been a week since she started undergoing LST. It was my 1st time. It was a good learning experience. There are some things I will do differently with my other plant but that said I'm still very pleased.
Day 39. I realized that I was blasting plants with too much light as of the last few days. Made the switch to bloom nutes. Any ideas what's going on here. I want to fix this before it becomes a real problem.
hey there Joint Operation. the good news is that you did the right thing. That's calmag deficiency from too much light, and if you've already reduced the light cycle / intensity you've treated the root cause of the problem . Plants need more calmag with a lot of light , it's that simple. Add more calmag if you're nervous, but the problem should have already stopped spreading and the plants already started to recover. Just be aware of this going forward, if you blast them again, up the calmag, make a spray with calmag, that sort of thing. Hope this helps ! 🚀
TheJointOperation
