2 weeks more to change cycle. Lower canopies should grow more in those weeks. Thats why i am doing lst
23.09.2022 gave them only water with 6,3 PH. and had %10 runoff from each other.
23.09.2022 I added an other 100w samsung lm281b+ quantum board with 660nm red. Will add 240w quantum board after flowering time.
23.09.2022 Had a very light defolation. Took 2 leaves from top which shade buds. She seem happy.
24.09.2022 she seem okay, growing.
25.09.2022 transplanted her into final pot 25lt. 40% soil 40% coco %20 perlite. Watered her with half those 1.5lt/5ml grow A-B. Her leaves looking down. Think it happened cuz of transplanting and stressted a bit. Also took 6 M-L size leaves which making shade on buds.
26.09.2022 She is out of transplant stress and seem fine! I think she will be in bloom in 10 days..
I will transplant them to 7lt pot in few days. I have soil, coco and perlite. How much percent should i mix them ? Or should i choose soil-perlite or coco-perlite ?
Also i want to get avarage 100gram from her! I can buy nutrients when she needs. show me the way of white rabbit!
I usually do a 1to 1 ratio. I would add earth worm castings to the soil too. Also look up coot's living soil. He has a recipe and it's water only fully organic. I'm currently using that in my Bruce banner grow. Her name is budsy Holly if you like to check out how the soil is affecting the grow.
If your going coco and perlite it’s 70% coco 30% perlite.
I grow only with coco and perlite and i find its easier to work with.
Example: if you have lockout it’s easy to flush and fix the issue.
As stated from someone else coco you will need to add nutes after transplanted as well you will need cal mag through out your grow..
Soil / Perlite / Coir : I mix @ 70/10/20
Too much coir will retain water a bit too long IME. Opening you up to all sorts of nasty rot down term. My 2 cents.
Look up some nutrient schedules on line and copy some basics; they'll have tables of what you'll need. Adjust to your needs as you go. I use FoxFarm liquid concentrates with great success.
Good luck!
Nute burn always starts on the tips of the leaves and this is pretty much a textbook example.
In your previous question it was in early stages and now it's getting worse. Just give her plain water to dilute the nutrients in the soil.
When you let it dry the nutrient concentration gets higher.
For example... If you put 5ml per liter and your plant drinks 500ml water and 100ml evaporates and your plant only ate 1ml food 9in the 5 days you didn't water), you now have 4ml food in 400ml water.
This is why the dose is low when feeding small plants. They don't eat as fast, so if you feed too much, the plant will burn by the time you need to water again.
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