RQS - Painkiller XL

Well, something strange has happened to Painkiller XL... Since the last snip - it has gone bright green..! Nuclear green, in fact! No idea what this is about, at all. I've consulted the chart and read a little about "lime green", but it says only, "too little nutrients" and "watering issues". Well, it is not too little nutrients - the plant is growing in some mulch with some nutrients already in there (slow release) and it is not watering, over or under - everything is just right. The colour is that of the new growth on the privet bushes, and that of the plants in the garden - it is almost as yellow as the leaves of the big Acer. But eh well. It is still growing, and that is the main thing! I am hoping that it will sort itself out as the leaves age, as it does look like the bright green of new growth and I was very early with the split and defoliation. This probably explains why it is so little - Danceworld has taken over as the largest grower - I think that Painkiller is related to Danceworld (I think Dancehall 20 x "CBD high plant"), but the leaf shape is very different to this. Much more stubby, more indica than the long sativa-shaped leaf of the Dancehall plants. We will see! I won't be splitting it into eight - four is fine for the space it is in..! I've put some pebbles over the soil, which I'll remove next week - this is to help the moisture stay around the top, and also so I can spot any gnats wandering on the surface..! Ready to splat those little buggers..! The infestation is over, and only a few remain. I will keep them under control! D: // I'm going to have to ask about this, I think, but I reckon it is simply that it is the colour of the new growth, and it will resolve over the next few weeks - before, the plant was a lush, dark green, and now it is looking as if it is pumped full of a particular nutrient, or missing some. I cannot think what it is, as I do not have the information - the pH is fine - around 6.5. I am not watering to run-off, as the plant is so small still, so there is no way to test this without over-watering it. I'll put up the charts that I use, too. They are from internet sites dedicated to growing cannabis. Actually... looking at the "before" photos - it is a bright green back then! I think that it is just that the plant is a brighter colour than the others and that there is nothing to worry about, since it is growing and looking healthy! The yellow tips are most def some over-feeding... But other than that, it's fine, I reckon! :D Well, healthy other than the nuclear green glow!!! :D haha // OK! so - Painkiller XL is: Respect 13 x Juanita la Lagrimosa (75% sativa, 25% indica - 9%THC, high CBD) So, this explains the bright green! It's the Juanita in it that is why it is so bright! haha, I thought it was a problem like Zinc deficiency! This also explains why it is so quick to grow..! I will def keep this one with only 4 mains..! I think I will construct a little grow tip for it and train the mains into a particular shape, since it is a high sativa plant. // The colour has sorted itself out - but the canopy is getting thick! I could easily cut this one for another split, for 8, but... I don't want it getting too wide, unlike the autos about which that was fine... I won't have space for all four of them in the little space, as I planned..! I've also put some other seeds in the pots, like alfalfa and chickweed and chamomile and mint, and a few marigolds... I just wanted them to have friends since they've been together for so long and the autos are gonna go in the next month or so, before I flip the switch for 12hrs! :D Hopefully I can keep them under control - I wasn't expecting this, tbh... the other diaries and things - this isn't how they went :/ Hurmmmm........ hodor.