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I got a lot of growth this week, and did a pretty good defoliation to thin her out. I’m getting minor burning on the leaf tips and the leafs look like they are lacking something. I’ve added a little epsom salt to my last feed and will water with molasses on my next one. I feel like I’ve got my pest issue under control which is a good start. Pistols are starting to show themselves.
Hello! Hoping to get some insight into why the leaves on this girl have holes and the tips are breaking off. Thinking maybe nutrient burn? I’m using slow release nutes from Gaia Green. I used premixed coco I had already amended with 3 tbs/ g of 4-8-4 and 1 tbs/g 2-8-4 top dressed
Just a note that BT is organic - so there's no worry about inhaling or otherwise injesting harmful anything... and it works brilliantly. For confirmation:
"Bt proteins are allowed in organic farming as a insecticide because Bt is a natural, non-pathogenic bacterium that is found naturally in the soil. Bt has also been found to be safe to all higher animals tested." - http://www.bt.ucsd.edu/organic_farming.html
Although the flowers are looking dense and frosty I’m concerned they they are not bigger than they are. Looking at everyone’s diaries they seem small in comparison. Any thoughts ?
You've got a long time left with these ladies and they will bulk up even more if you give them additional P and K... find a good PK booster ... if you want to stick with Gaia Green, their Seaweed Extract is a wonderful source of Potassium and the bone meal is great for phosphorus .. you could add these two to your nutrients without worry...
Good luck!
The top of the main colas are very dense and nice but beneath the larger top leaves is still really larfy and underdeveloped. Should I pull some of these leaves to allow more light. I’m at the start of week 8.
Causing unnecessary stress to the plant it's final push isn't recommended at all, you're in the home stretch why take energy away to recover when they're using everything to push out flowers, they like will fill in more you never know what a week or so will do..
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