6.10: This week has been relatively uneventful, with no major developments to note. My primary focus has been on controlling the high humidity levels in the apartment, which range between 55% and 70%. Unfortunately, without a dehumidifier, my efforts haven't been particularly successful. The battle continues.
On a more positive note, the plants are thriving in terms of growth. Their buds are swelling, and overall, they are showing impressive vigor. One plant, in particular, has been a standout, growing from 26 cm to 44 cm in just one week. Quite an impressive leap!
However, not everything has been perfect. This week, I encountered some challenges with watering. I miscalculated both the timing and the amount of fertilizer to apply. As a result, a few of the leaves developed rusty spots, likely from nutrient imbalances. Thankfully, I’ve adjusted my approach and am now watering generously, but with careful moderation. I’ll keep a close eye on them moving forward, ensuring they get what they need without excess.
Despite the hiccups, I’m optimistic about their progress and excited to see how they continue to develop.
My plant is currently around its second week of flowering (autoflower). I've noticed that the tips of the pistils are showing a slight purple coloration. Is this normal? If not, what steps can I take to address it?
Dont worry man, its just your plant expressing some colors on the leaf tips. I was looking at the diary the leaves look kind of wavy. i would be more concerned about that. Try to ease up on your wanting a bit. i saw them clawing downward too. overwatering is one of the easiest things to do even for experience growers at times. Overwatering happens when not giving to much at one time but too may time without enough dry time in between
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