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Germination time in Smart Start and Mini Glass House, at Avg. Hum. 70%; Avg. Temp. 22,3°.
01. Gelato (36h) front left + back mid. (84h+x)
02. Northern Lights (84h) back left.
03. Bubble Gum (84h) front mid.
04. White Widow (84h+x) back right
05. Sticky Beast (84) front right 😎
All Stains, except for White Widow, are shooting into height.
Added 75W (1050lm) Cold temp. LED 15cm above leaves. With 18/6h lighting. Should stop it, (in theory) we will see.
White Widow might not germinate, I'm loosing hope.
Should start 'hardening' the small plants against the cold climate. Maybe end of 2nd. Week.😑
Four of five alive.
2x Gelato (free Seeds); 1× Sticky Beast; 1× Northern Lights.
Bubble Gum just fell over by night?! (Not sure if it is a fungi, might of broken whilst standing in the breeze/gush outside)
Keeping it supported and separate from the rest. Hope!
Northern Lights shooting to 12 cm,
Gelato both at 10cm,
Sticky Beast at 8cm.
White Widow dead, just fell.
Trying to get them gentily used to colder climate outdoors.
All four have been outside all time, two rainy days, under roof on Terrace.
Small black flies are on the Stem start of leaf. Also being held/ brought by ants.
Using neemoil spray now.
Haven't fertilised yet, next weekend then.
Seems as if they've had a shock.
To cold/ to much sun? Maybe to much water?
Northern lights seems to have couped the best.
Gelatos and Sticky beast have crumpled new leafs.
All of the leaves seem thinner and brittle.
I just answered this question, looks like you posted it twice.
Looking a bit overwatered to me.
I find when I over water my plants their new growth gets all deformed similar to what you are seeing from the lack of oxygen in the root zone.
Try not keeping the medium fully saturated and get into the practice of better watering standards. Slowly watering and using the correct amounts. moist but not fully wet.
Also what re you feeding them? week for says "wool" and IDK what that is, then in week 5 it says next weekend your giving them some fertilizer and we are now in week 6 so guessing you may have fed them something.
Try and update the diary with what they getting fed, I think they will bounce back from this, but you will want to post the feeds and ensure they got a complete lineup of nutrition macros, N-P-K secondary macros Ca-S-Mg and micros. Micros should not be a huge thing if this is soil and not a potting mix, but the macros will deplete in smaller pots with a big plant.
Looking a bit overwatered to me.
I find when I over water my plants their new growth gets all deformed similar to what you are seeing from the lack of oxygen in the root zone.
Try not keeping the medium fully saturated and get into the practice of better watering standards. Slowly watering and using the correct amounts. moist but not fully wet.
Also what re you feeding them? week for says "wool" and IDK what that is, then in week 5 it says next weekend your giving them some fertilizer and we are now in week 6 so guessing you may have fed them something.
Try and update the diary with what they getting fed, I think they will bounce back from this, but you will want to post the feeds and ensure they got a complete lineup of nutrition macros, N-P-K secondary macros Ca-S-Mg and micros. Micros should not be a huge thing if this is soil and not a potting mix, but the macros will deplete in smaller pots with a big plant.
Good Luck!
Going well again.
Must of been combination of to cold/wind at night temp dropped to 9°C, and to little Nutrients (yellow inner top leaves).
Took them back inside were the temp. at night is not that cold in Germany. So temp. is now min. 18°C. Will put them outside the whole day once night temp is stable at 12°C upwards.
Used Fertiliser Compo Organic Grow (for growth) NPK [4, 0,9,, 3,6] every 2nd day in 4ml/3l for 4 plants.
The Plants seem to have recovered, and are growing strong, the weather is very rainy, so I try to give them as much sunlight as possible. But are indoors now till weather gets better.
Put them outside in the Sunlight/ cloudy light daytime, night time due to Temperature below 10C°, indoors.
Adding Compo Grow "Growth Organic" fertiliser liquid 30ml for 4l; therefore 1l per Plant every day. They are looking good and growing steadily.
Sure growing Process.
Going to leave them outside 24/7 now, best sunlight.
Giving them now every day growth fertiliser organic from Compo. Cutting one by one old fan leaves.
Thinking of cloneing, might try the bottom branches.
Growing big. After neem oel spray they all dropped their leaves. Sticky Beast hasn't at all coped with it and is recovering the slowest. (Hope it will). The other 3 Plants aren't 100%, leaves turn around, leaves drappe downwards as if they wither.
I'll try and pep them with fertiliser fog spring the leaves, and water.
Going well, snails occasionaly eat some leaves. Small white lice on the bottom of the leaves, manually removing them. Need a lot of water due to heat and maybe to small Sack/Pot.
Northern Light, Gelato's and Sticky Beast. Are starting to flower, at top tip.
Will switch the Fertiliser to organic flowering (Compo Grow Organic Blüte [Flowering] 7cl for 4l.)
Maybe Harvest in 7 to 9 Weeks, dependent on St.
Flowering, shooting.
Lots of rain. The new small leaves have something that makes small little holes and yellow borders, treated it with Neem Oel. Might of been fungi?
Been very humid the last 3 Weeks here in South Germany, the rain fall has increased aswell. Hope it is gone.
The Gelatos seem to been affected the most.
What could this be, and how can I treat it?
Been very Humid the past 3 Weeks. Rainfall increased too in South Germany.
Treated it with Neem Oel. I think/hope it stopped spreading. Been observing it for a week now and always treating it with a very thin mixture of Neem Oel.
Hi! You have a fungus my friend. This shows usually in wet humid weather.
Blowing fans on them or moving them to a dry location will help.
In my experience, fungus infestations are difficult to cure. Lowering the humidity - significantly - to under 60, preferably 40, is needed. This is difficult to achieve outdoors.
Cut the fungus leaves out to prevent the spread, get some airflow and get them in a dry environment at night.
Best of luck in your grow.
Not flowering the way I expected it after 2 Weeks.
Got rid of all leaves that were punctured.
Plants seem to shoot in hight, hope they stop soon and flower properly, picture book photo.
Had to stablelise the Sacks, keep falling over when wind comes.
Trimmed and thinned out, that the moisture in the inside can evaporate faster,.
Still no picture book flower. Shooting a little. Hot days, need water in the afternoon around 1300h, Pot is to small I think, must be full of roots, since when I give them water in the afternoon, after work at around 1700h, they recover and stand fully within 15 minutes.😁☝️
Shooting another 5cm at least.
Still no picture book flower, but the leaves are getting denser around the Stem, think they are going strong.
Only problem is the humidity, some leaves have Mildew. Have to constantly take of leaves, mostly new leaves from the bottom and mildly use Neem oel.
Trimmed bottom 1/3 thin out, kind of lollipopping for better air circulation and hopefully all energy to the Buds.
Still no Major flowering picture book, but Gelato02 is going strong.
Only G02 hasn't a picture book flower sofar, little late than G01.Different although same Seed Sort, Gelato?!
Fighting with the Mildew on all Plants except SB Sticky Best.
Sticky Beast is the furthest. Milky trichomes and very few amber coloured, will harvest as soon as I have a little more amber ones around 5%.
Gelato 01 is following fast, guess a week later to harvest.
The Northern Lights is slower in Buds, but has many. And I had to get rid of many leaves to ensure airflow, due to light Mildew on leaves, even though treated with baking soda...
Gelato 02 is the slowest and differs optically and from the flowering time from G01?!
Vampyre
