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The OHS have sprouted and placed in 1 liter pots without nutrient amendment, just a mycorrhiza blend.
Sprouted them in some mycorrhiza and water, but I think the cottos was too tight because the tap roots are a little bent. Or it's nothing and I'm just worried for my new babies.
They're in a 1 liter pot with 2:1 soil perlite mix.
They share some space with my auto ducks until the ducks go outside.
All water is pH 6.3. temp consistent 24°C
The first 24 hours in pot were very stressful since 2 of the 3 seeds had turned over and was pushing up the tap root. I did some digging/surgery and with a delicate touch it all worked out.
The gals are in a 1 liter pot with 2:1 soil perlite and I'll start them on some rhyzotonic next thing in the morning.
Got them under a homemade humidity dome and the lights are extra far away so not to stress them out with too much light.
They look like they got some genetic defects, might be bastards. Only one reasonable OK plant, but that's not enough to fill the tent with juicy buds. I've contacted the retailer about it. Probably going to toss these seedlings....
I've kept the conditions primo...
Растение перелито- корням не хватает кислорода, поливать надо вокруг ближе к краю горшка небольше 100мл в день, сейчас можно попробовать просушить субстрат. дня 4 хотя бы не поливать, потом как верхний слой высохнет на глубину фаланги пальца, поливать по 100мл в день ближе к краю горшка.
Allright, with the advice of the growers in the growquestion, I've saved these baby's. They're doing good in hierarchical order. The smallest plant is coming up too, but the biggest plant is growing with such little space in the internodes that the leaves get tucked under old leaves. I want to move them to a bigger pot at the end of the week and top them as soon as possible.
Giving them very little water with no nutrients. The soil is only amended with mycorrhiza and it's 50/50 perlite/soil. Very light, they seem to like it now that I'm giving them some space to breathe.
Allright, I transplanted the baby's at the start of the week and topped them at the end. I might have botched the topping by cutting too close to the last (6th) internode. But I'd there is one thing I learned from these genetics is that they bounce back with great vigor. I shall enhance the high stress training with low stress training.
For now, I am very thankful these baby girls are rocking the way they are!
Lowered the humidity a little, seems like they like it!
The pheno's are really different
#3 is really doing the best, short internodes, good stalk growth, the rest is a little underwhelming tbh, I'm hoping they get a little bigger when they get into their growth. Maybe I f'd up the nutrients, but I went with the advice of the manufacturer. Really hoping #1 and #2 get into the race
Allright, the OHS is starting to Roll! One pheno is definitely a winner so I moved that one to the left of the tent and heavily defoliated her. The plan is to fill up half a ScrOG with one plant and the other half with two plants.
I FIMmed all the main Cola's in the hopes to create a low and even canopy of buds. Today I tied em down in the hope to not have stressed them too much.
The right two pheno's seem to be dealing with some nute burn but since I'm growing in whole soil it's hard to back them off nutrients. We'll just have to ride it out and see how it goed. For now, it's OK.
They're growing steadily, one way better then the other and it's driving me crazy. Might be a potassium nute burn which blocks the uptake of calcium magnesium, so I'm adding some calmag to the diet. 3ml/l once every week for 1.5 liter.
So I have one really well performing plant here and two sickly, sub-par performing plants. I think they're having phosphorus burn. It's really frustrating to have such different plants from the same genes, they call it pheno hunting but these differences are huge. I thought an oldschool strain would have some stable genes but how wrong was i...
Now I'm just trying to deal with these nutrient issues while I'm going to flip to flower. I've defoliated for the second time to get them ready for flowering. I've trained the upper branches of the left plant again to bulk up and carry flowers.
Hi budy! This looks like P deficiency to me..? Is that possible? You do not mention any nutrients in your diary, so I cannot see if you added too much.
It's also possible that you added too much Calmag so that there's nothing happening anymore..
It would be the best if you would water with a bit runoff and measure the EC and pH of the runoff, so you can react the right way.
I would guess the pH is too high.. then I would water with pH-ed water to correct that first.
Happy growing!!
High bro, Nute burn is ofcourse cause by too maby nutrient salts inside the soil. You can flush these salts out of the soil by giving 2 times the pot volume in water. So if your pot is 10 liter then you give 20 liters with water for once. Make sure that you are using water with the right pH and without nutrients.
When you did this you let the soil dry out. You want the top 1-2 inches to be completely dry before watering again. When watering again you can start to give nutrients again. But start with a little (50% from the amount that you gave before). And to prevent this in the future give water till 20% runoff ocasionally (once every 2 weeks). Enjoy your grow buddy!
Flipped to flower and the girls seem to like it. The deficiency starts to decline and they stretch like crazy. I took out most of the LST stuff, which I dearly regret because of the crazy stretch. I'll put some lst back to even out the canopy.
Well, the ladies started showing sex so we're officially in flower! I really needed to get some defoliation in so I hope this hasn't stressed them out too much.
The stems on the two smaller plants are still looking frail but the good one is really doing it's thing. Really stressful grow, also because of the different nutrient requirements for different pheno's.
All in all, I'm hoping for the best but it's a hard road.
Added a co2 bag.
Growing this OHS with the very different pheno's is just a horrible experience all around. I really wished I started over in the beginning, maybe the shock at the start of the grow was too much and left weak plants. Anyway, I just hope that they make it to harvest.
I just feel so bad every time I see inside the tent.
Okay, this diarie took a turn!
I cut the tent down, dried and harvested about 20 grams of shitty buds... but, I took two clones during a defoliation session and put them outside, just for fun. And now these two ladies, together in one jar, are doing better then the grow inside the tent!
The buds are coming in nice and the smell is amazing. I love these two ladies, only thing, they got some bug issues. Anyone any suggestions?
Allright, the OHS is doing much better outdoors. The temperatures are dropping somewhat but these two ladies are still doing great. I feel very fortunate that I have saved these two cuts and that they are still producing beautiful buds! The smell is absolutely amazing.
Allright, the weather became bad so I put the ladies inside the tent again. They're doing good, only did they pick up some bugs from the outside. So now I check them everyday and if there's an outbreak I treat the leaves with vinegar water. Maybe the chop in two weeks.
It was a hard growth cycle. I learned a lot about temperature controle and nutrient balance.
Overall I would say it was a learning experience. I might try the OHS again when I am more skilled at growing!
The smell is amazing though, definitely worth all the effort🙌
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