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11/11: growing in living soil for the first time - and used the cyclops planting method per the photos with bio bizz all mix to get the plants started - interested to see how this one will go with this rather expensive living soil - 4 big pots and 4 autos ready to go
lights at 60%: nice first leaves coming through the back 2 plants are a few days ahead of the one to the base. looking good so far - no nutes as in soham living soil. lights at 50%
26/11: lights at 60% will increase next week -yeah plants are doing their thing nice and bushy with the right amount of nodes and leafs for their age - have been tempted to top these as there are only three - ill make that decision next week
noticed one of the leafs on one plant only is suffering some potential nute burn/damage? Growing in Sohum Living soil so only receiving just water no nutes. did plant using the Cyclops method whereas it started off in Biobizz Light mix. just curious as to what this is? thanks!
04/12: massive stretchi this week and they have needed more water than expected - some mornings i found them droopy but quickly fixed them. entered flower a week earlier than expected - lets see how big they can get
25/12: huge plants and multiple colas have sprouted - massive gain on the height on one plant so much so I have had to put the lights on wires higher than I ever have around 40 inches - I can only attribute this to the living soil and size of the pots - otherwise yes very happy so far.
08/01: Looking great - some leaves have shown some fade - but looking like healthy plants overall - another couple of weeks to go and then interested to see how these autos have performed.
Have been growing these in sohum living soil - they are nearly 9 weeks old - they look great but there are many yellowing leaves - would a small dose of blooming nutrient help at this stage? or is all normal and should just use water as normal til the end? thanks!
This looks to me to be the normal fade of the plant... and at 9 weeks old, you're coming to the end of an autoflower's life span... If you want to give it a small dose of bloom nutes, it wouldn't hurt it at all - but you're not going to see any improvement in the leaves that are yellowing. Whatever you've been doing to keep that soil going for this long has been really good and I congratulate you! I think you'll have a really nice harvest...
Good luck!
15/01: plants are looking great and require very little interference. some yellowing of leaves which i know now is normal at this stage - will give a minor amount of blooming nutrient for the next couple of weeks
22/01: some plants have a purple tinge to the sugar leaves - but otherwise these look to be nearly done - last week this week and then harvest next week :)
Some of the sugar leaves have a purple tinge to them in the their final weeks - what is causing this? I have had the same happen to my photoperiod WW X BB.? Thanks :)
Probably just the genetics here giving a lovely color to your grow in the final days... Celebrate it! I think the temps are just increasing this transformation ... lovely!
The only thing I see that might be a concern is some leaves that appear to be dead in your OTHER pictures... and dead leaves like that always makes my antennae perk up about bud rot... grab those dead leaves and try to pull them out of the bud... if they pull out easily, you MAY have bud rot - I sure hope I'm wrong!
Good luck!
hooolian
