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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 96 years ago
You grow for your Parents=? nice Idea, congrats all to your Harvest
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Autofeather6 years ago
Well a week has past.. Good things have happened. I have finally received my humidifier; however, I am finding it kind of needy. The Viprasprectra 700W light runs pretty warm causing my Cloudline inline fan to kick on to cool the tent to 78 degrees. When the fan kicks on it takes out some of the humidity causing the humidifier to turn on to reach a humidity of 60%. I find at the humidity of 60% the humidifier will last roughly 24 hours. I had to work away from home for three nights so I turned the humidistat to 50% that lasted me 36 hours so the humidifier was shut off well before I arrived home.
I transplanted the Auto Kush and Blueberry into 5 Gallon pots 5 days ago. They took the transplant very well looking back I probably could have done it a little more gently and added a root stimulant.
Ok so the plants! I do have a question I am hoping someone can help me diagnose my plants. I tried doing a lot of research into the amount of water you’re supposed to pour into your coco, but I am coming up with so many mixed opinions. The leaves right before I transplanted them started to droop. According to come random websites- too lazy to site it states that it could be due to overwatering or underwatering. I have also read that you cannot overwater your coco! I’m not sure if I believe that since I water my plants pretty often. Some website told me to continuously keep the coco wet so it doesn't cause a big PH swing. If this were true then what would cause the droopy leaves. Is it my light? Is it to close? After I transplanted the babies I watered them they shot up four days later were back to these droopy leaves. If anyone has an opinion I’d be super grateful. Anyways till next week.
BTW the last photo is my auto watering system it was originally built for my saltwater fish tank but due to my current life choices I’m no longer able to continue that hobby.
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Autofeatherstarted grow question 6 years ago
What would cause my leaves to droop. I know it could be under-watering or over-watering. I'm growing in Coco. Could it be caused from anything else ? My light possibly ?
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Leaves. Wilting
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Stickanswered grow question 6 years ago
Hi @Autofeather! Your light is not responsible for this. Heat + high relative humidity usually lead to these symptoms. If your day temp is 26°C, you may need to decrease it by a few degrees (22-23°C would be perfect). Regarding your waterings, you must apply a wet-dry cycle, even in coco, your medium should never be too wet nor too dry, but it should alternate between those states. I think you slightly overwatered your medium in an already wet environment, as a result your plants are having hard times to breath and sweat. Just hold on your waterings until you feel the top of the container is dry. Unplug your humidifier for a few days until they recover and show healthy leaves. Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing 👊
Autofeatherstarted grow question 6 years ago
When do you normally start LST?
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Techniques. Defoliation
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CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 6 years ago
start at the first set of leaves, works better the earlier the start the better the results. consider using something quite heavy like a metal garden hook to thread it through so it stays put and wont be moved by the plant (yes they are surprisingly strong!). so you want to thread the seedling through a metal garden hook then basically keep the rest of the leaves (that will turn into stems for flowers) down as well ... you're right on time to FIMM or top or flux by the way - hope you do well here because down the line you may be rewarded ! good luck ! 🚀
Autofeatherstarted grow question 6 years ago
If I do have a massive phosphorous deficiency should i just harvest now? can anyone tell by the looks of some of the leaves. Thanks
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Leaves. Dropping off
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Athosanswered grow question 6 years ago
Are you sure you have a P deficiency? The symptoms of phosphorous deficiency are dark / metallic blue patches on lower leaves. On the other hand potassium (K) deficiency looks like uneven yellowing with rust spots on lower leaves. Is that what you see on the lower leaves? Cause I can't spot that on the pictures; what I see is purpling leaves due senescence or autumn color effect. The former happens when the plant is close to its end, the later is a technique that removes nitrogen from the feed in mid flowering, forcing the plant to use its stores, when done right, it results in yellow / red / purple leaves that looks like plants during autumn. Autos usually takes between 8 to 10 weeks so I believe that what you are seeing is a plant that's close to harvest and so its consuming its reserves.
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CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 6 years ago
yes you do have Phosphorous and Potassium deficiencies, but that doesnt mean you should harvest now. You can check the trichomes to see if the plant is ready, using a 40x minimum magnifier , cloudy or white means THC is present, clear means not ready yet and amber means you'll have more of a couch lock effect. otherwise you can check the pistills to see if you're ready, you're looking for something like 70/80% brown pistils. So no you're not ready to harvest, and you should probably add some PK and chelation agent for a week maybe two before a two week flush... sorry for the bad news, but it's the truth ! hope this helps ! 🚀
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Mrs_Larimaranswered grow question 6 years ago
Its like in autumn the leaves are colouring, The chlorophyll turns away( consumed by the plant) and the regular colour appears a mix of orange and yello, and later its brown and the leaves dies. Your plant comes to the end of his lifecircle and thats how it looks like. kepp the track you ar going, she will be ready soon (10-14 days)
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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 96 years ago
Lovely colours, and nothing to fear of. Lifecicle ends for her....
