Satori Summer

Saylles Just moved from 1L to 15L pots with BioBizz Light Mix. The Satoris have no problem with the high temperatures. The California doesn't seem to like the heat that much. I'll see if I can adjust the temperature a bit.

Saylles End of FT Week 2 Everything looks very good so far. There are temperature problems from time to time when it can be around 28 degrees. All in all they are growing well, but I'm worried that 3 plants will need a bit more space if they have a lot to grow in 2 weeks time.

Saylles I have pruned them all to make good use of the light Satori #1 : Indica phenotype with some strong side shoots. Grows rather stocky. Side shoots were attached to the support net Satori #2 Indica phenotype with few side shoots. Grows rather stocky. Is tied down at the top California Dream : Indica phenotype but grows relatively tall and fast. Will now be tied horizontally to the support net at the top as I did not expect such different growth behavior

Saylles Everything is going great. The California is a beast that won't stop growing. Fertilizer consumption is super low, I only watered normally today and will probably only start fertilizing again on Wednesday according to the schedule.

Saylles Now I'm getting the consequences of my little fertilizer. The Satori 2 seems to be developing a deficiency that I can't quite identify. Does anyone here know the damage pattern? I'm open to improvements. Edit: I've uploaded a few more pictures where you can see the damage pattern very well.

Saylles Unfortunately, the deficiency has spread further. Probably caused by calcium deficiency. I was not aware of the deficiency and was only able to do something about it relatively late. Apart from that, everything is fine except for the high humidity of 70-80% at night and 60% during the day. This is mainly due to diving on Sundays and the German weather at the moment.

Saylles It's the end of the week again and there's another little photo shoot and as you can see for yourself, the shortage continues, even though I'm taking countermeasures. Some leaves are starting to die off at the tips. Now I'm faced with the problem of flushing (which I'm very, very reluctant to do because of the humidity) or increasing the amount of fertilizer. My concern with increasing the fertilizer is that some leaves are showing signs of over fertilization (leaf tips necrotizing, leaf tips drooping), but this may also be caused by the deficiency. I will continue to monitor this, at least I have the feeling that it has slowed down. I would be interested to know how you deal with this, do you remove the leaves that are severely affected by the deficiency or do you leave them?

Saylles Today, I'm including a little video. What can I say, I've described the problem in various forums and here as well, and I had to realize that I actually managed to over-fertilize with organic fertilizer, probably with too much nitrogen. I've checked the trichomes and I'm expecting a harvest in about 14-20 days. This week will be the last time I give bloom fertilizer. The growth fertilizer is completely out. Starting next Sunday, depending on the condition, I'll decide whether to give TopMax and the other additives for another week or if I should flush. I also won't soak the pots fully anymore, as the humidity is becoming critical (82% at night, 65-70% during the day). I haven't noticed any mold yet, and from the smell, I believe there is no mold present.

Saylles The Satoris could have gone at least another 10 days. The trichomes are mostly milky, some unfortunately still clear, and a few amber. I found the yield to be good already; I'm curious if it will really be around 80g dry.

Saylles I think I'll get them again depending on how the turn goes, and then I'll also train them. The growth really convinced me.