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Bene, scriverò in italiano visto che c'è il tasto translate.
I germogli sembrano essere in buona salute. Dalla scatola di banane adibita a incubatrice, é tutto. Passo e chiudo.
Un seme di hindu kush é nato, proveniva da un tentativo precedente in cui su 3 semi solo uno é germogliato. O sfiga o i semi che mi han venduto erano vecchi come sospetto.
Ho sostituito la lampadina LED a incandescenza con luce calda (la avevo in casa) con una da 6v luce bianca/calda che sembra molto più potente. Spero smettano di filare e caccino le foglie. Vedremo. Dalla scatola di banane 🍌 é tutto.
Repotted in definitive pot. Gonna top those in the next days.
Something I learned: water on the edge of the pot, as roots extends as much as possibile.
All topped. Watering on the outer area of the pots. Sprayed some fish mix on the leaves.
Time between watering is currently 5 full days, five for the hindu kush that is slower. All good.
I was away from home for 5 days. I watered until drain but much humidity and cold during those days, so they seem a bit overwatered. I'll Just wait until soil dries completely. I fixed the invironment then I defoliated 4 big leaves from the 3 BH. The Hindu Kush suffered the most and seems a bit stumped in growth.
PS: I switched to 12 /12 but plants were still recovering, not flowering at all.
Recovering from 5 days of holidays, defoliated a bit. All good. A bit of struggle raising the temperature.
Jan 9th: I finally watered again, It took 10 days the dirt to dry out
PS: 12/12 scheduled but still recovering, not flowering yet,
Hi peeps, a regretted ovewaterer here. Is It normal to wait 10 days in between waterings? I must say I was out for 5 days while humidity came a little up and temp was around 16°c, now fixed, btw the smallest of the four seems a bit overwatered even with this few. I'm puzzled.
Water uptake will slow with low temps and high humidity. The amount of time it takes for soil to dry will depend on how hard your plants drink and how fast evaporation occurs through temps/RH. Throw set times out the window, they're pointless. Learn to water by judging the weight of your pots. Incorporate more perlite into your soil will help too. Better yet, if you like to overwater then move to growing in coco. Coco loves being overwatered.
Defoliated some very big leaves, It was too busy. All good.
Made some cannabutter with big leaves and dry trimmings from the previous harvest.
PS: 12/12 scheduled but still recovering, not flowering yet,
Ehm, It is 33 days I switched to 12/12 flowering and I barely can see the first blooms. The plants are in health, this time I did not drowned them in water. The environment seem legit in temp, humidity. Is It ok to you?
From reading your diary. You have several things going on back to back that probably caused the pause in flowering. You topped your plants and the following week put them into flower. They were recovering from low temps and overwatering at the time. It can take up to 2 weeks to recover from a topping and 2 weeks to start to flower, not to mention how much to recover from neglect. I don’t think your light is the problem, or light leaks unless you keep lights on outside the tent 24/7 - if so turn them off. I’d say due to all surrounding circumstances your plant is probably struggling to get itself on track. Once it does, and I believe it has, you can start your flowering weeks - this would be week one.
TheObserver
