By continuing to use the website or clicking Accept you consent to our cookies and personal data policy and confirm that you are at least 18 year old. For details please see Privacy Policy and Terms
Contest seeds germination has started
The Sprout is breaching the soil
Full established seedling and looking strong
Used method
Directly In Substrate
Germination Method
1
Week 1. Vegetation
Actions
Share
6 cm
18 hrs
28 °C
6.6
400 PPM
45 %
18 °C
22 °C
15 °C
1 L
0 L
60 cm
Comments 1
Coming along very nicely looking forward to seeing what these can do.
2
Week 2. Vegetation
Actions
Share
12 cm
18 hrs
28 °C
6.6
400 PPM
45 %
18 °C
22 °C
18 °C
1 L
0 L
50 cm
Comments 1
She is growing well and really enjoying the new tent and fans
3
Week 3. Vegetation
Actions
Share
15 cm
18 hrs
26 °C
6.6
900 PPM
55 %
18 °C
22 °C
18 °C
20 L
0 L
60 cm
Comments 1
Moved the girls into there final pots fingers crossed they like the supersoil
Today I have decided to Name this plant Oscar after my 3 legged cat that sadly passed away last night R.I.P dear friend
Used techniques
Potted up
Technique
4
Week 4. Flowering
Actions
Share
30 cm
18 hrs
26 °C
6.6
900 PPM
55 %
18 °C
22 °C
18 °C
20 L
0 L
60 cm
Nutrients 1
Compost tea 100 mll
Comments 1
Flower has started still looking strange but they are new strains for me so fingers crosses
5
Week 5. Flowering
Actions
Share
34 cm
18 hrs
26 °C
6.6
900 PPM
55 %
18 °C
22 °C
18 °C
20 L
0 L
23.62 cm
Comments 1
Coming along nicely stopped the feedings as the soil is more than enough
Eben einer überwässerung wäre die großen Fächerblätter im unteren Bereich als erstes betroffen und würden herabhängen🤔
Ich würde da eher eine leichte überfütterung vermuten.
Leider hast du keine Angaben zu Düngerart und Menge im Tagebuch, aber die gelben Blattspitzen ,sowie eingerollten Blätter sind für mich ein Indiz dafür.
Es scheint ihr keine großen Probleme zu bereiten, ich würde die nächsten Tage jedoch mit der halben Dosis Dünger weitermachen✌️
Falls du mineralisch düngst , den EC Wert vom Abfluss im Auge halten und natürlich mit ausreichend Abfluss gießen
She is looking very happy the stretch seems to have stopped
7
Week 7. Flowering
Actions
Share
40 cm
18 hrs
22 °C
6.6
Strong
1000 PPM
50 %
14 °C
18 °C
14 °C
20 L
1 L
30 cm
Comments 1
She seems to have just stopped this week not sure why
Thanks for the advice guys the pics where taken at 15x so you can imagine how small they are I have moved her to the green house for lower temp and less light to see what they are if they are nannas i will crop and qwiso if not I will let her be a mutant
I think she is re-vegging as the as I moved her a little closer to the heat bulb last week the new growth seems to be more branches and bud sacks as there are tiny tiny hairs on them and there in the hundreds now
ATTENTION: anybody looking at my diary to see if you should try this strain. The answer is yes BUT be aware as its 30% rudalis it prefers a lower temp and light cycle. The pictures of what I thought was hermmi was actually the rudalis growth pattern it develops flowers fattens then goes back to growing new tiny branches (look like nannas or pollen sacks) then a few days later these turn into flower sites and goes mad brilliant to see new growth styles 10/10
you need closer inspection.. those colors can throw you off at times.
poke it with a toothpick or soemthing (gently and no need to test them all if they are clearly the saem thing.. just 1 will do).. if it's a coiled up pistil, no worries. if it's more substantitve you could be growing a sac or nanner. pretty hard to be certain from the images.
e.g. From the vantage of 2nd picture just looks like pistil coloration. the other 2 images are tough to see clearly what it is.
You may find it is easier to discern with normal lighting and turn the grow light off during inspection... if not terribly inconvenient.. at the least turn your grow light down if it has a dimmer.
Sooooo after the panic the other day thinking she had hermied turns out its just being wierd. Is this early fox tailing ? Also I removed her from the tent and placed her in a green house. Should i leave her be or put her back in the 18/6 tent?
Well it's an auto buddy.
So, we don't control the veg. And it wouldn't go from flipping itself to undoing so.
She will ripen up and come together better.
As for your worries early on. Just a weird mutation..as autos control themselves with ruderails, some times you can get funny looking mutos like you have picked up.
She does have way too much N in flowering though. So, lay off that if you can. And another 2-3wks and she'll be fine.
Nah, won't hurt any moving from tent to GH. Even with a big temp dif, or lighting, it's an auto. Atm. I'm juggling 8 autos and have then on a 36-12. So, timing for autos not really an issue pal.
Good luck.
She had a very strange stage of re-veg considering she was in with the amnesia and that thriving.
Noticed the strain in 30% rudalis so moved it to the outside greenhouse now she is thriving turns out she likes less light and heat
You can try some H2O2 as a soil drench if you think it's root rot ... mix a 1:1 ratio of 3% H2O2 with water and soak the soil... it will help aerate the soil and kill off any fungus that may be lurking around the roots. Not entirely certain it will help if you've got stem/bud rot starting up in the stem but it certainly won't hurt your plant. Next grow, add a lot more perlite to aerate the soil and get better drainage....
Good luck!
Soooo after worrying about the browning stem I figured I would look at a bud from the bottom of the plant to see how long of i was to keep it going and I found this (image) that looks ripe to me this is the lowest bud at 60x
You need to see at least 20% amber to pull. You still have clear trichs, which makes the medicine kinda speedy. If you want relaxed, wait for amber to appear.
