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Seedling week 2:
Everything going smoothly so far. Environment is dialed in with consistent temperatures and humidity. I'm starting to take the dome off for extended periods of time to acclimate the seedlings to the ambient room air. No signs of damping off. Coco is prepped and ready to receive transplants.
Mar 3 update:
ZP3 and KT3 are the fastest growers so far. KT1 might be an indica leaning pheno (or runt) KT2 frequently drooping near end of light cycle.
ALL ZPs are the exact same height. ALL KTs are at different heights.
Gave all a CalMag Foliar spray at lights on
Raised the pH to 6.3 for calcium uptake
Raised the solution strength from 0.5-0.6 EC
My base water EC is 0.3 so it shouldn't be too strong
Mar 5 update:
KT2 displaying some brown spots on the single blade leaves (not on new growth). The same plant that's drooping towards the end of the day. I'm going to stop watering for a day or two and see what happens. The others all look great.
Mar 6:
KT1 was slumped over this morning. Hoping there isn't some damping off going on...I staked it and put a few drops of 3% hydrogen peroxide at the base of the stem. Hope she bounces back but so far 2/3 of these King's Tart are proving to be a bit problematic. Zero issues with the Z Pointer.
End of week EC/pH Runoffs:
Solution: 0.7 EC / 6.3 pH
EC Runoffs:
KT1: 0.6 EC/6.2 pH
KT2: 0.6 EC/6.1 pH
KT3: 0.6 EC/6.1 pH
ZP1: 0.6 EC/6.1 pH
ZP2: 0.6 EC/6.1 pH
ZP3: 0.6 EC/6.1 pH
After topping all plants (from 6 nodes to down to the 3rd node), the two main fan leaves started canoeing and looking crispy on half of them. All other growth is ok. What would cause this and why wouldn't all plants be affected?
So usually if there isn't any other damage to the leaf other than the canoeing, it's most likely a watering issue.
Either too much or too little.
Other than that everything else looks on point my guy.
Hope this helps.
Breeders will often print flowering times on their strains but what does it mean? When they say "8-9 weeks or 56-63 days" what are they talking about? Is it the time measured from the day you flip to 12/12 or do they mean the time from when pistils start to show? Opinions needed.
I think its from when they show pistils. So usually I add an extra 7 to 10 days on the breeders time frame because that's usually how long after 12/12 my plants start throwing out pistils.
ciao ti ho risposto alla domanda..ti volevo spiegare il perche lasciare asciugare del coco ....alcune volte(mi è capitato ora) capita che il cocco non sia di qualita' o volutamente tritato molto finemente in questi casi bisogna utilizzarlo come un terriccio ma con tempi molto piu brevi
ora la tua pianta sta ancora crescendo quindi assorbira' un tot di acqua non di piu quindi puoi aspettare uno due giorni per poi dargli di nuovo acqua
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