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Day 22: LST is really working well on this lady
Day 24: I need to LST some of the branches to the other side of the pot. Some of the branches and leafs are starting to hit the sides. A lesson for next time will be to add more soil as it has sunk down quite a bit in week 1.
Day 28: She has started to stretch
Day 29: She has gone into flowering mode and started to stretch
Day 32: I did some defoliation of the leafs that don't get light at the bottom and pruned some potential popcorn buds there as well.
I've noticed this with another plant that went into flowering and then some potential deficiency showed up on the leafs. My take is a calcium deficiency, what do you think?
Calcium deficiency can indeed be a common issue during flowering, especially if you're using peat moss as your grow medium. Peat moss tends to have low levels of calcium and can lead to deficiencies as the plant enters the flowering stage, where it requires more calcium for bud development.
Symptoms of calcium deficiency often manifest as leaf problems, including yellowing or browning at the tips and edges of the leaves, as well as potential leaf curling or distortion. However, it's essential to carefully observe the symptoms to confirm the deficiency accurately.
To address this issue, you can consider supplementing your feeding regimen with a calcium-rich nutrient solution. Dynomyco is a great product, but it might not contain sufficient calcium alone to meet the plant's needs, especially during flowering. You can look for calcium supplements or additives specifically formulated for cannabis cultivation and adjust your nutrient schedule accordingly.
Day 36: Having some calcium deficiency from what I can see. I ordered some calmag and watered in the meantime with water that was used to boil eggs in.
Day 50: She is showing nitrogen deficiencies in the lower older leafs. At higher temps, the Osmocote is releasing nutrients faster and depletes. I added a few more grams and covered it with a small layer of peat moss and Dynomyco.
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