Dutch Passion Think Different grow diary (journal) week9 by burrr

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burrrcommentedweek 96 years ago

@GrowBeforeHoe, Thank you for your reply. I couldn't dare to do that. Now I am trying to resume the bud growing process with nutrients, but with no hope :(

burrrcommentedweek 66 years ago

Thanks for the replies.

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OutForRealcommented6 years ago

@burrr,You' welcome 😜

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JUNGLE_B4RNScommentedweek 76 years ago

No doubt, it’s definitely nootz burns. Follow a Feed Water Water Water Feed schedule and everything shall be fine.

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GrowBeforeHoecommentedweek 96 years ago

Transplanting autos is always difficult ... hopefully your plant survive that kind of stress. Try to avoid touching the roots at all. So good luck and if your lucky your plant recovers from the stress! Keep growing!

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burrrcommented6 years ago

@Mrs_Larimar, Thank you for your kind comment :) You are right, at least she is alive and a lesson for me.

Mrs_Larimarcommented6 years ago

@burrr,well, never expected that, she is a resiliant girl. for all the Problems she had not looking tooooo bad. Well she is pale, and got scars but she grows and flows...

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burrrcommented6 years ago

@GrowBeforeHoe, Thank you for your reply. I couldn't dare to do that. Now I am trying to resume the bud growing process with nutrients, but with no hope :(

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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 96 years ago

The solution is very easy. you said the balance of the soil is broken, give her a good prefertilised soil and you got the balance. the damaged leaves of the excess wont heal but your plant will look much better in fresh soil

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Mrs_Larimarcommented6 years ago

@burrr,yes transplant into new soil

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burrrcommented6 years ago

@Larimar, Hi, thanks for your reply. I've added 2 cm of new soil at height on the old soil and watered. If you mean to transplant her inside a whole new soil, I am a newbie :) so I may not handle that job and I may kill her.

OutForRealcommentedweek 66 years ago

Hi @burrr, ! I can see that your ph is too high at 6.8 , you should low it around 6.26.5 because it is the average ph range. Ph plays a important role in nutrients absorption so take care of it. Your nutrients amount is good for that stage and not too high : 1ml/L with all mix (2 with light mix). Your temps are also too high as 34° in front of a glass window cause some magnifying effect. The bio grow is still the good nutrient at that stage but as soon as you get your first pistils you can switch to bloom but yoi should try to mix both bloom an grow in the transition week like 50%G/50%B then 25%G/75%B ! I hope it will help you

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burrrcommented6 years ago

@OutForReal, I think I have to buy a kind of a ph controller. This is the most acidic water on sale in the neighborhood.

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Stickcommentedweek 66 years ago

Hi! Plant was overfed in the past weeks, AllMix is extremely rich with a high EC, adding nutrients was not necessary in the veg stage. Now as an emergency move I’d try to flush the medium for at least 4-6 days and see how it goes. You may have created a salt buildup, so don’t feed until the plant shows pre-signs of a deficiency. I also recommend to grab an EC-meter, this will allow you to measure your waterings and the runoff, you’ll have more reliable informations about what’s going on. Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊

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burrrcommented6 years ago

@Stick, I thougt it was a nutrient defiency, because I cooked the soil. Probably I missed that, heat killed the organisms but uncovered the elements . So I flushed.

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Scrolockcommentedweek 116 years ago

Hi, your plant looks amazing, how often do you give nutrients to her? I am using noname nutrients, i mixed 30ML nutrients with 1L clean water and i give 200mL nutrients to my plant every 15 days. Also the next day after giving the plant nutrients, i am watering with clean water. Do you have any suggestion?

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