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50x50x140
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LST
weeks 4
ScrOG
weeks 4-6
100%
Soil
Grow medium
8 l
Pot Size
Grow Conditions
Week 1
Vegetation
9
cm
inch
Height
17 hrs
Light Schedule
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PROGRESS
D8: 150ml water total for both. Too much, was rinsing. Tap water pH=7,3; EC: 0,4
D11: 150ml water total for both. Changed LED to 40%. Corrected DLI calculation (was previously calculating with 18h instead of 17h).
D12: Looked a bit droopy. Too much water?
SENSORS (avg.)
Temp: 25 °C. Daily Range: 23.2 - 28 °C
Humidity: 65%. Daily range: 45% - 82%
DLI: 17,6 - increasing because plants grow towards lights
VPD: 0,9 kPA. Daily range: 0.36 - 1.75 kpA
Water pH: 7.3
Water EC: 0.4
EQUIPMENT-SETTINGS
Lights: from D1: 40% at ~42cm distance, 17h/day
Inline Fan: 2 (in the night 0 to reduce noise)
Clip fan: 1
Humidifier: set to keep 66%
EQUIPMENT
Lights: AC Infinity Ionboard S22 100W
Inline duct fan: AC Infinity T4
Clip fan: AC Infinity Cloudray A6
Humidifier: Levoit dual 200s smart
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GrowKittystarted grow question a year ago
My triple-leaf Speedy Chile (see also week comment for more info): 1. The 3 cotyledons have become yellow. I also see on lower leaves slightly some yellow tips. Nutrient deficiency? Underwatering? 2. What are the small leaves coming out of soil. Another plant? Should I remove?
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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DoughHeadanswered grow question a year ago
The round leaves always turn yellow and die and fall off don't worry. The side shoot is normally just rip it off. It'll never make another branch or buds.
Regarding the tips it's not bad bro. The leaves are praying so the environment conditions are dialed in. The coloring of them is lush green so their good.
Maybe a slight calmag deficiency but nothing major.
I would increase nutes and watering. These gals are big enough to handle full strength.
Based off previous comments I guess your organic. You will need to top dress or add a tea. This will give them what they need.
But nothing major bro at all. They truly look fantastic man. Don't sweat the small stuff. And look at my answers on here.. I never say this fr. But your gals look fine.
GrowKittystarted grow question a year ago
I noticed strong yellow tips on one of the plants and wonder what it could be? I watered it 6 days ago 500ml with 1ml of BioBizz Biogrow. Other than that plants take water themselves with Blumat XL. Sprayed a bit epsom 4 days ago. Light: ~30-36CLI(17h) | Avg. Temp: 26°C, RH: 60%
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Robertsanswered grow question a year ago
The light is a little strong for vegging. The straight leaf tip burn is likely plant wanting more potassium. My plants around week 4 to 6 do this if I don't start introducing bloom booster a little. Vegging npk ratio is 3-1-2. A smaller dose of blooming nute with feed will stop it.
GrowKittystarted grow question a year ago
First time grower on day 67 (20d since flip to 12/12) | Light distance 33-50cm at 22-35 DLI | BB Light mix soil | 1l water with 2ml BB Grow, 0.5 ml Bloom and 0.5 ml Top Max every 3-4 days when soil is dry | Sprayed epsom 3 days ago for Mg | Normal in this phase or something off?
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Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question a year ago
Your tall one is a touch pale, which makes sense since it's been stretching more. If you're done stretching I wouldn't chase it though unless it gets worse.
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BerrySweetHighanswered grow question a year ago
Hello my friend, this plant is hungry because you give the wrong ratio nutrients. Give every liter 0.5ml grow, 2ml Bloom and 1ml Top Max. You can also just check the nutrient feeding scedule on the Biobizz website or even on google images.
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m0useanswered grow question a year ago
0.4ec, not feeding enough.
Try mixing up your nutrients then diluting down to your desired EC. and if it is to low to start off with, double the amount and work back from there.
Confirm your PH does not go below 6.2, Biobuzz says it does not do well in lower PH.
Good Luck!
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GrowKittystarted grow question a year ago
First grow. No idea why everything turns yellow, around buds is the only place with a bit of green left. Thought they are hungry, gave 2l water with 2ml BB Grow, 2ml Bloom and 1ml Top-Max for each plant this week. Should they get much more? See week 11 for more info. Any ideas?
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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AutoflowersSucKanswered grow question a year ago
Ya, i agree with M0use, if they are yellow like that with a 0.4 EC, shit thats like 400ppm man your ppm should be 3x that at this stage. I initially thought toxic soil, but revealing that EC, shit man feed the girls! 1200ppm! If i were you, i would give the plant a solid flush with a 6.2 pH. Have at LEAST a gallon runoff out the bottom. Try to use room temp water over cold because some salts won't dissolve in cold water. Then put the plant back and allow for the soil to dry a bit so the pot feels light to pick up. Then you water in a 1000ppm solution with a 6.2 pH
I wouldn't suggest you go from 400 ppm to 1200ppm in an instant. You'll likely burn them. try even 800ppm to 1000ppm and see how that goes.
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Herbie101commentedweek 0a year ago
resimaxcommentedweek 0a year ago
Good luck and happy growing 😁
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Crashoveritecommentedweek 3a year ago
Best of luck with your grow ✨🍀✨✌️💚
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AutoflowersSucKcommentedweek 2a year ago
I see a spray bottle in your space. Don't spray your plants. just forget about bothering with that. It does nothing except make your plant vulnerable to pathogen invasion. And is that a humidifier i see in the corner? Make sure you are using demineralized water in it or your carbon filter will get plugged up and ruined from the mineral dust it will shit out all over your garden.
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AutoflowersSucKcommenteda year ago
@GrowKitty, Cool. Misting the soil i guess is ok for unsprouted seeds in soil, but thats as far as i would use it. Seedlings are tender little things and the worst is when you've put all the effort in to obtain that seed, prepare to germinate it, having it sprout and stretch up to the light. Proud papa admiring the new born. Then killing it with love lol. Damping off is a real thing and i've had it happen. Where the seedlings stem gets moistened near the soil surface nd then your stem gets thin and squishy by the soil surface and the seedling falls over and dies. All could have been avoided if the stem wasn't misted or watered on.
To water tender young plants, i have a 140ml syringe with a 10' thin tube coming off the end. I just draw up the water in it, and dribble the water around the soil surface with it. Works great and doesn't mess up the uniformity of the soil surface.👌
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GrowKittycommenteda year ago
@AutoflowersSucK, thanks for the advice. Spray bottle was to moisten the soil before pouring more water on it. I read somewhere it's better, but will continue without now. The hint with the humidifier is really good one, I didn't know that. I was already wondering about the white film on everything in this room.
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Rheaun_Growscommentedweek 9a year ago
Speedy Chile was my second grow and my personal best. The buds fatten up in the last weeks; they are fast flowering but still need more time to fatten up.
growdiaries.com/diaries/76652-royal-queen-seeds-speedy-chile-grow-journal-by-rheaun613
Link Not best diary because I redid my room mid-grow and have changed it since.
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