This week I let them rest and prepared them for the flip.
09.11.:
- preparation for flowering phase - they got top-fed with 40g/plant BioBloom from Green House Feeding and 4g/plant silicates from Terra Aquatica mixed with some hands of soil, then watered with 1L/plant BioEnhancer
10.11.:
- took all the stakes out so they can stretch stress free
- they got flipped into flower
My back-left plant started to slightly yellow on me from the bottom up. Front-left is also lighter than the rest. Is this a feeding issue? Do they need more nitrogen or did I overwater them? Appreciate your answers :)
Hey there man don’t worry to much there is always a plant in tent that wants to act up
I’d suggest checking the ph level of the run off water next time you water and if it’s off run a few gallons of water ph to 6.4
Also every plant requires different amounts of nutrients some want a lot some want a little.
It’s possible what your seeing is the plants turning yellow might need a little extra nutrients compared to the nice and green ones
If you are using a flowering base nutrients that should be good maybe just add a little extra bites to those plants fee water if the ph is not off
Also if you have not started giving cal mag yet do that. It’s possible you have a slight cal or mag or nitrogen deficiency
Again like i said don’t worry at all your plants look great it’s very minimal problem going on from what insee
@Herbie101, you grow way better than I do my dude, don't be too humble :D
I would not recommend doing 4 plants in 10L pots in a 60cm x 60cm tent it's just way too much and needs constant monitoring :D
I plan to run one 20L pot in a 60x60 space when I upgrade my tent and try to make them wide by scrogging them. I guess trying different styles until you find the one you like is the way to go :D
I do wish you success and big harvests on your journey :)
@laxx, Hahaha sure it always feels different, but i'd love to have my runs look like this. I'm style trying to figure ouz how many plants in which potsize fit my tent and my growstyle the most.
@Herbie101, thanks! I would love to say it's easy to maintain, but I really have to fight with the humidity sometimes. It's not as clean as it looks is what I want to say :)
I do give my best though and appreciate your words :)
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