homerjgangiacommentedweek 03y ago
Good luck with your grow mate!💪💪
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Biscotti Pie- Raw Genetics /P2 of 5
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Biscotti pie, Raw Genetics
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KINGBRITE HLG 550 Light Emitting Diodes/480W
KINGBRITE HLG 550
Tent
3x3 Vertor (Veg)
3x3 Vertor (Veg)
Perlite
Custom
Soil
Custom
Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 6
Topping
weeks 6
Defoliation
weeks 6
19 L
Pot Size
G
Germination3y ago
420BuddyBunny420 Light cycle 20 hours on 4 hours off.
Seed to dirt 05/19/22.
started directly in 5 gallon fabric pot.
Sprout popped on 05/25/22.
Biscotti Pie (BP) has been faster to grow and than the NL. Much greener as well.
No nutrients given in first 17 days. Just plain sink water that had ph up added so that it was around 6.4-7.
Today is day 17 since being planted. (05/19/22-06/05/22)
Lineage: Biscotti x Georgia Pie
Raw Genetics
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Directly In Substrate
Germination Method
2
Week 2. Vegetation3y ago
3.51 cm
24 hrs
27 °C
6.5
60 %
19 L
420BuddyBunny420 On week two of growth Biscotti Pie has surpassed Northern Lights.
Biscotti Pie has had only PH water up to this point.
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Week 6. Vegetation3y ago
33.02 cm
20 hrs
26 °C
6.5
60 %
19 L
420BuddyBunny420 Up through 2 week 6 let's look at this really quick. Topped June 19th.
Dealing with excessive droop as tho it's thirsty. Came to the conclusion the pot is likely peatmoss heavy and may be pushing water away. Started bottom watering with yucca extract a wetting agent. That seems to have helped.
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Technique
Topping
Technique
Defoliation
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love_2_growcommentedweek 03y ago
Happy Growing, Buddy! 🌱🌱🌱
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DreamITcommentedweek 23y ago
Enjoy growth mate 🍀👋🦄
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spydercommentedweek 23y ago
good luck with the grow.... enjoy.
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Earthling37commentedweek 63y ago
This is not a peatmoss issue, peatmoss absorbs alot of water when it gets to soaking in it.
This is overwatering and/or incorrect pH.
I bet that if you stop watering for 3 days and keep the VPD in check then it will stop drooping.
Check my latest diary for a VPD chart.
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