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Didnt take long to break the surface! I can already tell these babes are going to grow nice and beautiful. Spent day 1 finishing up the tent and listening to The Roots it was a good day.
Was going good then all of a sudden one of the plants started spotting and leaves are curling and drying from the tips in. Transplanted to larger fabric pot because I didn't notice there wasn't a drain hole on the bottom of that one plant could it be water logged? Soil was still very wet compared to the other two pots also root system didn't seem as developed as the other two.gave them a low dose of fox farm feeding
Any idea what I might have done wrong on the sick mothman maybe nutrient lock or overwatered? It was the only plant without drainage hole and stayed pretty soaked as I was out of town for 3 days. Any advice is appreciated!
There could be many reason why you have the above problem. Please see below website and check all the leaves reason why this is happening and see which one could be yours
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Transplanted and did a little trim flushed the soil and let them dry going to top later this week and continue feeding mostly water and cal mag. First sign of some lady parts on the shortest one and it's only like 6 inches tall crazy!
Mothman #1 bounced back from being water logged. These mothman are growing beautifully and all three are starting to flower already. Will have to up ph soon. Feeding nuts only once a week and a cal/mag water feeding once a week they seem happy and I'm happy!
Recently flushed soil and checked PH everything is fine and plant seem to be doing great but getting weird yellow spotting on tips of leaves and some on leaves mostly new leaves and on only 2 plants any idea what this could be?
You're inspecting your plants just a little too closely here... as Organoman said, no plant will ever have 100% perfect leaves... and I can barely tell the issue that you've taken a photo of! Relax! This is really fairly typical for plants in flower... if it gets a whole lot worse and is happening all over the plant, they you have an issue... right now, you have no worries!
Good luck!
Growth seemed to slow gave a full feeding of nutrients and they seemed to love it other wise not showing any signs of stress or deficiencies as I can tell guna let them dry out a little more then usual and keep to feeding nutrient everyother watering.
Could the plants on the left and right be photo periods? All three same age and strain but one seem to be an auto and developing nugs and color already the other just keep veging? This strains is still under development just wondering if switching to 12/12 would help or hurt
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The changes of the plants being photoperiod is there and its very low. I don't think you would see that one two of the same plants from a single seedpack but who knows.
I think if you let them go a little bit longer it should be ok, Autos are not known for having the most stable genetics in the industry. sometimes they just grow different then there sisters/brothers and that's from poor breeding or a few select phenotype of the strain. There are other things that can shock an auto inot early flower as well like to many nutrients, transplanting or other root zone disturbances. Given the amount of mixing that's happening with autos I have seen them take 7+ weeks to go into flower, buddies of mine had one for 9 weeks then it switched into flower. It was a fast buds mexican airlines kinda nuts it took so long but it did switch on its own under 18/6.
That being said I would not switch to 12/12 and leave it as is.
Best Of Luck!
Been a minute but these beauties keep getting bigger and bigger the bigger two are finally budding up nice and big the smaller one is short and chunky and showing beautiful purple all over. I'm running out of light I definitly will be topping these in the future being my first auto I wanted to see them grow pretty natural but damn they are huge! I'm running out of room to raise my lights going to have to figure something out soon I'll try and keep up to date now that the holiday is over.
Whew hard to keep up with this and daily life but here's an update plants outgrew my lights and also having some sort ot defiance ita been hard to tell the cause could be cold soil Temps or obviously lights to close or inconsistent watering other plant is doing great having a few rust spots on top leaves but smells great looks beautiful and close to done most Trichomes are cloudy but not much amber yet
Harvested at week 11, 12, and 13.
Two phenos grew almost 5 ft tall and one small but very productive and purple pheno. Smell is amazing on smaller plant other two I had ph problems toward the end because I couldn't raise them out of run off water.
Good luck with the grow! And check out my grow journal, I did a mothman as well - harvested in October. It was vigorous, an outdoor grow. I topped it at the 3rd node which slowed it down for a week or so, then it kept thriving. It seems to be pretty resilient/resistant against pests and mold. Mine got to about 2 feet. Cheers
@@Chunga, thanks man so far so good first time growing an auto and I came across your page and a few other on social media and decided to give it a run and I'm in love already the growth is insane I'm letting it go naturally but they are getting big kinda wished I'd topped them thanks bud cheers
JABS420
