Had a lot of problems, was my first grow, not measuring pH and EC, and the plant was pretty resilient even with the adversities.
Smoked some of it and even without curing the smoke is fine, a little harsh and not much flavor or smell, bet the taste will improve significantly after curing.
The effect is very soothe and therapeutical due to its 1:1 CBD/THC balance, nice buzz and relaxing effects.
02/14/2024 - Wednesday:
After 79 days, today was finally the harvest day for #1. I hung it whole in a drying tent and I'm trying to maintain the humidity at around 60%.
5 days of drying, average temperature 80-85°F and RH 55-60%.
Dry bud weight is 60g, IMO was pretty nice for a first grow and a auto plant.
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02/16/2024 - Friday:
Today I harvested #5. I used it fresh to make cannabutter. It yielded 15g wet. (probably around 5g dry).
The growth of #2 seems to be slow, I don't know if it's within normal parameters or if it's truly stunted (I'm uncertain because #1 is twice the size). Is it normal for a plant to be this size at day 7?
Yep, completely normal.
Some start slower, some flower faster.....all due to individual genetics.
All seeds are unique organic beings that will do their own thing.
Are #1's leaves showing burn-like signs? Researched "wind burn," but photos don't match. Any guesses? Maybe excessive heat (hit 32°C some days)? Or low humidity (dropped to 55% when humidifier was off during the dark period)?
Yes it is from the heat but it will recover. Try to keep them cool and turn the lights of during the hottest time of the day instead at night. This way you also keep a more stable climate for the plant.
After installing a more powerful and oscilanting fan, I'm noticing some leaves hanging somewhat downward and in a slight claw-like shape. Could this be related to the wind?
It would be from the wind, plants also do this when they are Overwatered and Underwaterd
Overwatered = Limp leaves, Stiff stems
Underwatered = Limp leaves, Limp stems
Most of the time you do not want the fan pointing at the plant directly you want it to be moving the air aorund the plant, If there is a setting to lower the intensity on the fan I would enable that, If not point it at the wall just above or below the canopy, the fan will still mix up the air in the tent and move it aorund. If the limpness improves then you know it was from the fan and you need to do this moving forward.
One other option is to block some of the intake on the fan, This will lower the total amount of air it is sucking in and thus lower the amount coming out so its not as strong. You can do this by placing tap or some other things on the front or back of the fans case. You want to check in on this as if it gets dislodged it can clog the fan and be a bigger issues like a fire hazard. Its not something I would recommended because of that unless you can confirm it will not dislodge.
Good Luck!
Autoflower, day 40. Most leaves are in a yellowish-green tone or even completely yellow. I was mistakenly watering it with tap water, but when I noticed the yellowing, 1 week ago, I started watering with mineral water at pH 6.49.
Are these pictures from the bottom? Is it generally stealing the nitrogen from those bottom fan leaves to enable new growth?
If it’s green at the top and mostly yellow at the bottom then yeah it’s N.
Also I don’t know how old your plant is but don’t forget towards the end they are essentially dying so expect lots of shed leaves anyway and weird colours.
If your mid grow and it’s yellow nearer the bottom than top then yes is nitrogen.
It’s a mobile nutrient so it can be moved around the plant to where it’s needed if there isn’t enough. Hopefully this helps mate - iv literally just been through this the past week or so coz I left em over Xmas! Mines returned to normal now. Took a few days…
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