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First Grow. Looking forward for some tipps and comments!
Looks like the leaves a verry lush and darker green, likely experiencing some N tox and then in turn a bit nutrient burn.
The light also might be to intense for the plant right now. Showing some small node spacing between the bud sites.
I don't see an EC value for the feed in your diary, better to use that as a guide on how much to feed vs the recomended dose on bottle as they want you to use more so you buy more.
Started to smell a bit.
They slowly getting thirsty :)
Happy overall!
I think I gave them a little bit too much nutrients and decided to give them only water with calmag added.
"I've noticed yellow leaf tips on one of my plants. My watering pH was 6.5, and EC was 1.6. Today,
I flushed it with osmosis water (pH 6.5), and the drainage water had a pH of 6.2 and EC of 1.0.
Is the problem resolved now, or do you have any other suggestions?
Looks like slight nutrient burn. The leaves are looking extra lush in the picture and a bit shiny, this is likely from to much N for its stage of growth.
AN brand likes you to overfeed their products so you buy more of their products, Not a huge fan of their product lineup I find there are other well rounded less bottle feeds for much less money. Look into JACKS or Terraquuata aka GH re brand after GH sold out to Scott's miracle grow. Also with liquid nutriets you always want to get some runoff to prevent buildup in the medium. Soil is hard to do this with if it is not well draining. So in that case Feed - Water every other time. Or Feed - Water - Water so it does not build up and cause issues all depends how heavily your feeding them.
Here is a leaf chart for some help identifying other things. save it to your desktop for easy reference.
https://420life.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Marijuana-Leaf-Deficiency-Chart-scaled.jpg
Few other things in your grow I would look at is the lighting at 20hr on and 4 off. I tend to only give max 18hr on, All depends on how much DLI you giving the plant. Goodle DLI is its new to your, I've been told the Wiki article is pretty good.
The feed strength. Max would be 1.4EC lowe end 1EC for me till the plants are bigger. just food for thought don't not need to fixed just a few things I would have changed a bit.
Good Luck!
The smell starts to rise :)
My problem child (Thunderfuck 1) makes a strange look but is looks like she grows the biggest buds. So lets see how this will turn out!
What you guys think? About 2 to 3 weeks is my guess.
Next week im start looking at the trichomes!
Very pleased with my first grow so far! I learned so much...
I have 3 auto strains, 2x Thunderfuck and 1x Critical. The Thunderfuck plants bloomed normally and have been harvested. The Critical, except for a few light pre-flowers on one stem, hasn't bloomed. I suspect it might be a photoperiod. Should I put it in the tent at 12/12 or 18/6?
You just got a typical runt imo mate.
How long is she like that
For 1, an 18hrs fem would never show any stigmata like that.
As mouse said. You can still treat it like an auto.
As autos generally work of DLI.
So, if you think she fem. Which i wouldn't say so.
But, by doing this it'll still give the amount of ppf as she would in 18hrs
I only give my autos 13-3.5hrs of flowering at the start of flip. I just make sure they get the right DLI..
Use this calculator to help you get it.
Look at your light manufacturer..
It'll give a ppfd chart. From this you will be able to control ppf by using height and lights % by looking at the tables they should have dif levels at heights/% of power.
Mars have lots of tables for that light ppf.
Here's the cal you can use.
You can use the table from MH and give the DLI according to that.
https://www.waveformlighting.com/horticulture/daily-light-integral-dli-calculator
Everything is going well so far. I discovered a few aphids, but after removing the affected leaves, I haven't found any new ones. My first HST attempt is successful. Working with the SCROG net is also going very well.
This week has brought some beautiful blooms. The flowers are forming nicely, and I can see significant progress in their development. The plant is becoming increasingly thirsty, requiring more water to keep up with its growth.
I removed a few leaves that were blocking the light, ensuring that all parts of the plant receive light. Other than that, there haven't been any notable changes or issues.
Looking forward to seeing how the blooms continue to develop in the coming weeks!
Knorke14
