Gorilla Auto grow journal by Anno_smoke

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i, its easier for me to diagnose plants if i have pictures in natural light. i see a discoloration and tacoing leaves. Tacoing leaves are a sign for high temps. Any other diagnosis is just guessing or rolling the dices, If you want a serious diagnosis, take pictures in natural light, or do selfdiagnosis at a helping site

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SHOGUNcommentedweek 36 years ago

Hi, Thanks for choosing SHOGUN. As others have said here, it's hard to see what has caused your issues, but following some best practice when watering and feeding will help. I always recommend watering to run off - this way you are flushing the media each tie with your newly mixed solution. Make sure you are allowing the pot to dry back properly between waterings also - you don't want a constantly wet pot. I would be doing this purely by the weight of the pot - if it still feels heavy, then it doesn't need watering yet! If you think the issue is stressing your plant out, a light foliar application of Sumo Active Boost at 2ml/L can help with this.

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Fast_Budscommentedweek 36 years ago

Thanks for choosing our genetics, good luck!! We’re really looking forward to it! Enjoy Growing Faster 😀

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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 36 years ago

Hey there , this doesn t look like heat stress to me, actually plants are very strong up to 30°C more or less, so don't worry about that. One thing i dont like is the "cupping" of the leaves, and the brown spots coming on. I think you have a root problem probably due to slightly over or under watering which in turn caused some PH fluctuations which in turn created some root problems. I recommend therefore to make sure you follow a very strict wet/dry cycle, maybe add some enzymes or humic + fluvic acid when you water, hopefully this will fix it. I hope this helps you my friend ! 🚀

Anno_smokecommentedweek 36 years ago

Hi everyone thanks for your help, I will take photos later on tonight when I turn lights off but apart from that I was thinking maybe underwatering I'm starting a 2ml A and 2 ml B and 1ml of shogun pk but I'm still really new to this so knowledge is pretty poor but how can I follow and strick wet and dry cycle? I water once my lighting is off and spray with distalled water on leaves to rehydrate plus only water and feed when the top half inch maybe inch is dry or pot feels light

Anno_smokecommentedweek 36 years ago

I was thinking maybe start using this mulitpack shogun nutrition1 x SHOGUN Samurai Coco Nutrients - 1L A + 1L B1 x SHOGUN Katana Roots - 250ml1 x SHOGUN Silicon - 250ml1 x SHOGUN CalMag - 250ml1 x SHOGUN PK Warrior - 250ml1 x SHOGUN Sumo Active Boost - 250ml1 x SHOGUN Dragon Force - 250mlAny comments?

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