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Heeeyy, happy Growing on your Gorilla Auto! We can’t wait to see them all flourish!!👏 👨🌾🌲😎👍👍
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1Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 3-5
Defoliation
weeks 5-8
90%
Soil
Grow medium
10%
Perlite
Grow medium
14 l
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Day 70 - Side view
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Other side
Grow Conditions
Week 10
Flowering
40
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Height
16 hrs
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10+ conditions after
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Hey Growfamily! Week 10 is over for this Gorilla (Glue) Auto from Fast Buds.
She's fattening/densening up nicely 😊 And developing more and more trichomes too!
The smell is getting stronger. Flushed on day 69 and will chop her in about 2 weeks 👍
This week we had a sudden heatwave and daytime temps got a bit high, but she seems to be handling it OK. 26-28ºC has been the average.
Night time temps have been much higher than on previous weeks, at around 23-25ºC max. Humidity has been 35-45%.
Light is at 50cm/80%.
I've gradually brought the daytime down over the past 1.5 weeks and we now have a 16-8 shedule until harvest.
Week review:
Day 65: Watered 1.5L - PH 6.2
+ Hesi SuperVit, + Hesi Bloom Complex, + Hesi Phosphorus Plus, + Hesi Boost, + OakNutrients Silic-on
Day 69: Flushed with ~5L - PH 6.3
See you next week with another update.
Thanks for looking! Happy growing 👍
Deelicious
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Grow Questions
Deeliciousstarted grow question 9 months ago
Girl showing slight discoloration on newer leaves. Mostly interveinal + little on the tips. Guessing it's an early zinc def. but would like another opinion. Watering sparingly at ph 6.3 - 6.5. No runoff yet, so ph may be higher in soil. Lower ph and watering til runoff next time?
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Leaves. Veins - yellow between
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Foggedabouditanswered grow question 9 months ago
Your soil pH is likely to high for your plant to correctly absorb magnesium, which is the deficiency showing on your picture. I’d personally drop the feeding solution pH to around 5.5 and water until I get about 20% runoff for a few weeks in order to bring that medium pH down. It’s actually an issue I often encounter when growing with new coco/peat/perlite medium but it always self resolves in the end providing you prevent salt buildups by watering until runoff at a lower pH. Good luck!
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Lemonhazelovercommentedweek 09 months ago
Nice choise strain, good luck buddy ☘️
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