Neville's Haze Indoor Greenhouse Seed Co

@Hempface86, Appreciate you stopping by and checking it out, you too! have a nice day =]

@GrowthConsultant, haha Yes indeed. Thanks for stopping by. Happy growing 😎👊

@MindFlowers68, You're welcome! I'm glad you found the response helpful. It's great to hear that you seen some improvement after the top dressing and pH-ed water flush. Keeping a close eye on soil moisture and adjusting your watering schedule accordingly sounds like a good plan. And hey, even if she's not looking her absolute best, it's clear you're doing your best to support her through to harvest. Those big buds sound promising, and I'm sure she'll still deliver some potent effects, even if she's not picture-perfect. One of good improvement I've made is adding a fan at pot level. This helps to facilitate water evaporation from the pot, which in turn prevents issues such as overwatering and root rot. Keep up the good work, and here's to a successful harvest! If you ever have more questions or need advice, don't hesitate to reach out. Happy growing! 🌿👨‍🌾

@iLoveGoodWeed, Thank you. Thanks for your response to my question. I got some good answers. I basically did what you described by top dressing after a nice ph-ed water flush and that's when I started to notice the greener new growth but I steered her back off track again somehow. I think skipping watering in between days the soil moisture was "adequate" I used the ecowitt soil moisture meters that constantly monitor the moisture content but only measure on the top. my other plants have been getting similar feedings and waterings and haven't shown the same issues. I'm going to try to water her every day and slowly introduce some food. She is almost done anyway and shes still making some nice big buds. i heard a story about some subpar grown/cured nevilles haze that got nickname "the party wrecker" because it got everyone so stoned they couldn't even talk. I think she's still gonna be amazing, but never nice to see your girls struggle and not look their most beautiful

@Dungeonbeard, Thank ya! Nevilles for dayyys

@Dabking, Thanks for checking out the Nevilles! Good luck with your growth

@2x2MedicineDude, haha, Right man. Thanks, dude. You will get there. Finished trimming last night and I lost 100g due to rot. The good news I still have over a pound of buds without any bud rot, so it's hard to be too sad. I threw the bad stuff in my campfire with the trim from my blackjack and the stems and got a contact high off the fire. the whole neighborhood must have smelled like weed for hours. although the Nevilles is very interesting smell, almost doesn't smell like cannabis when burning. I was very relaxed the rest of the day

@cheech87, For drying yes.haha Becuase I dont dry in the same tent. I have the Neville's out in my studio shed dialed into 55-58 humidity and 60-64 degress F. I got some budrot 😕 but luckily not to bad i caught it in to to salvage most bud i lost a few chunky cola tops

@Inganjawetrust, Thank you, Thank you... "bows" =] happy growing!

@Regenwurm, Thank you!!

@MilkyMisty, Sorry for the late response! Thank you for checking her out!! Happy growing

@DickJones, They are friendly monsters, lol. Couldn't help but to brag about my morel score! Thanks for stopping by happy growing!

@2x2MedicineDude, Thank you! Happy growing!🙂✌️

@taprootArmy, Thank you! It's really hard to say, I think we have compounding issues going on. This is not an easy strain to grow to begin with. So i think once she started declining it was hard to set her back on the path and she never grew to her full potential. I think it is mostly environmental factors, and watering too much. I don't think the air inlet is making that much a difference for me. Pretty sure my lights were just too intense. I noticed the Nevilles declining when I moved her to my newly step-up flower tent. I had the temps around 84 during the day when I needed them to be around 78 for this strain. That's caused her to want to drink and more but I think my soil down low was too rich for her and she didn't want to put her roots down into for a while and the bottom was still wet. I also directly sowed the seed in the 30-gallon pot which was not the best idea to begin with. Nevilles Haze has been quite the learning experience. I am smoking a joint of it now as I type. It's been drying for 9 days. I trimmed up a few ounces to jar up and see how the humidity is stilling to see if I want to finish trimming the rest. I did get a decent amount of bud rot. Only in the huge colas. I already picked out a few big colas before I started drying. I've heard it called the curse of a good grower when the big colas get it, but I think if I got my humidity down at the expense of higher temps, I could have avoided the bud rot. I got a chance to dig up the stum and down low it was pretty wet and slightly anaerobic smelling. they did sit outside for a week so I'm not sure if that was because of the rain or from what I had watered but botrytis affects the roots too, and it didn't seem like it was root rot in the pot. But the bud rot could have started from me watering too much.It rained for 3 weeks straight the last 3 weeks of a 16 week flower and 90 percent humidity outside and didn't make things easy. When I grow this strain again it will be during the dead of winter. I'll have to take a look at your diary but If it's just a slight droop it's overwatered. When thirsty they should droop nearly vertly downward. If i get the same thing going on I may try to let them dry out 5-7 days then dunk them in regular water then wait to water for another 4-5 days with some kelp or something low dose of nutrients.