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Good afternoon My first grow on coconut substrate. The edges of the leaves have turned yellow. I give Kalmag at each watering 0.5 ml/l, maybe it’s not enough? Fertilizers Grow 0.9 ml/l Micro 0.6 ml/l Bloom 0.3 ml/l. Ph - 6.0 - 6.2. I noticed problems on the 17th day.
I would lower my ph to 5.8, which is a suitable ph for all stages of growth in Coco Coir. Test run off ph as well. I would also double the dose of bloom your giving from .3 to .6.
The top leaves are curling, what could this be? ppm at the entrance 390, at the exit 260, there should not be an overdose
Fertilizers Calmag 0.7 ml/l Grow 1.1 ml/l Micro 0.7 ml/l Bloom 0.4 ml/l Ph - 6.0
Pienso que no hay problema. Sus hojas rizadas se deben a que son nuevos brotes amedida que se vallan desarrollando tomará un aspecto normal. Las hojas más antiguas están perfectas
Dots began to appear on the leaves and the tips began to curl upward, I water them with fertilizers every day, the output is always 100 ppm less than the input, what could it be?
Out of the gate, I'd say that your grow media PH has gone into the acidic.
Unless you are PH buffering the nutrients the soil will become increasingly acidic.
Agricultural lime is cheap as far as amendments go.
Best to check your soil PH as soon as possible.
If your soil PH is acidic you might consider stopping feeding so often, lowering your light levels, and "sweetening" you water to bring the soil to somewhere around 6.3 PH.
Towards the end of flowering the smell weakened and acquired shades of the smell of thyme. The fact that he has acquired new smells does not bother me much, but the fact that he has weakened causes misunderstandings, is this normal or is there something wrong with him?
Hi buddy,
First of all, well done on picking up on this. Not many people do. 👌
Gelato does in fact change its smell during flowering. Whereas it starts smelling of what can be described as sweet, even punchy citrus in the beginning, the smell changes to what you describe as "thyme", a sweeter, more floral, and almost creamy sensation.
That's a very good sign as she ain't called Gelato for nothing. It is these creamy, sweet terpenes that make Gelato such a hit.
How do I know? I just harvested a very yummy smelling (and tasting) Gelato a couple of weeks ago.
Grow on,
Jeff Weedy 😎
Unfortunately, mold has appeared, I don’t want to risk it, so I’m doing the harvest right now, I’ve been watering it with clean water for the last few days
It’s a pity that mold started growing and we had to harvest the crop earlier than planned. But overall, this is the largest number of buds I have ever collected. I'll update later by adding dry weight.
Sitej
