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Good luck with your grow mate!💪💪
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Coco Coir
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15 L
Pot Size
1 L
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Finally getting hairs, although I rushed straight to next notes, and its slowed
Finally getting hairs, although I rushed straight to next notes, and its slowed
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Week 7
Flowering
45
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16 hrs
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Well finally getting hairs on her, im hopeing buds come soon, shes had hairs for 5 days now, not much growth since, as I changed to flower nutes straight away in excitement to realise its bad idea, flushed and put growth back in to see if kicks her in the ass to change abit, I know I've not done great with this one, its my first time, ive learnt alot, main thing been, DONT REPOT A AUTO PLANT, ive done to all mine and cost myself growth time, which in return is the buds its gonna make as.well, so really not sure what to expect if anything from this, but I know better for next time.
Thankyou to anyone who replies and gives me advice, for some reason I can't always reply to your answers, not sure why, if its my phone or just not possible through the website page?
Will update as and when from here with the girls ive got, forbidden fruit, gelato cake and a Mexican airlines, (already knackered that one)
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Bigdjm88started grow question 3 years ago
I'm completely new to this, ill be placing the plant in my garden, UK weather, and back in house on wet days and nights, amy advice towards doing this please
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Setup. Strain - Autoflowering
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GanjaReaperanswered grow question 3 years ago
Hey Bigdjm88,
''Plant them in my garden'' do you mean you will put her in the full ground or just with the pot in your garden?
If you have a colder climate with alot of rain i would not advice to but them outside 24/7.
When the temperature is at least 18 degrees you can, below 15 will be a dissaster.
If you can, put her outside everyday when its not raining with at least 18+ degrees and take her inside when it gets colder or rain.
Let her get used to the sun carefully by starting put her in shade places for hours and slowly move her into the sun,
after doing this a few times your plant can stay in the sun whenever you please it.
I have done this myself a lot of times when growing outside instead of inside. Even now i put them inside at night :P
Mine will stay outside pernement in a week or 1-2.
Goodluck growing :)
Bigdjm88started grow question 2 years ago
I have noticed the top 2 leaves are slightly curling backwards, instead of happy in and up, ive looked online and it could be a couple of things...
Nitrogen?
Temperature?
Over watering?
Whats your thoughts please?
Its under a 600w led with fan at the minute, it was in the sun
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Leaves. Curl down
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Robertsanswered grow question 2 years ago
Do not let the coco dry out. Ph should be 5.8 in and 5.8 out in run off in vegging. 6.2 in flowering.
Coco stays wet. But not sitting in run off. I grow in coco daily. You can not over water unless you leave it under steady stream in coco. Ph is extremely important in coco and proper nutrition for stages.
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GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
You've looked it up and you found all the possible answers to your question! Now, you can figure out which one (or which combination) is the RIGHT answer if you really try and if you know your plant.
I would say, first of all, that being 6" away from their light source is a bit of a clue... back them off to about 18-24"!!
I don't think it's nitrogen... all of the leaves would be reacting and the plant doesn't look, in general, like it's getting too much of that nutrient.
Temperature can be a result of being too close to the light source... but if you don't have a fan going, that would help.
Now comes overwatering (but you DID miss underwatering as a possible answer)... are you letting the pot dry out sufficiently between waterings/nutes? Do you lift the pot to see how light it is before giving it something or are you on a rigid schedule "Oh, it's watering day, I MUST water the plant" kind of thing... Do the former, not the latter...
If you know the possible answers (and you do), and you know what you've been doing to your plant and the conditions it's living in (and you do), you can figure it all out! Trust yourself!!
Good luck...
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love_2_growcommentedweek 03 years ago
Happy Growing, Buddy! 🌱🌱🌱
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Bigdjm88commentedweek 03 years ago
Cheers all for the replys, I plan on keeping her in the pot throughout, but placing in the garden as and when I can, dry days and warm days, I am avoiding bulbs due to work schedule and been away from home, I know there's timers and things but I'm keeping low key as possible so if the inevitable happened im not a fully fledged grower but someone trying to save money 😉 doubt it makes a difference in the eyes of the law. Ill keep updating the diary as the grow goes, I have also cracked a gelato cake, what i got free, will start a 2nd diary for that.
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medicinalcommentedweek 52 years ago
Does the substrate have any organic matter or is it just coco coir? BioBizz nutrients like grow, bloom etc need microbial life(which coco coir doesn't have) in order to be broken down. Otherwise the nutrients won't get absorbed by the plant. I too made the exact same mistake of using BioBizz Grow and Heaven in pure coco coir and had extremely slow growth with nitrogen deficiency in the lower leaves.
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Bigdjm88commented2 years ago
@medicinal,cheers for your reply, I have since messes it up again, but learning from it and keeping it going to see what the outcome of my mistakes are, im popping a new seed next couple of days n this is gonna be my project, ive learnt a lot already, so will put it all to good use, I want to see trees 🌳 😆 🤣 as well al do, ive got some coco with perlite in it for my next one, would you suggest this as been better for it?
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medicinalcommented2 years ago
@Bigdjm88, Rinsing out Coco with plain water is not a good idea, it messes up coco's Cation Exchange Capacity. Well at this point, if the growth has stopped then there is not much to lose. If I were you I would either transplant into soil and keep using Biobizz(it works wonders in soil) or I would get Coco specific mineral nutrients.
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Bigdjm88commented2 years ago
@medicinal,it is just coco, and I do think nitrogen is the problem as well, ive rinsed it out now back on track but it does seem to have stopped growing 😆 🤣 i hope not
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JamesBarrecommentedweek 102 years ago
Très beau travail 👍👌
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Hootchmancommentedweek 42 years ago
Good Luck and Happy Growing 👍
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Drgreen13commentedweek 22 years ago
Looking healthy.
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DreamITcommentedweek 03 years ago
Enjoy growth mate 🤘🦄
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