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Hemp is an astonishing plant after all - this one grew so healthy and big that we couldn't contain her in our small grow space. When four of the branches threatened to touch the lamp, the husband decided to supercrop them, so that their upper parts now lie horizontally in the tent. He put some GBN fast plant spray on the leaves afterwards and some fast start gel on the places where he broke them (why?), as an apology. =D
As you can see, the plant adapted immediately and the buds of these branches are already growing towards the lamp again. No sign of dying material at all. Strong genetics I think!
Who knows if it's because of our work or despite of it. 😅
I am careful only to spray the plant right before the lights go off - what could these light dots be? (Info about the nutrients I used in the diary.) Thanks in advance!
My husband's project: He uses the nutrients very experimentally and I cannot say for sure how much he used. Looks like CalMag is in order? What else might be going on? Thank you in advance.
Looks like the start of a bad ph issue.
I would see what you're numbers you're getting as far as ph and ppm for nutrients to see where she's at and that should give you a good overall idea.
Hope this helps.
@love_2_grow, thankfully, we have a machine for that. But yes, that would be so fun! We are hesitating because more tent space means better visibility, and not all visitors are open minded. That has to wait until 2023 (hopefully).
@love_2_grow, we will see next week if that worked out... Everything else I can think of to write here ends up much too lewd! I'll go and water the plants...
@kohlrabi, I wouldn't recommend it. I have seen photos of that, and it is always messy. It's better to bring out the shibari ropes and tie him down properly.
+1 strain
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