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I used paper towel. This way showed good result.
After 2 days in plastic container with 27 degrees and 90% humidity it showed root.
After that I put seed in to 14L grow bags. I filled it with 80% AllMix soil from BioBizz, and on the top 20% of LightMix from BioBizz.
Before each watering, I scour the soil with a spray bottle.
Water: 40-50ppm, 6.7 Ph.
This week my girl started to grow quite quickly, but this week is hardly to call a vegetation week. (But maybe I'm wrong) I watered only when the ground was dry at a distance of 3 cm from the surface.
Another good week.
I turn the pot every 3 day at 90 degrees.
Understood one thing that I could put seed a little closer to pot “wall” for future LST.
Also it smells very good! :)
This is nothing to worry about, not a disease or deficiency of any sort, only slight "blemishes". Just remember.....no plant will ever have 100% perfect leaves, 100% of the time.
The plant began to grow very quickly in all directions. I didn't plan to stress it, but I had no choice. during LST, I bent a branch and it broke near the main stem, I glued a plaster to it and the next day it grew back)
That one week is behind us.
Very yellow leaves have appeared at the base of the stem. I suspect that they do not have enough light. I am not sure if I will cut them off.
I started adding new fertilizers, I will see how the plant will react to them.
I also understood better how to work with LST, so I hope to get more and bigger buds. The only thing that worries me is whether it is possible to bend them regularly, as it is stressful for the autoflower.
Is it possible to use the lst method for an autoflowering plant, every time I see that you can bend and fix a branch under the lamp?
I'm worried that it will be extra stressful for it, but I also don't want it to be too tall.
When is it advisable to stop bending?
You can LST right up until the stems start to harden at the budding stage.
It's low stress that's the point.
But what I have found with autos is heavy defoliation is a bigger stress to the plant.
So don't go too heavy on leaf stripping just selectively defoliate when needed.
First 3 or 4 weeks with autos leave them to grow as the aim at this stage is to build a strong root system. Once that is established they can usually handle a good leaf strip (if needed)
If your plants is growing tall LST is fine. It's a good method to shape the plant how you want it.
Can I cut off these leaves?
I am worried that this is an autoflowering plant and it will be an additional stress for it. But it also seems to me that it is spending some effort to keep these leaves alive and it would be better if it spent this effort on the buds.
I remove dead leaves you will find with larger canpoy alot of leaves dont get light so they do die off if you dont remove them they will become a place where little bugs can hide and they will also give off ethonol I think it is. people do use them as mulh but these people are using living soil methods which is the only really use for dead fan leaves. Best of luck :)
After the last watering, the upper leaves began to curl actively, what could be the reason?
The fertilizers I gave were the same as last week. Ph was also good.
If it was over watering, the entire plant would be affected.
This is severe nitrogen toxicity from feeding too much or too often...........or both.
Plain water until she recovers is the only real option.
When you finally resume feeding, half of what you were giving previously should be a good place to start.
"Flushing" with huge amounts of water can make things worse, by releasing even more nitrogen from the substrate, increasing the problem, not helping the issue.
The leaves started to turn a little yellow, but they were fine under the light.
I also created another grow question with this plant, the upper leaves began to curl.
Thanks!
Its bad PH, 6.3 for substrate isnt good. Raise PH to 6.5-6.8 - when adjusting pH, you can aim for a different value with each watering. For example, you can adjust your pH to 6.2 for one dressing and 6.6 for another. If you stay in the 6.0-7.0 range, everything should go according to plan. Check run off PH, Biobizz lowers PH
This week was very stressful for her. As I realized, the problem was an overdose of nitrogen... all the supplements I gave were divided twice what the manufacturer recommended. Well, it's okay, I flush it twice with 2x amounts of water.I cut off all the leaves that were damaged by more than 50%. Before cutting, I sprayed my hands and the tool with alcohol.
Over the past four days, the tips of the leaves have begun to dry out, what could be the problem?
The 300w lamp shines only 75% at a distance of 50cm. My second ceyote plant feels very good under it and has no problems.
They seems both burnt bro. Sorry I forget tell you, its better use half doses than Biobizz recommends. For now still use only water for recovery, I know it tempts you to use fertilizers. Less is sometimes more, use only Bioheaven now, one day only water- next watering with Bioheaven and again water .......... to recovery. You can adding them 2ml/l of heaven its boosting stimulant and protects plants.
Another week is behind us. In general, everything is fine, except for the yellow leaves. This week I also watered with fertilizer, which was unnecessary and led to new problems.
Unfortunately, I didn't take many photos this week because I was away.
This week, the leaves looked bad and I started alternating watering with water or with BioHeaven, which gave a visible result until the next week. I also increased the amount of water for irrigation.
I would like to thank CZ420CZ for his help.
This week trichoma appeared on the buds which is good.
I don't like the small size of the buds and the small smell in the growbox.
The first watering this week was without fertilizer with flowering, others with it. (thanks again CZ420CZ for the advice).
I really want to harvest already, but I see that it will take some time.
Hi everyone!
I am concerned that my buds have a very faint odor (you have to almost touch the plant with your nose to smell it well).
Could it be because I have a powerful fan? Or will the herb take on an odor over time or after drying?
Hi all!
I currently have 2 plants growing. 1 of them has clearly bloomed faster and I will have to harvest it earlier.
Because I have only one grow box and I don't know where to dry it. Can I put them somewhere for two weeks to wait for the 2nd one?
Could u tell me what to do?
You could just grow the plant another week. Harvest a week late and a week early. Other than that, if you chop, I do not know of any two week storage options that are any easier than setting a drying space.
It's the middle of the week, I'll be adding more information.
At the moment, I don't know when to start washing the plant?
Because it seems to me that in a week the trichomes will be white.
The buds have grown a bit, but they are not all big. It seems to me that the trichomes are already starting to turn white, I plan to cut the plant this weekend or next week :)
But for now, I will watch how quickly they turn white.
The plant is almost ready for cutting.
I watered it this week with water, and on March 14, I added 1 ml of Top-Max.
The leaves on the cones have turned a little purple.
The trichomes were completely clean at the beginning of the week, and in the middle of the week I noticed a few amber ones, which is very strange because I didn't see any white ones.
Life hack:
You need to examine trichomes at night.
It was hard for me to distinguish the color of the trichomes with my "microscope", so I decided to look at the plant when the lights were off. Since my microscope was between a flashlight, the trichomes were very clearly visible.
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