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I had some autos that I sprouted and cultivated until my Photos were ready for transplant and going under Week#1 nutrients. I had a some deficiencies that all cleared out with the calmag and some Micro
Switching them over to flowering light cycle and bloom nutrients . I wish they were all closer in size.. the GG#4 is dominating growth space. But the Strawberry cough is still in slow motion and I can't get rid of deficiency its showing in leaves, starting to think it's genetic and I don't care anymore and it fits well in back corner. The GDP is doing well and looks good. Agent orange is catching up to the rest and is very short and compact with multiple nodes crammed in together. Looking for to flowering stretch and will figure out how to get the trellis netting in there
Very happy with this week's growth and pistil production on all plants. The GG4 & GDP are stretching well and staying sturdy. The SBC is coming along well but is definitely the slow paced plant, even with nutrient/water consumption. The AO which is the lone auto is doing well I just wish I had known and switched nutrients earlier.
My only concern is the high runoff coming from AO @2400 and SBC @3350 mainly the others are at 1800. Even though they are taking everything I feed them well... I feel only water is needed until next week.
Should I be concerned with the decrease in terpene smell. My plants look well and still producing new growth... the sweet strong aroma has decreased since flushing has begun. All plants soil ppm levels are 300-500ppm. Is this normal?
If you are using synthetic nutrients you need to flush. Especially with advanced nutrients unless you are using their organic line you need to flush.
And it's flushing and finishing up. As it dries that's when you'll get your real smell out of it.
I notice that too. Sometimes smells are stronger and sometimes its really sticky and then it's not as sticky.
Once you finish her off she'll be grand.
And ye. That's OK. I've had higher readings and just give it a water a few hours before you harvest to prolong the drying time.
As cool as you can get it and hang dry it whole.
Most places at this time of year you'll be lucky to have a space in 20C so as low as you can get it but try not to dry in 25c or above.
Good luck.
BackyardB
