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I have a few strains in my tent at the moment but as it's my first diary I will be sticking with the one strain which is sweet deep grapefruit by dinafem seeds. Into week 8 we go, last week before flipping to 12/12, plant looks healthy and seems to be thriving using remo nutrients at the exact dosage recommended, only issue is new growth seems to be a little skinny an twisted at first but then sorts itself out any ideas why this could be? Humidity has been a little low past week but as I'm flipping soon I'm not to bothered by that. Give plant a little defoliation last week doesn't look like I touched her thhe way she bounced back lol. So far so good happy with the progress she's making :)
Once again not much of an update as Iv been busy just a few poorly taken photos a few days into week 2 flower, bud sites are forming nicely, also give her a little trim after I took the photo to get better light penitration.... Took some more pics today (week 2 day 6) flower, not the best of pics but can only work with what I have unfortunatel. Give this girl a drink yesterday an think I over done it as she was looking sad few hours after watering, she seems to have bounced back nicely tho:) she looks light green almost yellow in colour around the flowers any idea what it could be? Always open to tips :)
If anyone could help meout I'd really appreciate it, if u have a look at my last but one picture on day 6 week 2 flower u can see the new smaller leaves light green almost yellow, starting from the inside of the leaf working its way out, new smaller growth is yellow to any idea?
They look fine to me. I think the issue here is that the rest of the plant has very dark green leaves which is confusing you. Light vivid green is healthy, dark green leaves are not, the issue here is that you got used to having your plant with an over abundance of nitrogen, which comes from too much grow nutrients.
Not had the best of weeks hence the lack of updates, one of my lights some how fell and landed on one of my plants but that's another story! Iv also been struggling with low humidity during lights on it gets to 28:% some days, it raises a little when watering but only for a day or 2 max, O and low temps at night(which is actually daytime) due to the cold weather, can only work with what I got so hey Ho, other than that she seems to be doing alright :) wouldn't mind her filling out a little more, few more weeks an we shall see :)
@HighTV, I'm not going anywhere my friend. I want to see how our Sweet Deep Grapefruit finishes 👍
Considering the issue you have had with your light and low RH things still look to be doing very well 👊
Keep the updates coming my friend. Harvest is getting closer 👌
All the best ✌️
Mark..
To answer your question:
They look fine to me. I think the issue here is that the rest of the plant has very dark green leaves which is confusing you. Light vivid green is healthy, dark green leaves are not, the issue here is that you got used to having your plant with an over abundance of nitrogen, which comes from too much grow nutrients.
Thank you for getting your diary up and running on the grow diary platform mate and thank you for including our Sweet Deep Grapefruit in your selection for your 1st diary 👊
Remo is a great guy and his nutrients along with our genetics is a match made in heaven 👌
Best of luck with the grow my friend. We will be watching with interest 👍
All the best ✌️
Mark..
@O_ABSOLUTELY, my pleasure mate and so far we really like what we see 👍
The flower stage (12/12) has started so let the real fun begin 👊
Keep the updates coming mate. Things are about to get real interesting 👌
All the best ✌️
Mark..
Congratulations on the harvest my friend. That's some fine looking Sweet Deep Grapefruit flowers 👌
Time to sit back and enjoy ✌️
Thank you for the great diary 👍. It's been a pleasure to follow along 👊
All the best
Mark...
O_ABSOLUTELY
