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9/3-watered 1.2 liters with all 4
9/4-Considering top dressing with gaia green. No nutes yet, just ffof
9/6-Top Dress and water 1.2 liters with all 4, probably should have done water only
Hello mate, its depend to on how long you want the vegatative phase to be. If you do more than 1 month i think you must will add dry amendements otherwise you could add the flowering amendaments at the beginnig of the flowering phase.
Good luck and happy journey :)
It looks like you're asking about when to top dress after transplanting into a mix of Fox Farm Ocean Forest, perlite, and worm castings. Based on your soil mix, you’re probably good for a few more weeks before needing to add anything.
Fox Farm Ocean Forest is pretty rich in nutrients, and worm castings provide some extra nutrition, so there’s usually no immediate rush. I’d say wait another 2–3 weeks before adding dry amendments. When you do, keep an eye on the plants to see if they show signs of needing extra nutrients.
Make sure not to overdo it though—Ocean Forest can already run a bit hot, especially for younger plants.
I have some spotting starting on a few leaves. I had some slight tip burn last week I believe from letting the soil get too dry and getting a bit of nute burn. Two leaves showing these symptoms.
Ensure that your soil’s pH is between 6.0 and 7.0 for optimal nutrient uptake.
If you suspect nutrient lockout due to pH or salt buildup, flush the soil with plain pH-balanced water.
If you notice symptoms of specific nutrient deficiencies (like calcium or magnesium), you may want to supplement with products like Cal-Mag.
Beat of Luck 🌱💚
Moved light up due to possible light stress. Seems like soil pH is back to normal
9/28 Top dress gaia green bloom 1 tbsp per gallon.
9/29 watered 1 liter with light HPK to see if it's potassium deficiency due to purple stems
Give it a good look deep in the bud to get an accurate representation. The sugar leaves will always ripen faster than the actual bud.
Looking at other diaries that have that strain, it’s getting close, possibly a week more.
My FastBuds Banana Purple Punch Auto was a very fast finisher so with these autos, they all do not need 7-10 weeks of flowering and can ripen faster.
Hope this helps.
Nigs4200
