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5 days in and they poke their head out. put them in peat pellets (jiffy) to germinate the seed, then after they poked their head out i noticed a little root coming out the side so i bought some peat pots for them. Watering with a spray bottle every 2nd day, making sure its moist. They are in enclosed containers to keep humidity and heat up. Been a few hot days, so i had to put in and out of sun. Exciting first time growin. Cant wait for Penelope and Bruce to grow.
Getting a bit warmer this week. Just repotted them into something that makes them look tiny af. Not sure what fertilizer to add, if you have any idea, (seaweed extract?) I ordered some bloom veg fertilizer but still hasnt arrived ); no idea how im going to train this lil guy when hes bigger, but thats still a way off :P
Saw a lot of yellowing in the flowers, not sure if its enough or too much nutrients, or not enough water or its a pest. I was suggested neem oil to get rid of the pest creating those white spots, any other suggestions about how to get her to look healthier and growing faster?
Saw a lot of yellowing in the flowers, not sure if its enough or too much nutrients, or not enough water or its a pest. I was suggested neem oil to get rid of the pest creating those white spots, any other suggestions about how to get her to look healthier and growing faster?
For the bugs, Neem oil with insecticidal soap will do. As for the yellowing, with that much soil there's no need to be feeding, I would bet that it has more to do with over watering. Let the soil get dry before watering again and when you do, give it a cup or 2 of water, no more. Once you get into a healthy water / dry cycle growth will be much better
Hi @Selen! Innappropriate meals, under-watering, high temperatures, and a basic pH range for the whole rud led to this situation. At this point, there's not much you can do to save this crop. I've been using BioBizz for a while, and had great results using this feeding schedule: http://www.420magazine.com/gallery/data/500/Untitled124.png, you see that one has been made especially for autoflowering strains, and it has been tested & approved by me and other growers around here. Next time I'd recommend to try to stick to this feeding schedule, while giving a good watering with plain pH'd water between the feedings, and always in the right pH range for soil (~6.0-6.3). Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊
Selen
