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Started my first grow, medium is coco mixed with perlite in a 4 x 2 tent.
Breeder is Oasis Genetics and both are Autoflowers so I can get my bearings and hopefully start with at least some yield.
Day 1 is 24 hours after planting the seeds germinated using the towel method. So far the NLxBB seems to be doing better than the AK47 but it hasn't been a week yet so we'll see.
Can already start to see the second set of serrated leaves getting started on each plant on Day 6 😃
Onto week 2 of my first grow, on day 13 i'm noticing that on my AK47 there is a slight cupping on the first set of true leaves and on my NLxBB there are rust spots developing on the first set of true leaves.
I'm going to monitor and water with normal PH'ed water for my next watering and maybe go with just Cal-Mag with the feedings afterwards.
On my NLxBB there appears to be rust spots developing on both sets of the first true leaves, i've only fed nutrients once on Day 10 and that was at quarter strength.
Not sure if this is a sign of overwatering or if I need to start feeding with Cal-Mag more regularly.
hi there so you have three problems. first of all overwatering, you can see from the "puffy" space in between the veins of the leaf and the wrinkled leaves that you're overwatering , this will actually shock the plant a slow growth. this article tells you what's going on with the leaves : https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-what-causes-curly-cannabis-leaves-and-how-to-cure-them-n923 here s a fool proof technique that will help you figure out when you need to water : www.youtube.com/watch Third, and this the easiest problem, the actual rust spots on the leaves : calcium deficit. Calcium has uptake by the roots at around 15% efficiency, and by the leaves at around 9°% efficiency. So simply use a foliar spray with a saturated solution of cal mag , spray until dripping wet several times a week and the plant should recover within 5 days and start to thrive. hope this helps ! 🚀
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