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Fatnastyzcommentedweek 7a year ago
Looks great! Keep up the Bud Work!! 💪👌
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Baby's first grow
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Indoor
Room Type
Topping
weeks 4-5
Defoliation
weeks 7
Soil
Grow medium
19 l
Pot Size
0.95 l
Watering
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The light is just 3 inches away oops, need a taller tent
Growing bushy but flowers slowly coming in
The light is just 3 inches away oops, need a taller tent
Growing bushy but flowers slowly coming in
Grow Conditions
Week 7
Flowering
60.96
cm
inch
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
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ml/gal
tsp/gal
1+ nutrients after
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Defoliation
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Last week I went a little soft on the defoliation and saw some good flowering growth on both plants - especially plant B. That one really boomed after feeding Morbloom and removing some fan leaves. I'm afraid that I'm out of space in this backup grow tent since it's only 4 feet tall. I might need to move it once again so it's not physically touching the grow light lol. Plant A while healthy, seems to be lagging behind in the flowering, but seems to have more on its plate than plant B. I'm probably going to remove more fan leaves today and leave it alone for the rest of the flowering cycle.
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Sea_Weaselstarted grow question a year ago
Plant B has had no nutes its entire life in FFHF soil (3 weeks). Stems are a purplish color and starting to droop a little. Water is always pH'd around 6.3 but I haven't tested the runoff yet. Phosphorus deficiency? Heat Stress? Watering conflict? NL Photo just started flowering.
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Plant. Stem - Red or purple
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m0useanswered grow question a year ago
Dark lush green leaves is normally a sign to to much Nitrogen, this can also be influenced by extra Magnesium in the soil.
Purple is sometimes a reaction to the LED lights, it can also be a sign of early Magnesium deficiency or some other stressors. It can also be genetic as some plants are purple.
Looks at the stains page your growing if its from a common breeder on the site and see if any other plants were purple. take note it could be a phenotype as well as not all of them may purple up.
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SimpleGrowcommentedweek 1a year ago
Good luck with your grow m8 💪🏻
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