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This strain was growing nicely. The fast grow means increased hunger for nutrients, so I had a few issues with deficiencies. But it all came out nice at the end.
The buds are not super dens but very frosty. Total yield was less than expected, but still satisfying, especially for my first grow.
Sorry for the late post, I was barely home the last few weeks.
But before that I harvested Hulkberry on day 69... nice ;)
Since I don't have a second tent, I put it in a cardboard box for drying, so it is protected from the light while the other plant is still growing.
A computer fan was blowing into the box to move the air, prevent mold and aid the drying process.
Since 2 weeks have already passed since that, it is dry now. Dry weight was 23,3g, but I might have dried it a little too much.
Half of it is stored in a TerpLoc bag the other half in a jar with Boveda pack. I'm trying both to see which one I like better.
She went into flower, now stretching. Set light to 100%, added Bio-Bizz Top-Max and Bio-Bloom (1ml/L each).
3 days later brown spots appeared on top fan leaves, very few also on lower fan leaves.
I suspect this could be light burn or nutrient related.
Any ideas? Pls help
I’m seeing two things right now with the plant. The yellowing of the older leaf is a result of Nitrogen deficiency. This should not happen till late into flower. Might want to give a dose of Nitrogen to your plant now while you are still in early flower stage.
The brown spots look like the start of a Calcium Deficiency and can easily be corrected by using a CalMag product. Follow the manufacture recommendations for using and you should stop seeing them.
I hope this helps.
I've had Nitrogen and possible Cal/Mag deficiencies 2 weeks ago.
Mid last week I started noticing some burn a the tips, so i dialed nutrients back again.
By this weekend the tips of the leaves curled further and turned dark.
The rest still looks a bit pale, but buds look good.
That is due to temperatures dropping to sub 68F or genetics. Fall/autumn colors just as you see in tres outside.
So, this wasn't caused by nutrient issues. If you had any other symptoms do consider those, but otherwise resume normal fertigation before it runs out of building blocks for growth.
no worries, i've seen significantly more decimated canopies on plants that continue to develop and finish their buds. Any negative impact is probably imperceivable if you get it back on track.
Beginner question:
Would you say this is ready to harvest soon or should I wait some more? Leaves turning autumn colors, 3/4 of pistils turned orange.
Trichomes look rather clear, but some on the head bud are amber already.
RQS says 8-9 weeks. Starting week 9 soon.
If you zoom in on pictures 3, 4, and 5- you can see what appears to be black spots (absence of white/milky)in the centers of quite a few trichomes. That’s a result of what I’d call glassiness. Not sure of a better description, but anyhow, those would be the ones I would call clear (not milky). I’m not sure what you’re going for in terms of high, but for a generalization I’d say it’s a bit early yet. This combined with some pistils still being white/not receding, makes me say not yet. I would say you’re not far off though, so I’d keep checking every other day or so. If you chopped her now I’m sure you’d get some sorta high, but why not let her go to her potential, not to mention she’ll probably gain some more weight over the next week or so which is obviously a good thing
Schon komisch, dass das N Mangel sein soll, wenn du schon ab Woche 2 gedüngt hast.
Meine Autos standen fast 5 Wochen ohne Dünger in nem Lightmix und denen ging es blendend...
Kann natürlich abhängigh sein vom Strain, aber dass der Unterschied so krass ist...
Ich drück dir auf jeden Fall die 👍
@Dragosani666, Ich hatte das selbe Problem. Vielleicht liegt es an der Genetik. Allerdings war meine Hulkberry fast auf den Tag 8Wochen am Blühen und in Woche 6 hat das mit den Blättern angefangen. In den letzten 2 Wochen ist es ja auch normal das die Pflanze überschüssige Nährstoffe aus den Blättern in die Blüte zieht, vieleicht wirkt es sich bei der Genetik/ Pheno einfach so aus. Oder wir haben einfach den selben Fehler gemacht, war auch meine erste Pflanze :D
@taprootArmy, Danke.
Ja schon komisch. Woche 2 und 3 haben die noch recht wenig Dünger bekommen. Hab mich da ein Stück unter dem Plan von Biobizz orientiert.
Allerdings wächst der Strain auch recht schnell, laut RQS 8-9 Wochen vom Samen bis zu Ernte. könnte also schon 1 bis 2 Wochen so weit sein.
Hab hier aber auch schon 13 Wochen gesehen.
Die Purple Queen geht's etwas langsamer an und die sieht besser aus, wenn auch kleiner. Sollte eigentlich auch so lang brauchen, schätze aber mind. 2 Wochen mehr.
@Sejanus21, Na sicher. Hab noch Bilder der Trichome von Anfang der Woche nachgereicht.
Würde sagen die sind noch nicht milchig genug und nur wenige sind schon oxidiert.
Aber spätestens Sonntag muss ich sowieso ernten.
I've got 2 Purple Queens and 2 Gelatonades growing with Hydroponics in a 5 x 5 tent. It's my second grow and I'm very optimistic. Without a ton of experience, I've tried a bit of everything on both strains and they've both been very happy. I vegged for a long time to get to know the process. I just went to flower 3 weeks ago and the entire tent is filled with flowers. They seem to be about a week behind yours.
That said, I may have spent too much time in vegetation. I had heard around 55 days was optimum for most strains. Although, with a 3 week minimum, you get going. It looks like you had a short veg time. My question to you is what drove your decision to go to flower quickly?
I'll be following your grow and like your detailed diary. I've been lame and not been as active as I should in here. I do want to maximize my process and like to follow the strain and the methods.
Anyhow ... I can't wait to hear about your yield and share stories when I harvest. I expect I will flower for 5 more weeks and look for my maximum yield. Loving the Purples and this Gelatonade ... WOW ... pretty girls.
😊
@ProGuyMJ, Thanks for the comment.
Your question is answered quickly: the plants made the decision to go into flower, they are both Autos 😉
They part of the set called "Fast as fuck". RQS claims 8-9 weeks from seed to harvest, but I've seen 13+ weeks on here.
I also can't wait to see the final results, but I will probably not be able report on the full yield.
The new law in Germany only allows possession of 50g (dry weight). Any excess needs to be disposed of and we are not allowed to give it to anyone. 😒
Nette Pflanzen hast du da geerntet! Ich grow gerade eine Purple Queen und mich würde interessieren wie du mit deiner Ernte zufrieden bist? Ein Smoke Report sozusagen. Du hast ja relativ früh geerntet..
@Smoker666, Sorry für die späte Antwort. War hier länger nicht mehr drauf.
Ich bin soweit zufrieden mit dem Ergebnis. Der Effekt ist ausbalanciert, mehr körperlich als die Hulkberry, dafür nicht so stark. Man bleibt aber auch nicht an der Couch kleben.
Würde sagen ist eher für den Abend zum entspannen geeignet. Geschmacklich kommt nicht allzu viel rüber, was vermutlich an der beschleunigten Trocknung lag.
Wie man sieht hab ich den grünen Phäno erwischt, dem "Purple" im Namen wurde es also leider nicht gerecht.
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