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hi there mycrene , good to see you again. Basically it's enough light but the problem is the environment. growth rate is determined by the relationship between temperature and humidity, and in the begining especially you need more humidity. So for you the best is to make a "humidity dome", try with a plastic glass or bottle. it will increase the humidity and you will see quite a big change in the growth rate. Hope this helps ! 🚀
Begginner. 1st grow ever.
Growing went great, I did the transplantation into a 15l tex pot, everything went good, she continue to grow nicely.
But I did a big mistake, I added BIOBIZZ BIO GROW every day during 7 days (3ml/L) , instead of 1/week.............it is so stupid mistake, I had too much informations from the internet and I got confused, but thanks then I realised it, so 4 days ago I started to clean the plant by adding only water,
always waiting 24hrs before to use the water, I will do this next 2 weeks, is it right ?
So now, there is small white-beige dots on the leaves, they appeared before to transplant the plant, so it is probably because I added too much biobizz grow nutrients, and almost burned it, but I hope she will recover soon, if you have any infos or advice about it I would be glad.
Thanks folks!
Hi Myrcene,
List all your nutrients and its easiere to see which one will work together the best.
Normally people say you should follow the nutrients schedule from biobizz, with half dosages as introduction.
https://www.biobizz.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Nutrient-Schedule-EN-2020.pdf
Critical Orange Punch Fem.
Beginner Grower, 1st grow.
White dots on leaves, probably too much Biobizz grow nutrients, I added 1/day a bit of biow grow with water (3ml/L) instead of 1/week, big mistake..
I feed the plant now with only water, how to recover from it ?
thank you
Have you looked UNDER the leaf? This looks like you might have the beginning of a pest problem... it has nothing to do with nutrients ... look for the bugs! And then get the appropriate stuff that will kill them.
Good luck!
It looks like you're on the right path, you could add a smaller thread and pull down the top most part of your lady to redirect the hormones to the lower portion of the plant. I would suggest following the outside of your pot and gently LST it in a circular fashion. Be careful though, as your lady grows and stretches you could end up snapping what's tied down. Additionally, be careful when you move it or alter it the tension of your line will likely increase with time and you may unintentionally graze it with your hand and accidently super crop. Hope this helps.
typically I like to remove leaves a few at a time, inside pointing leaves are removed first to allow for better airflow and light to penetrate the canopy. doing a few at a time does not stress out the plant like a full defoliation does. Remember less is more. and the more leaves you remove the slower the plant will grow. personally your plant looks good I wouldnt take any leaves off of it.
16.7 2nd DEFOLIATION
1st day of new nutrients on 17.7 : top max, activera, algamic, to reboost the plants after all the recent stress from defoliation and thrips damages.
Its been a month since 05.09 the flowering stage almost not evolved. why could be the reason ? (3ml BLOOM / 3ml TOP MAX EVERY WEEK) + 12H of sunlight + 3h of Red Light + 9h Dark. (Temp 24-26 / Humidity 37-50)
Thanks for help.
My guess is that the extra 3hours of light is keeping it in a stretch-like phase. Outside, plants start flowering in August if you are in the Northern hemisphere. But, we don't hit natural 12/12 until the fall solstice. That's because of the plant's phytochrome. They are cells that tell the plant when the days are getting longer or shorter. Cannabis reacts o days getting shorter and once it notices a decrease in light per day, it starts flowering.
Your extra light is probably throwing it off. Just shut off that light pollution and it should hopefully start fattening up.
I hope this helps.
Have you checked the trichomes? The buds may not be as fat as you would like them to be but that doesn't mean she isn't ready to chop. You can zoom in with your camera on the buds as close as you can get and then zoom the photo that results... you'll be able to see the trichomes at that point and if some of them have turned amber, you're ready to chop... and I'd bet you are ready! Especially after all this time in flower!
Next grow, add some extra P and K to your flowering feed - that will help fatten them up!
Good luck!
Myrcene
