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We're astonished how fast and how big these plants are growing . The plants have completed four weeks of vegetation and we had to change the photoperiod to 12-12, otherwise they will grow bigger than our tent can handle (they've surpassed half the height of the tent already). As we changed the photoperiod, in the next week we'll start to feed them with Connoisseur Bloom (Part A and B). In the past week we started removing some leaves from the bottom that looked unhealthy and weren't getting enough light, to give more energy to the rest of the plant.
These plants have great genetics (from RQS). After pruning the top branch (topping) of Royal Cookies (RC), the two new branches grew very fast (it's very surprising how resilient these plants are). The other plants (Pineapple Kush and Northern Light - no topping) are approximately the same size as the RC. The other one (Special Queen) has grown a little but is still very small, and we were very sad that we couldn't extend the veg phase for her. But it is growing in a very different pattern from the others, its branches are splitting (see last two pics).
Humidity: 45-65%
Temperature: 22-26 ºC
We started feeding the plants 10 days ago. Some leave tips started to turn yellow, we think is due nutrient burn. We decided to water them without ferts for once, to flush out the excess nutrients. Is it a good approach? Could it be from light stress? (See pic for reference)
Yes, of course this is a good approach if you think you've got a minor nute burn... and I would say it was a VERY minor nute problem - probably nothing I would have worried about but what you did was perfectly appropriate and won't harm anything. It's definitely NOT light stress... you would see the tops of the leaves being burned, not just the tips.
The grow is doing very well but I might suggest you think about adding some calmag once a week ... Very, very nice looking grow!
Hello mates, one of my plants bent its branches due to lack of water (I wasn't at home for a few days), and three of them has broken, even partially RIPPED. I put a tape so it can recover from the damage. Should I worry about this? She looks fine after a day (straighten up).
Solange die Zweige nicht vollständig gebrochen sind, stehen die Chancen eigentlich recht gut, dass sie sich erholt.
Zumal sie ja mittlerweile einen besseren Gesamteindruck macht, wie du sagst 😄
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Limon Blanco V3
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