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Hi growers - after some help with my white widow. Almost 3 weeks in (around 17 days) and it seems to be growing really slowly. She's grown relatively tall (about 12cm) but isn't getting bushy like I've seen other grows do. Any advice?
Well, you don't indicate anything about the distance between the plant and the light so I'm not understanding where my growmies are coming up with their advice about it... What I've found to be the answer to slow growth at this stage (or at ANY stage, really) is the VPD.... google VPD charts and see what the ideal temp/humidity range should be for the age of your plants... The first time I stumbled upon this advice and used it, my plants just took off - it's as if they were saying "well, thank GOD you figured THAT one out, stupido!" .... but not seeing any information on humidity, you're going to have to be the one who figures out whether this is an issue or not.
You're also getting to the point in the grow where you might want to introduce a low dose of nutrients... if these are autoflowers, start them off with 1/4 strength... if they're photoperiods, start them off with 1/2 strength...
Good luck! - oh, and have some patience! They're actually looking pretty good and their height is concurring with me... but I'll bet the VPD will help a lot!
Replanted deeper in the substrate as she was getting very leggy trying to reach the light. Seems to have done wonders, she's starting to get more leaves and even has a light smell.
Hi growers, this is my first time so not 100% sure when to tell it's time to harvest. I've stopped the ferts and have been using plain water for the last week or so, but judging by the photos how long would you say I have left to wait? There's about 60-70% brown pistils. Thanks!
Hallo, das ist ein Anfängerfehler auf die Stempel zu achten, es ist ein Indikator dennoch wurden öfter die Haare bei mir braun bevor die Pflanze fertig war, das hat mit Genetik, Temperatur, Lichtintensität etc zutun.
Um genau bestimmen zu können wann die fertig sind, musst du mit einer mindestens 30x Lupe die Trichome anschauen.
70% Milchig/ 30% Bernsteinfarben ist so die Faustregel…
Aber nur anhand der Bilder nach zu Urteilen brauchen die Blüten noch mindestens 3. Wochen, dann würde ich mir das alles nochmal anschauen, jetzt wäre deutlich zu früh zum Ernten, THC fängt gerade erst an sich zu bilden…
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