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KISSGrowing KISSGrowing
3 months ago
25/08/24 Week three! The plants seemed to recover rather well from the replanting to a bigger pot and during week three quite significant growth was noticed. on D16 I have started LST with very little idea about what I am doing. It seemed to accelerate new branch growth at the current nodes, which I am happy about. They are still however quite tall and thin. I have no idea if training them actually benefits me any way at the moment apart from bending the plant. At the end of week three, D21, the growth is quite nice, but I think I have noticed the very first pistil starting to form! Surely thats a bit too early, no? Watering still seems slow to me compared to other grows I see on youtube. But the plant looks happy and soil is moist, so I refrain from adding more water. Could this stunt growth as it is also limiting the influx of nutrients?
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Grow Questions
KISSGrowing
KISSGrowingstarted grow question 3 months ago
Multiple questions: Is this the first sign of flower on the picture of D21 from sprouting? Doesn't the plant look to small for it still? How do I promote new node growth? Is watering roughly about 1.5L per week too little for nutrient influx? Royal Critical Auto - RQS
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Plant. Too short
Feeding. Schedule
Techniques. LST
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Lerome
Leromeanswered grow question 3 months ago
Hey! Yes, that is a female preflower. Preflower doesnt need to mean its going to flower immediately, its a sign of maturity like we get hairs in puberty. Its normally occuring during 4th and 6th week of vegetation on regular or feminized plants but it may be quicker on automatics. Plants primarily get their energy from light, nutrients and water are more like the building materials, but the intake of photons determines the possible building speed. Focus on building a strong root system first on automatics and the rest should come ( if the factors are right, like nutrition, watering, ph/ec, temperature, humidity, ...)
KISSGrowing
KISSGrowingstarted grow question 3 months ago
I am noticing the lower leaves of my Royal Critical Automatic to be much more pale green than the top of the plant. Is this a nutrient/light/watering/lst stress problem if at all? First Grow. Started balcony, moved to tent D23. SF-1000 light, 100% at ~ 55cm from canopy.
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Mooncat
Mooncatanswered grow question 3 months ago
Might be a bit stress but no need to worry first pair wilts in like 90% of times. Why did you tie down the leafes tho? You can remove every hook apart from the last one wich ties down the top.👍
KISSGrowing
KISSGrowingstarted grow question 2 months ago
My plants (1 auto, 1 photo) have grown a lot and are now pretty thicc. Should I remove some leaves to allow more light directly on the new growths from the nodes? More agressive LST? Leave them alone? They have grown in a weird pattern because of my LST attempts (see pic).
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Leaves. Too many
Plant. Twisted
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001100010010011110
001100010010011110answered grow question 2 months ago
The products of photosynthesis are free flowing in the phloem. Apical dominance dictates where resources go in the plant. The best way for good light penetration is to not overcrowd the growing space. stick to 2.5-3 colas per sq foot and have the faith and patience to let it grow in - it will. this ensures space between colas for leaves to grow and less need to defoliate. If you have a full canopy that absorbs all the light (no holes in canopy ety) then your yield will be there. Fewer colas per sq ft also helps with proportion of good buds vs larfy buds. For the last 2-3 years out of spite i've been bending leaves to directly cover buds and those buds all turn out the same as all other buds of similar stature on the plant - i.e. apical dominance. It's consistent and repeatable. Don't think light has to directly hit the buds to make dense buds. there is 1/10th to 1/100th the amount of photosynthesis taking place when light hits the buds vs leaves... you want light hitting leaves. read the guides on cocoforcannabis.com . they go over a lot of this stuff. they bust a bunch of urban myths and bro-science nonsense. Beware of shit information. it's abundant. bruce bugbee is another acceptable source. seed sellers are not a good source for information. they peddle in common (mis)beliefs that help sell more products. my suggestion for future -- take your space in sq ft and divide by 2.5 and 3. That is the amount of colas you want growing vertically in your canopy. then, by working backward from there you plan out how you want to train/top your plant(s) to get there. this keeps you honest and you know immediately when you want to flip to flower -- when you get things organized and ready to grow vertically in an even canopy. Trust that it will fill in. there is another 4-5 weeks of vege growth after flip to flower phase. this is why the plant doubles or triples in size - not because it grows faster in flower... it's simply what happens in another 4-5 weeks of growth before it stops. cocoforcannabis has an article "to defoliate or not..." too. it's a worthwhile read.
KISSGrowing
KISSGrowingstarted grow question a month ago
Q1: Is it ready to harvest? Most trichs on the buds are what I would say is milky, very little if any are amber. On the leaves next to buds though, quite few amber can be found, especially on bigger leaves and the main bud. Q2: Budwashing if my plant has thrips? Would it help?
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BavariaBiologist
BavariaBiologistanswered grow question a month ago
I would say if plant is healthy another 2 weeks for full development of flowers needed. About 50% of trichomes are still quite clear.
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LSchnabel
LSchnabelanswered grow question a month ago
1) It is not ready to harvest yet. You are getting close but it’s hard to tell because in your diary you have it posted as week 4 Veg. It’s looking like you are developing some amber trichomes. Keep checking every week and harvest when you see roughly 20% amber and 80% cloudy. 2) DO NOT SPRAY YOUR BUDS! Golden rule of flower is to NEVER SPRAY YOUR BUDS! Do not, do not, do not spray neem oil on your buds!!!!!!! I hope this helps.
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AsNoriu
AsNoriuanswered grow question a month ago
Omg !!! Huge respect to growers who put neem loonatic to wrong side ... No spraying during flower. Golden rule of growing.
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tipsytapsy
tipsytapsyweek 3
@mooncat - great comments!
James
Jamesweek 0
Good luck and happy growing mate 🌱
KISSGrowing
KISSGrowingweek 4
thank you for the comments on the last question @mooncat, @organoman!