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weeks 3-6
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weeks 5-6
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Grow medium
Perlite
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Week 2
Vegetation
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TheProfessorGrows TheProfessorGrows
2 years ago
Decided to get rid of the mutated seedling. Just wasn’t keeping pace, so I decided to chuck it. The remaining plant is doing great so far!!! I gave her a full water at day 7 (9 days since original watering). I added 1 ML silica, 1 teaspoon fish shit, and 1/2 teaspoon recharge. Ph’d to 6.3. Gave her a bit more than half a gallon until a bit of runoff. Humidity has been high here lately so I took the humidity dome off as well. Light is still at about 20 inches at 50%. I will begin to raise power at the end of week 2. Temps are consistent at around 75 degrees during lights on and 68 during lights out. Any tips or advice are always greatly appreciated!!!
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Grow Questions
TheProfessorGrows
TheProfessorGrowsstarted grow question 2 years ago
I have two seedlings just a few days old. Both under same conditions. One looks perfect, one looks a little curled and deformed. Anyone know if this is an issue? Or just a minor mutation?
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Plant. Twisted
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fadagrow
fadagrowanswered grow question 2 years ago
hi Jrsm1th , i have a similar thing , first i thought it was overwatered but then i let it grow and then it turns to be genetic , check my current diary and my weird guava gelato , good luck it might be a weird one but she might give you special buds too , i keep mine in a small pote now as i don t think it will do amazing . good luck with your grow ;)
TheProfessorGrows
TheProfessorGrowsstarted grow question 2 years ago
Should I LST?? I’m growing ILGM OG Kush auto flower. I know I probably should, but part of me wants to just let her rip and see what happens all natural. However I’m in a small tent (18x18x56) and the website says the plants usual height is about 40 inches. What would you do?
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Techniques. LST
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Chow_13
Chow_13answered grow question 2 years ago
I believe your Light distance for flower is 14". So pending how the plant reacts your looking at 10-18" away from the canopy. Add in the height of your pot guessing 8"? That gives you 30-38" plant. And that's considering your light is mounted to the top of your tent. Training is definitely recommend.
TheProfessorGrows
TheProfessorGrowsstarted grow question 2 years ago
Things are getting a bit cramped with my LST. Some fan leaves are buried under others or are on the ground. Should I trim some lower fan leaves to give it room to breathe? Or should I let it rock as long as they are not blocking any light?
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Leaves. Too many
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Mr_Weeds_Autos
Mr_Weeds_Autosanswered grow question 2 years ago
Yea, go ahead and do some defoliation so the plant can breathe, it won't hurt it at all, just don't take too much off.
TheProfessorGrows
TheProfessorGrowsstarted grow question 2 years ago
Unfortunately I overwatered and immediately after the plant started showing a deficiency. The plant has been healthy until this so I’m thinking it’s related but not sure. I’m sure the PH is good, So do you think this could be related to overwatering or is it just a deficiency?
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Leaves. Other
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GrowingTranny
GrowingTrannyanswered grow question 2 years ago
The cause for the small dots are the very first signs off a calcium deficiency. Let the soil dry out between waterings. When the top layer is completely dried out you can give water again. Never give water closer then 5cm to the plant to make sure that she still has acces to oxygen. Never give more then 10% from the pot volume with water and from the next watering use a small dose with a cal-mag supplement.
TheProfessorGrows
TheProfessorGrowsstarted grow question 2 years ago
Deficiency my plant is exhibiting has progressed. I checked PH repeatedly, and it does not seem to be a ph issue. Gave Gaia Green nutes 2 weeks ago and nothing else since but fish shit with waterings. Had watering issues earlier in grow not sure if that’s the cause. Any tips/fix?
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 2 years ago
I use Gaia Green a lot and there formula is not fortified in magnesium, its got pretty much everything else but magnesium. I would recommend adding in 1/2 tbsp once a month or two of epsolm salts. Adding in some extra microbes if you don't already is also a great option, black strap molasses also goes a long way with Gaia Green in soil based grows but I see you all ready do this. I would only do it once a month as well to much sugar in the medium can cause some issues. PPS, if your using power bloom and all purpose, the only extras you need are worm castings, magnesium and some seaweed for extra K, or well this is what I find when growing with them. all the extras dusts can cause some sludge in the medium, maybe one add it once your mixing it up at transplants but they are all oxides and not readily available to plants and can take time to break down. In short, I thin you need a bit more magnesium and less rocks dusts. I am for 6.4-6.8 PH and have not been disappointed. Watering is also a great point to note, only as needed and allowing it to use up a lot of it before adding more. We will not be notified of any reply or tag [@] in the [questions] part of the website, if you need to reach out with other information use your DM "direct mailbox" in the bottom right hand corner of the page. it looks like a little paper airplane icon. Best Of Luck!
