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Growing this strain was a bit of a mixed bag. On one hand, not knowing exactly what you’re growing adds a fun and exciting challenge. Every week felt like an adventure, watching the plant develop its unique traits – from its structure to the smell and bud formation.
On the other hand, it’s tricky not knowing what to expect.
In the end, it was a so-so experience. Not the easiest grow, but definitely an interesting one. Would I do it again? Maybe… but with a known strain next time to really dial in the details.
I used Plagron nutrients for soil during this grow, and overall, I’d say they performed really well. 🌟 The plants responded nicely, showing steady growth and healthy development throughout the cycle. The combination of Terra Grow and Terra Bloom provided a solid foundation for both the vegetative and flowering stages. 🌿🌸
That said, if you’re planning to use Green Sensation alongside Terra Bloom, be ready to adjust the feeding schedule. ⚖️ Following the default Plagron chart can sometimes result in overfeeding, especially if you don’t keep an eye on your EC levels. I had to tweak things here and there to avoid nutrient burn. 🔧
Despite this, the results speak for themselves – strong plants, great bud development, and a decent yield. 🏆 I’d recommend Plagron to anyone growing in soil, but just remember: stay flexible and watch your plants closely! 👀
Overall, this grow was a fun experience! 🌟 Watching the plants develop and caring for them week by week is always rewarding. However, not knowing which strain I was growing left me feeling a bit unsatisfied. 🤷♂️ It’s hard to fully appreciate the process when you don’t know what to expect or how to optimize for the specific strain.
That said, I’m really happy with how the plants turned out. 🌿 The buds are beautiful, the smell is fantastic, and I can’t wait to see how they smoke! 💨 This grow has definitely motivated me to dive into a new round – this time, maybe with a strain I can actually identify. 😉
Stay tuned for the next adventure! 🚀
I don't know the Problem and need some help.
I'm using plagron light mix moisture and gave her enough water, i guess. All other plant got the same amount of water and they are fine.
All other plants that are treated according to the same fertilization schedule look good. This week I watered it with half a liter of water + fertilizer on Tuesday and one liter of water + fert
Variegation. Little inconsistency in pigmentation on first couple sets of leaves is nothing to worry about.
Up-potting autoflowers does not shock them. I've yet to see a plant shocked from up-potting in 5 years and multiple hundreds of up-pots.
It's nearly impossible to water them properly when they are not drinking fast enough to warrant the pot size. Water a small column (slowly expand as it grows larger) around the plant, but you need to make sure the wetness goes all the way down to the botom, which means it'll sperad out to nearly the width of the pot anyway. This means it'll stay wet for a longer period of time than what is healthy = higher risks. If you don't water to the bottom, you train the roots to grow superfically which is even worse.
so much easier to just use a properly sized pot and not fall for the urban myth that up-potting is dangerous and will shock many plants... simply doesn't happen. All you should be doing is gently placing a rootball into soem soil and gently covering it up... if you agitate and man-handle the rootball, that's a self-inflicted problem easily avoided. Even then, good chance you don't see any shock, lol.
always give the volume of water required to do the job correctly and not some volume you whimisically picked out of your imagination. If you water at same loss of weight, it'll take the same volume of water.
read the guides on cocoforcannabis.com. watch bruce bugbee videos. Avoid bro-science. if it sounds like a bad supplement commercial, it's 'bro science' - promises the world and vaguely explains in some nonsense way or even attempt to sound science-y.
I’ve got 3 plants in my tent, but they’re all different heights. To compensate, I’ve hung my light at an angle, so one end is closer to the smaller plants.
My question is: Does this help, or am I better off keeping the light level? Any tips for dealing with uneven plant heights?
Keeping the light level is probably the best idea.
Either tie down (LST) the taller branches to the same level as the shorter plant or put some crates/bricks/boxes under the pots of the shorter ones to raise them up to the same level as the taller one.
Google "low stress training for cannabis".
One of my plants has yellowing tips on some of its leaves, and there are also brown spots forming on these yellow areas.
Any ideas on what could be causing this? Could it be a nutrient issue, or is it maybe related to pests or environmental factors?
High Sheldor, You are overfeeding the plants with the problems. Lower the terra bloom nutrients to 3 ml/L and also make sure that you water till 20% runoff to prevent nutrient salts building up inside the soil. And keep your pH around 6.2 to prevent nutrient lockouts. I always use Green Sensation! It is my number one choice during the flowering phase! Happy Growing Buddy! 💚
Whats up Growmie, nice Grow keep up the good work 👌🏽🍀 check out mine, maybe you got some tipps 🙏🏽 don‘t forget to Like & follow if you like my organic grows 💯
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