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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 46 years ago
wow very vigor growing Girl , well done. you can put next week to "flowering" dont have to change it now. Greetings and have fun and yes 20/4 is less stressfull for the plants i had best effect with that time
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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 36 years ago
Hi, you can do it now , until the next 2 Weeks. As vigor as she grows and looks , you can do topping/ fimming too
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Korinthiuscommentedweek 26 years ago
I swear, we ordered the same seeds from Canuk Seeds. Blueberry. Purple Kush. I also have Lemon Skunk. Following your grows. Interested in how your Purple Kush comes out.
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Korinthiuscommented6 years ago
@Autofeather, dont fear the humidity to much, it has been a hardcore issue for me the whole grow, and her buds are still coming out nice and dense, or at least in my limited experience.
Agreed on the side branching, she needs space. She looks like a rectangle in my 20" x 30" tent. I can only imagine how much I am losing that could get so much more light. Wish I had room for any LST on her but that was just not happening. Maybe in my new tent when I get it.
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Autofeathercommented6 years ago
@Korinthius,
After reviewing your grow again I've definitely concluded we have the same plant. Man the purple kush has some crazy side branching ! I've started LST on it but the stem is so thick it's alot different compared to my Blueberry. The Purple Kush is so dense/ compact I'm interested to see what happens when she flowers. My plant will probably not grow as large as yours- it's not in a DWC and shes having to go a week or so with low humidity. I'm away from home and can't fill up the humidifier. 😭
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Korinthiuscommented6 years ago
@Autofeather,Depending on the size of your tent, it may not. Mine does not, thats for sure. Just left on her own, She can easily utilize an area of 3x3 to grow, which is my plan for her next grow. I want to see how much she can put out with the right space. My current tent is 20"x36" and she is looking very rectangular.
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Puffer_Billcommentedweek 96 years ago
Nice sparkling buds you cropped.
🏆🌲💖🌲💖🌲✂️
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Autofeathercommented6 years ago
@Puffer_Bill,
Thank you 😁
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CoastGrowercommentedweek 96 years ago
Didn’t you harvest a bit soon? Did they really went from seed to harvest in 9 weeks? That would be crazy fast..
Hope you enjoy your smoke!
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Autofeathercommented6 years ago
@CoastGrower,
The trichomes looked cloudy and had a few amber ones. I'm sure I could have went longer but my house stunk and I was going in vacation. 😂
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Athoscommentedweek 96 years ago
To answer your question:
Are you sure you have a P deficiency? The symptoms of phosphorous deficiency are dark / metallic blue patches on lower leaves. On the other hand potassium (K) deficiency looks like uneven yellowing with rust spots on lower leaves. Is that what you see on the lower leaves? Cause I can't spot that on the pictures; what I see is purpling leaves due senescence or autumn color effect. The former happens when the plant is close to its end, the later is a technique that removes nitrogen from the feed in mid flowering, forcing the plant to use its stores, when done right, it results in yellow / red / purple leaves that looks like plants during autumn. Autos usually takes between 8 to 10 weeks so I believe that what you are seeing is a plant that's close to harvest and so its consuming its reserves.
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Autofeathercommented6 years ago
@@@Athos,
I sure hope you're right. I've been kinda following along with Mr. Canucks grows on YouTube and his leaves change color but i'm not sure if the lower ones fall off. I don't have uneven yellowing or rust spots on the leaves. I have lowered the temperature at night and the humidity has dropped dramatically. According to the seed provider it takes 7-9 weeks of flowering. I have no idea when they start their "flowering time average" but if its when the white pistols shoot out I'd be at 6 weeks and a couple days. I took those photos yesterday and today its looks like around 60 percent of the pistols are orange and the trichromes are starting to become cloudy. I would agree that the plant is not ready for harvest quite yet.
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vovaTHEKUSHMASTERcommentedweek 46 years ago
Very beautiful
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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 36 years ago
start at the first set of leaves, works better the earlier the start the better the results. consider using something quite heavy like a metal garden hook to thread it through so it stays put and wont be moved by the plant (yes they are surprisingly strong!). so you want to thread the seedling through a metal garden hook then basically keep the rest of the leaves (that will turn into stems for flowers) down as well ... you're right on time to FIMM or top or flux by the way - hope you do well here because down the line you may be rewarded ! good luck ! 🚀
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Dahoolacommentedweek 16 years ago
good luck with your grow! i'll follow along
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DILLIGAFcommentedweek 95 years ago
did you find an answer to the 6 month old question mate ??
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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 96 years ago
hey there, sorry for the bad news, but you're not ready to harvest yet, let me know if you have any other questions ! 🚀
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