TheProfessorGrows
TheProfessorGrowsstarted grow question 2 years ago
Not sure how to go about this deficiency. PH is solid at 6.5 so it’s not a ph issue. It seemed I had corrected the deficiency when it first appeared a few weeks ago, but now the brown spots seem to be spreading again. I think it might be K but not sure? Any ideas?
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Leaves. Color - Dark-brown
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SlowpokeFuegobud
SlowpokeFuegobudanswered grow question 2 years ago
Looking good, but really hungry! :) I'd feed calmag plus a normal NPK dose. Make sure it's suitable for the flowering phase, meaning less N and more PK, at your stage, you might want the highest number of the NPK to be the P. :) Good luck, buddy!! Just a word: with organic nutes, you will have an effect for sure, but you will always run behind those deficiencies. I would get some mineral back ups!
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AsNoriu
AsNoriucommentedweek 62 years ago
Looking at your photos through diary - overwatering is last thing it could be ... That empty spot of pot is always dry, in any of it. Feeding wont sort it. Right ph and watering regime could, at least i think .
AsNoriu
AsNoriucommented2 years ago
@TheProfessorGrows, yes she shows sex, aka for auto - in preflower/early flowering mode. you have to saturate all pot and next time introduce water to pot, only when first is consumed. its regime of watering not the amounts does over or under waterings ... now girl in shock, anything can annoy her, light, temps, humidity now, same as in real life ;)))) they are divas sometimes ... meters lies, make sure you get real readings and not digging yourself bigger hole ... but watering right - is a must now.
TheProfessorGrows
TheProfessorGrowscommented2 years ago
@AsNoriu, Thanks for the tips as always dude! I did a slurry test and the PhH of the soil is at 7.0. This makes sense because I pretreated the soil with dolomite lime which balances ph at 7. But it’s definitely possible she’s just stressed because of poor watering regiment. She’s a little droopy but definitely still growing so I’ll just be patient. Do you think she is in pre flower from the pictures?
AsNoriu
AsNoriucommentedweek 42 years ago
Take any leaves from her and 35 g is max, even if she will develop and wont be harmed by your bad growing techniques ... Leaves cant touch or lay on soil, same as one above other. Leave tucking is option instead of ripping it off. Use wires, sticks, but leave all mass, its auto girl ... I don't know how much you water her, but she looks like underwatered plant. If she would grow a bit more - full drain of pot and a run off is a must. On watering day 700 ml 3 times is a must too, do 5-10 min intervals between each watering. Lift pot and water only when its light next time you give her anything again. Fill pots next time till verge, now no air movement in that are, stagnant with high humidity air can bring diseases . Try roll down like sock or bent one lair down for this grow. Your light was too intense during veg, so adding more soil is almost impossible, no stretch, next time either dim light or have distance higher ... Ph ph ph ph ph ph and one more time PH ;) It's most important in soil. My two pence ;)
AsNoriu
AsNoriucommented2 years ago
@TheProfessorGrows, in a week max she will need those 2 .1 liters every 3-4 days if all goes well. I would say its optimal amount to saturate pot right. While she is small, maybe it can take 6-8 days to consume all, only lifting of pot will tell. Most important points i gave you, if any questions, this platform has chat, bottom right corner, press arrow. Ph, watering regime and VPD are 3 most important to follow in soil. Then goes feed and tlc ;)
TheProfessorGrows
TheProfessorGrowscommented2 years ago
@AsNoriu, Thanks for all the advice dude! I will definitely practice that watering technique in the future to make sure she’s getting the right amount of water. I will also try rolling back the pot to get the air circulating. Any other tips you have are greatly appreciated! Thanks again dude, happy growing!
love_2_grow
love_2_growcommentedweek 12 years ago
Happy Growing, Buddy! 🌱🌱🌱
love_2_grow
love_2_growcommented2 years ago
@TheProfessorGrows, Personally, I'd drop the light much lower and turn it down since the girls don't need much light yet. I would do so, not because it is better for the plants, but to save energy. Also, make sure you calibrate your instruments regularly. I noticed a while ago that my pH seemed off and when I checked my bluelab pen, it was 0.5 off. I had been too lazy and didn't calibrate it. Fortunately, I caught it early and was able to correct it before it was a problem.
TheProfessorGrows
TheProfessorGrowscommented2 years ago
@love_2_grow, thanks dude! Any advice you have along the way is greatly appreciated!
fadagrow
fadagrowcommentedweek 32 years ago
Looking good 👍🏼 !!!