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June 26th (day 21) - Doing well, seems to have recovered well from the topping and lst and is doing okay. The only concern is slightly burnt tips on some of the older leaves. Unsure of cause, possibly early nutes but unsure. Will monitor
June 27th (day 22) - bit more suspect nute burn so flushed her with 4x straight water. I will resume feeding in a few days if I get any signs indicating N def etc.
June 30th (day 25) - Scrog net. First pistols spotted. No further water since flush, no further burn...
30th... two beers later. Hacked her. Probably broke the tree world rule of thirds by a little. maybe 35/40% leaf area removal. She'll be reet. Installed drip irringation.
I wonder what the effect of topping so early will have? Week two is pretty unconventional, with most preferring 3-5 weeks. She seems pretty happy though. Hopefully this will give maximum uninterrupted ( minus of course the LST ) veg time now.
Too much N? Oldest leaves are affected generally although some younger leaves showed burnt tips. No obvious clawing. Temps have been somewhat lower lately around 25.
Fed twice @ 1ml/l of Biobizz fish mix.
Decided to flush with straight water just in case.
I am growing in biobizz lightmix using 1ml/l of biogrow and biobloom as recommended for autos. I have pretty hard water but unsure on PH, soil science says that soil/mycorrhizal associations buffer PH so it doesn't matter in soil and calcium should be available. Cal or Pot or ??
I tend to agree with Roberts, however, I have removed some leaves incase of septoria but I suspect my airflow, humidity etc is sufficient that septoria shouldn't be an issue.
Reading more into both P & K def I'm going to up my feed and see what happens, as per Roberts's suggestion.
Growinggrannie, If I wasn't so sure about my conditions (I was suffering with low humidity) appreciate your input and will certainly monitor the situation carefully.
I don't think this has anything to do with nutes or PH or anything of the kind.. the brown spots are indicative to me of septoria which is a fungal disease... This is an article on the disease and what you can/MIGHT be able to do for it... https://www.trifectanatural.com/problem-identifier/get-rid-of-septoria-leaf-spot/
Good luck...
Heyy, Thanks so much for running this diary :) really beautiful photos from day one! We're excited to see how your AK Autos flourishes Happy growing! :)
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