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Coco Coir
Grow medium
0.75 l
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Week 2
Vegetation
3.9
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Zazass Zazass
4 months ago
Day 8: Start on week 2. Watered with compost tea. Plant at 5.5 cm. Day 9: still looking good. At 5.5 cm. Day 10: At 5.7 cm Day 11: I watered with a 1:2 willow water to water ratio. So I diluted 100ml of willow water with 100ml of distilled water. I also added 0,26ml Calimagic. I putted the plant outside in the sun during the day. Plant at 6 cm. Changed light from 20/4 to 18/6. Day 12: Plant looking good. Still 6 cm. The leaves feel a bit small for my liking. Day 13: I took out the plant and mixed the soil with some perlite. Then I added the plant in the pot. Did this because of overwatering. Plant at 3.9 cm after. Day 14: Letting the soil be dry today due to the overwatering. Watered it later on the day with nutes.
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Grow Questions
Zazass
Zazassstarted grow question 5 months ago
It started to stretch from being 2 cm on day one to being 4 cm on day two. I adjusted the ppfd to 330 from 250. Can someone with experience please help me control the stretching.
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BerrySweetHigh
BerrySweetHighanswered grow question 5 months ago
Hello Zazass, bring the light closer to the plant. This will stop stretching. If a plant does stretch too much at the beginning you can always support it with a cocktail stick. Happy Growing Buddy! 💚
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modmyplants
modmyplantsanswered grow question 5 months ago
if it does, It tries to stretch into light. Give it some more, not less. But i think your plant looks just fine, not what i would call stretchy yet. Happy Growing mate!
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001100010010011110
001100010010011110answered grow question 5 months ago
more light, if it continues to stretch. Simple as that. Incrementally increase it.
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Zazass
Zazassstarted grow question 4 months ago
At day 10 with my cannabis plant, planning to move it outside at day 21. Current daylight: 16h 15m. Week 4: 15h 41m, Week 5: 15h 5m, Week 6: 14h 29m, Week 7: 13h 53m, Week 8: 13h 16m. When can I expect it to start flowering? And how can I keep track of the flowering weeks?
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modmyplants
modmyplantsanswered grow question 4 months ago
Hey mate, Flowering triggers at around 11-12 hours of darkness. And need then some days to flip into flowering, like 2-4days . The first 2weeks of flowering you wont see pistils and your plant is still growing, but in the pace of lightning literally, so its no easy to keep track on when flowering starts exactly. I would anyways feed grow-nutrients, till your plant shows pistils, since its only growing in early-flowering and therefor needs those nutrients. I would just start flowering weeks in diary, when you hit 12 hours of nighttime or wait till you see pistils and change the last 2 weeks to flowering then. You can put weeks as growing first and switch it later. Hope that helps you, Happy Growing mate!👍
Zazass
Zazassstarted grow question 4 months ago
Can someone please help me with my plant. The leaves aren’t as big as it should be and the leaves are kind of drooping down. I will upload a picture of a plant sitt same strain from an other grower. I have the diary uploaded on my profile if you want to take a look.
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BerrySweetHigh
BerrySweetHighanswered grow question 4 months ago
Hello Zazass, You keep the soil waaay to wet and for that reason the roots are suffocating due the lack of oxygen in the soil. Let the soil dry out and water from the bottom in this small pot. Just place the pot in a bowl with 2 inches (5 cm) water for a few seconds. When you transplant the plant you only want to water from at least 5 inches away from the plant to prevent the roots to suffocate again. Happy Growing Buddy! 💚
Zazass
Zazassstarted grow question 4 months ago
Please can someone help me with my plant. It’s in day 17 and still very small. I overwatered the plant for the first 12 days. I have the diary on my page. Please not that the calmag I’m using is homemade with Epson salt and eggshells so it can lack calcium. What should I do?
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al_he
al_heanswered grow question 4 months ago
Hi... I've had similar issues twice, where it turned out there was root damage after germinating in a paper towel and then transferring directly to soil. I use a root riot/peat puck nowadays to check root development more easily - one a plant is in soil it's more likely than not that you don't want to disturb the root but there's obviously an issue here. The first time I had a stunted growth at this stage, I watered the soil until it was a little crumbly and then went to repot the plant and visually, the root was just a small stump with no tendrils. The second time, I asked a friend to check on it, he gently dug around the soil at the base of the plant and it just fell over, once again a small stump for a root system. That's just from my experience which is limited but I now monitor growth carefully at germination (paper towel, root riot, then soil) to look out for such issues. Anyway, take care, if this one doesn't grow, the next one will :) Later
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sanibelisl
sanibelislanswered grow question 4 months ago
i also bought a good led grow light that has a dedicated seedling mode i promess it will help your little girls grow up to be gorgeous models. it all starts at the beginning my friend. at the beginning of my compound v grow diary i show all of lights that seem to give me wonderful results . its the blue spectrum you are looking for seedlings .good luck
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sanibelisl
sanibelislanswered grow question 4 months ago
unless you are a chemist leave it up to the pros
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modmyplants
modmyplantsweek 1
Good luck with the grow, nice strain👌 Grew it last year, the growthspeed was crazy 😍
sanibelisl
sanibelislweek 2
Photoperiod or autoflower? If it’s an auto than it’s on its own schedule to start flowering usually between weeks 3and 4 then consider to flower for an additional 6to8 weeks. As auto’s don’t need light adjustments to enter flower you can grow them under a more generous light schedule, 20 hours on and for hours of darkness is probably the most common setup for autoflowers. Growing regular photoperiods is much different because if grown outside you rely totally on nature’s light cycle. Most planting outside occurs in spring or early summer so your plants have a chance to grow (vegetate) though June and July. Somewhere between the second or third week of July the plants will determine what sex they are (unless you are growing feminized seeds) male or female. Once they have sexed is when they will start a period of called the stretch and your plants can sometimes double in size especially when grown outside. During stretching the plant will go into preflower and will produce an abundance of pistils at the nodes and subsequently become full flowers. Stretch outside is usually finished by the third week of July and most certainly by the first of September. Flowering photoperiods if indica could potentially be ready for harvest by the end of September or early October and a sativa the middle of October to the beginning of November. A lot to take in but those are the ins and outs of cannabis cultivation as far as flowering time lines. Learn how to water your plants correctly is the single most important thing to know when growing cannabis. Do some research on line and ask questions. Watering incorrectly is the most common way people destroy their crops. Hope this helps.
Suemchen
Suemchenweek 6
Looks really good 👍 keep up the good work 🤙
Legendaryseedthumb
Legendaryseedthumbweek 5
Hello, nice to see your page! Good luck with everything! If you have any time to spare please come by my page I just started a new journal!!🙌🏼🙌🏼
modmyplants
modmyplantsweek 5
Hey mate, google “tripart feed schedule soil”. And water when earth is dry. I don’t wanna be the boo-man, but to flower cannabis a bare minimum. Invest in a 100watts lamp or all other stuff you put in: nutrients, water and most important your energy and emotions will be a waste.