Day 8: calming down from the transplanting, feeding plenty mycho chum, mycorriza and rhizotonic to help the roots settle.
RH: day 40-50 night 50-60
Temp: day 24°c, night 16°c
Day 9: Seems like the two biggest girls have really settled into their new container. The lady in the corner needs some more time to adjust since I snipped one of the roots while transplanting. It's ok, since I want to train out the two biggest plants to the empty space where the heating rod is located.
The soil has settled nicely and the geotex containers from zamnesia makes sure it's airated properly. I was a little unsure of how much liquid to use, so I settled on 600ml each. It keeps the outer layer of the pot a little moist while the inner/lower layer gets nice and wet. I'll keep feeding the soil mycho chum and the roots rhizotonic and mycorriza.
RH upped a little: day 50-60 night 50-60
Temp: day 24-25c, night 16-17c
Lowered the light a bit, trying to read the plant in what it needs. Really should use my lux meter and calculate the par. If I have time, I surely will.
I'm keeping the runt around as a little pet project. Might move it out of the tent later, maybe transplant it to a small pot. It seems to have a deficiency. The soil and its nutrient availability should be on point so I'm wondering if it's a genetic defect. Might inform the seed bank.
Day 10: I've kept the runt around, just to see what happens. A regular feeding as allways.
RH: day 50-60, night 60-70
Temp: day: 24-25, night 16-18
Day 11: got the runt a new home. Added bioVega to the feeding of the main tent.
Day 12: a day without any nutrients or water
Day 13: regular feeding, temp and RH are steady.
Day 14: again, regular feeding, looks like we have some growth coming up! I keep forgetting to take pictures.
My girls seem to have a deficiency, strangely enough, the gal with the most signs of deficiency is doing the best in bud production. Any ideas on what is going on here and what is the cause of the deficiency?
There is also some purple on the stem
Just going to jump back in here and disagree with my growmie who's telling you to use calmag every time you give your ladies water or nutes... please don't! Too much calmag can actually CAUSE a deficiency of other vital nutrients ... it should only be used once a week maximum and since they're in flower, I'm sure you're giving them either water or nutes more than once a week...
https://weedmania420.com/growing/can-you-overfeed-calmag-signs-symptoms-and-solutions/
Burnt straight tips is potassium deficiency. Burnt tips that curl up is nute burn. Very commonly miss diagnosed. Your plant wanted more to produce denser, more potent buds when they told you to back off. Need to be careful on answer you choose. Lots of wrong information that is incorrect from people using Google, and not knowing how to read leaves. All plants even autos need rest. I run a 20/4 on mine. Good luck. 🌱
Hey there,
Thanks a bunch for growing our genetics, and sharing this diary with us :)
We hope that it was a nice experience, and that you enjoy the harvest!
Have a good one
@Fast_Buds, thank you very much!
I had a blast with the fast bud genetics and the results are something to behold.
I really appreciate what you guys are doing and might try the photo periods one of these days. Cheers!
@Newbie87,
Thanks you for the comment. As for now I will stick to the macro dosing calmag once a week and I don't water to runoff since I grow in organic soil and I want to keep all the nutrients in my soil that I worked so hard for the get in there.
Cheers!
@420DeepGrow,
Thanks for the comment bro, takes my nerves down a bit. It's my first autoflower and first grow in 12 years so I'm hoping to get it right
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