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Week 12
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2 years ago
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Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommentedweek 122 years ago
Yes indeed she is 😁
Dinka11
Dinka11commentedweek 33 years ago
Lack of sun has really slowed it down. The next week is supposed to be bright to hopefully some progress this week
Dinka11
Dinka11commented3 years ago
@Gorillagardener, I had just put 3 in the grow bags yesterday, the rest can go in the soil then! many thanks for the info.
Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommented3 years ago
@Dinka11,be careful with the grow bag, last year I grew 30 autos, I'd only just discovered them and couldn't quite believe that plants could be ready so quickly, anyway, as I grew so many of them I experimented with different growing mediums, my conclusions were that most of them didn't like a rich compost such as a grow bag or a compost with slow release fertiliser in it such as osmocote, 1 of the northern lights was close to being burnt to death with nitrogen toxicity with all the classic symptoms, leafs looking like claws and a very dark blue green colour, apart from that they were very easy to grow, with all the things that people on this site were saying like not to top them etc was all garbage, the best results I got outside was by topping the plants at the 4 or 5 internode those plants got me 40 or so grams per plant, the ones I allowed to do their own thing was on average 14 grams less per plant, good luck 😁
Dinka11
Dinka11commented3 years ago
@Gorillagardener, I've started putting them outside a few hours a day. Hopefully they'll be outside full time this weekend. Have grow bags to transplant them to
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Dinka11
Dinka11commentedweek 03 years ago
These were germinated on 4th of May btw
Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommentedweek 132 years ago
I don't see any nutrient burn going on here, plant looks healthy, how long has it been flowering? My experience is breeders best guess plus 1 week
Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommented2 years ago
@Dinka11,hey sorry for the late reply, this site seems to have stopped sending me notifications 🤔anyway your doing a good job won't be long before you're enjoying the fruits of your labours
Dinka11
Dinka11commented2 years ago
Wasn't nutrient burn, actually the opposite. Upped the tomato food doses
Dinka11
Dinka11commented2 years ago
Ah ok, I thought it was. That's good then. Flowering for 4/5 weeks maybe. I just looked it up, ready after 8 or 9 weeks.
Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommentedweek 172 years ago
Lovely looking plants, keep an eye on them, of its going to rain for any length of time put them undercover if you can
Dinka11
Dinka11commented2 years ago
@Gorillagardener, ok I'll try,thanks, don't think it'll rain much for the next few days, I'll try and get a cover in the meantime
Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommentedweek 142 years ago
Big fan leaves generally start to look like that at this of flowering not too much to worry about really, the rot on the other hand, cut it off immediately and check the rest of the plant carefully, apart from that, she's looking sweet
Dinka11
Dinka11commented2 years ago
@Gorillagardener, ok great thanks so much!
Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommentedweek 82 years ago
The first pic looks lovely, if remove all the vegetation from underneath give her as much space as possible, the plants underneath will transpire (move water through systems, this will increase the humidity around your little lady, you don't really want that to happen
Dinka11
Dinka11commented2 years ago
@Gorillagardener, will do when I can. Appreciate the advice as always
Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommentedweek 122 years ago
Yes indeed she is 😁
love_2_grow
love_2_growcommentedweek 13 years ago
Happy Growing, Buddy! 🌱🌱🌱
Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommentedweek 182 years ago
They are just about done, if you haven't already cut them down it's time to get them drying, same for me with the weather it's rained here almost every day for the last 2 weeks, oh joy I dread to think what my plants look like
Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommented2 years ago
@Dinka11,the last time I seen my plants I'd forgotten my phone to take pictures but I was picking off bits of rot! 😕Since then it's just rained almost all the time and the humidity has been in the 90's I'm going to try and see them this morning before I start work, enjoy your holiday, I'm also off on holiday in the next week if it ever stops raining
Dinka11
Dinka11commented2 years ago
@Gorillagardener, have it drying nearly a week now. I'll post up the weight in a few weeks. I'm off on a holiday in the meantime. I hope yours are going well I'm always checking for updates
Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommentedweek 102 years ago
Looks good, your little lady is flowering well, feeding autos proved to be tricky, some of them dealt with it well, others not so good, this years window grow I fed nothing at all as it always looked on the verge of nitrogen overload (a blue green look to the leaves, so essentially it was growing in a low feed compost and managed to grow well enough)havi g said that I'd consider a half strength high potash feed to see how that goes (tomorite or somethingike that) on the slugs, if your lady is in a pot the copper tape you can buy works really well, it gives the slugs or snails an electric shock so they will not cross it, happy days
Dinka11
Dinka11commented2 years ago
@Gorillagardener, yes for that reason I was afraid to give fertiliser. I have some tomato food I'll try some today. Ok thanks I'll try the copper tape too. Thanks again for the advice.
Gorillagardener
Gorillagardenercommentedweek 53 years ago
Plants are looking nice e out in the sun, re the autos for outside in our climate, on the sensi seeds site you can select for a cool.climate (just in case you didn't know this) last year I didn't know this and wasted a lot of time growing plants that grew happily until they started to flower and as they started to look and smell nice simply rotted in the wonderfully wet Welsh summer
Dinka11
Dinka11commented3 years ago
I thought early skunk would be a good choice(the blackberry cake was a free seed) . Hopefully the second one bounces back. Just have to stay trying to keep slugs away. I've 3 other seeds germinated from real gorilla seeds.