love_2_growcommentedweek 02 years ago
Happy Growing, Buddy! 🌱🌱🌱
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4x Haze in a 4x4
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Room Type
Defoliation
weeks 5-6, 8, 11
ScrOG
weeks 7-19
FIMing
weeks 4
Topping
weeks 3-6
LST
weeks 5-6
Soil
Grow medium
Perlite
Grow medium
19 L
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Week 17
Flowering
60
cm
inch
Height
12 hrs
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13+ conditions after
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Pulled out 2 nanners from one of the plants but that was all.
They are bulking up like the hulk! It's absolutely insane, all them nugz feel like rocks!
Only issue I'm having is that summer is hitting hard and temps are way too high for this stage of flower (still around 28-30 degrees during the day).
Let's hope the real heat doesn't kick in while I'm drying these beauties
Probably one or two weeks left on them. Let's see how far we can push it!
Happy growing and enjoy your week :)
(Also, if you don't know why you should ALWAYS plant and eat CUCUMBA'S in your garden:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlLTtnV_DzM 🙏)
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GarenMaster420started grow question 2 years ago
On the 4th of March during lights ON I sprayed my plants with distilled water with Vita Race (3ml/L). I noticed that after it dried up there are some weird spots on the leaves that were left behind (see picture). Any idea if that can lead to problems later?😅
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Leaves. Other
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Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 2 years ago
foliar sprays do more for human psyches than actually aid the plant in any way... if you need foliar sprays tosupplement fertilization, that means your fertilization is off. it's a tool for specific problems, yes, but to use in general invites more risk than benefits.
now, something like a neem application to preemptively avoid a problem is a different thing. You shouldn't need vitamins or other stuff in a general foliar spray... it should get all it needs at far as nutrients from the roots, preferably.
GarenMaster420started grow question 2 years ago
My leaves on one plant are doing this weird thing where some parts are yellow'ish. It looks like a mutation. She is getting the same nutes as the other 3 plants in the garden and they aren't doing this.
I've never seen this before so I'm not sure what I'm looking at?
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Ctrellis90answered grow question 2 years ago
It's most likely a pigment mutation but your ppm is a little on the aggressive end.
Although the other plants are fine doesn't mean this pheno is going to respond the same way to the same growing conditions.
I recommend just lowering your feed about 100 ppm to see if anything changes. This should give you a good idea if it's a mutation or an excess of nutrients.
Hope this helps
GarenMaster420started grow question 2 years ago
My leaves are getting some purple'ish hues at the tips and some of the leaves are getting a bit of a more limegreen'ish color.
Is this a deficiency/toxicity or just normal aging patterns of the plant?
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Leaves. Color - Dark-purple
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Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 2 years ago
The autumn colors are from cooler temperatures at night and/or genetics.
Looks liek thy are also paling from tip-in .. if this is also progressing up the plant, it's needing more nitrogen. unlike what often gets repeated ad nauseum, a flowering plant most definitely needs nitrogen at nearly the same levels as in vege phase. if you want your plant to turn yellow, stick to teh culturally-constructed nonsense that's never once been supported with evidence :P
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love_2_growcommented2 years ago
@GarenMaster420, Yeah, autos sure can be finicky.
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GarenMaster420commented2 years ago
@love_2_grow, Thanks man, really looking forward to doing photo's vs the auto's I did last year
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Testefumatecommentedweek 162 years ago
Belle piante sopratutto ottima genetica
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GarenMaster420commented2 years ago
@Testefumate, Thanks :)
The genetics have been great so far! Not a lot of issues with stress or nanners, would highly recommend Amsterdam Genetics based on this grow so far!
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gottagrowsometimecommentedweek 162 years ago
Man, that's a lovely even canopy. Looking like a great job. Really healthy and nice big tops. Looks like a flawless grow.
Good luck with your final push pal.
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GarenMaster420commented2 years ago
@gottagrowsometime, Thanks man!! Been loving the grow so far, it's been a lot of fun! Can't wait to blaze up and try them :)
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AmsterdamGeneticscommentedweek 32 years ago
Looking good! And the humidity shouldn't be a big problem at this stage, as long as you have good airflow! We're excited to see em flower 👌
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GarenMaster420commented2 years ago
@AmsterdamGenetics, Thanks!! Very excited to watch them go into flower as well 🙏
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Qutrocommentedweek 152 years ago
Such a nice garden with fat ass buds. Hope you are getting some serious smoke of it.💨🌞
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GarenMaster420commented2 years ago
@Qutro, Thanks man!!!
We will find out in a couple of weeks :D It's my first photoperiod grow so I'm definitely not complaining with the size of those buds!!!
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gottagrowsometimecommentedweek 192 months ago
Ah, the owl nanner nightmare. Got a few on my 3rd run. Can be hard to catch if you're tending a full crop
Glad you got some bud
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FacelessGardenscommentedweek 192 years ago
Thats a bit sad with the nanners and a few seeds did u have any light leaks in your tent or room ? ✌️🏻💚💨
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GarenMaster420commented2 years ago
@FacelessGardens, I think the growtent had a bit of light leakage at one of the intake vents. In my opinion they could have designed that a bit better but I'll MacGyver my way out of it for next grow
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Salokincommentedweek 19a year ago
Great harvest, well done growmie !!
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