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weeks 3-7
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weeks 4, 9
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Grow medium
Perlite
Grow medium
19 L
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Week 1
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SupremeGreenGrows SupremeGreenGrows
2 years ago
10 Days since they popped out of the soil. The plant on the right has been growing steadily and looking good since day 1. The plant on the left has been developing at a slightly slower rate. So far I have been giving them PH-balanced water only, and being very cautious not to overwater them. Any tips or suggestions would be much appreciated!
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DeepWaterGrower
DeepWaterGrowercommentedweek 52 years ago
Hey man. So sad about the other plant but it can happens. Now focus on the good one, she looks very nice. In my opinion stay on 20/4, try to reduce a bit RH (if you can easily) and feed her properly. You'll gain a big outcome for sure with that great lamp and great training too.
DeepWaterGrower
DeepWaterGrowercommented2 years ago
@SupremeGreenGrows, 3) Since you are already using their products, I would recommend you to buy GHE TRIPART Micro-Grow-Bloom, CalMag, ph down and ph up. Then over time you can add other additives from their line. Follow the tables you see, keeping the proportions but increasing/decreasing the quantities as needed
SupremeGreenGrows
SupremeGreenGrowscommented2 years ago
@DeepWaterGrower, thanks for the feedback. Appreciate you helping me grow my knowledge!
DeepWaterGrower
DeepWaterGrowercommented2 years ago
@SupremeGreenGrows, Hey bro, sorry but I've been really busy the last few days. I'll try to give you some scattered information as they come to mind. 1) First, choose whether you want to use mineral or organic nutrients, the organic are preferable with soil I guess. But in my opinion you should start with the mineral ones because you can be able to keep an eye on the discharge EC and understand if the plants are eating well; 2) Buy an EC pen (15€ Amazon) and a chemical test for PH (5/7€). You must feed your plants with a solution with correct PH and EC
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DeepWaterGrower
DeepWaterGrowercommentedweek 22 years ago
Good luck mate! 🌱
Thaiclee
Thaicleecommentedweek 02 years ago
Great start Growmie ! Keep up the good work 🌱
Newbie87
Newbie87commentedweek 42 years ago
What nutrient are you using for the nitrogen part ?
Newbie87
Newbie87commented2 years ago
@SupremeGreenGrows, I would post a question because I'm unfamiliar with your soil, but I reckon it a bit too rich for auto's. They recommend biobuzz light or similar & then only feeding a quarter dose from week three onwards & gradually building up. I only ask because she's looking a bit on the green side. Introduce bloom at your next feed & ensure you have at least a 10% run off , totally saturating the pot. Start @ 4mls & gradually build the bloom up. Good luck
SupremeGreenGrows
SupremeGreenGrowscommented2 years ago
@Newbie87, She's planted in a 50-50 mix of fox farm happy frog and fox farm ocean forest (plus perlite). I've only given her 2 servings of 1/4 strength Maxibloom and 1 serving of 1/4 strength Calmag (started week 4). I don't really no what I'm doing with the nutrients so I'm keeping them on the conservative side. If you have any advice in regards to the nutrients it would be much appreciated!
Aldo90
Aldo90commentedweek 52 years ago
Aye keep the one with pollen sacs outside. You don't want a seedbank
SupremeGreenGrows
SupremeGreenGrowscommented2 years ago
@Aldo90, Yeah I'm going to play it safe and keep the Hermie outside and just hope for something halfway decent from it (keeping my expectation low😂). Appreciate the feedback!
mcflow
mcflowcommentedweek 12 years ago
Looks great! Good luck growing🍀
mcflow
mcflowcommentedweek 12 years ago
Looks great! Good luck growing🍀
Xpie77
Xpie77commentedweek 02 years ago
Happy 😁🤡 growing!!
Xpie77
Xpie77commentedweek 52 years ago
Thank you for following me!! 🌿☘️🍀❤️
NegotiatedBubble
NegotiatedBubblecommentedweek 82 years ago
Definitely seeing some advanced stages of Calcium deficiency with those orange spots on the leaves. Once is slips away, Calcium is difficult to get back in a timely manner. You may need to Foliar Spray the CalMag for quicker delivery. Also, KoolBloom only has P and K. You will need a more complete nutritional line up for a healthy flowering phase. Most nutrient companies sell their nutes in "parts" where one must purchase several different bottles of solution for a balanced meal.
SupremeGreenGrows
SupremeGreenGrowscommented2 years ago
@NegotiatedBubble, 🙏thank you for taking the time to give me a detailed response! You're awesome!
NegotiatedBubble
NegotiatedBubblecommented2 years ago
@SupremeGreenGrows, Maxi bloom looks a lot better for flower and has more nutrients including some nitrogen. Kool bloom is likely a bloom booster and is bundled with FloraMicro, FloraBloom/FloraGro, Floralicious Plus, and CALiMAGic. I happen to mix and match FloraMicro for its micronutrients, but when starting out it is a great idea to stick with the label recommendations including downloading the feeding chart for that line of products. With foliar, always avoid spraying the buds. You can use a foam paint brush to apply the solution to leaves that are close to any buds. Regarding daytime spraying, only a spray application that is oil based will damage leaves with lights on. One example is spraying neem oil during veg. Each droplet becomes a tiny lens that focuses the light similar to using a magnifying glass to ignite a sheet of paper. CalMag does not contain oils and is safe to feed with the lights on. I would foliar earlier in the day to avoid any excess moisture at night.
SupremeGreenGrows
SupremeGreenGrowscommented2 years ago
@NegotiatedBubble, thank you for the tips! I'm assuming when I foliar spray the calmag it should be done during the dark cycle? Also when doing the foliar spray Im guessing that I need to avoid spraying it on the buds (leaves only). Also, I do have some maxi bloom. Would that be a better option currently than the kool bloom? Again thanks for the tips. Your input has made me feel like I have a better plan of action moving forward!
NegotiatedBubble
NegotiatedBubblecommentedweek 92 years ago
Glad the plants are feeling better!