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This is my very first indoor grow, however, I have been grown cannabis outdoors a few times. Hence only automatics.
Due to new cannabis law, that is in effect now. This is totally legal, STOKED !
It has been going good so far. Dolomit did a great job, the leaves are much greener now.
I am now awaiting first signs of flower.
Diesel Auto has been removed, therefore change of titel from triplet to couplet.
This weeks milestone, both plants are in flower.
I removed very few leafs, so the top of the lower branches are getting more light.
Moreover, I cranked up the light, now it is at 60%, I went from 30cm to 50cm distance after some leafs got white tips.
It looks like they fully recovered from last weeks light stress.
This week, both plants were fed 70% of the recommended dose of fish mix and bio bloom.
Also, they were given their last and final share of Dolomit (50g) and
Mykorrhiza (1 tablespoon) as a top dressing.
Also, one gram of epsom Salt per 10l of tapwater.
If I read my ladies correctly, they like this feeding a lot :)
Both plants are getting bigger and bigger, only because I play classical music to them :D
Super Lemon Haze has taken over White Widow in size.
Light is at 80% now, distance is 50cm.
White Widow is having issues with phosphorus deficiancy. Ph of drain was 7,6 yesterday. Therefore, I decided to water it with a mixture of tap water and vinegar with a ph of 6,5.
I noticed the purple stems a few weeks ago, I hope they go away after looked after the correct Ph. I just watered them, drain Ph was 6.7
Also, I cranked up the light. It is at 100% now which equals 190W.
What do you think peeps ? 3 more weeks to harvest ?
I can not believe what is happening. My White Widow is actually turning purple now.
I am startled, I had do to some research to find out this not a nutrient deficiency.
Apparently this is quite rare owing to its genetics.
Also, I am still dealing with Ph issues, as you can see.
Therefore, I watered them with plain water this week. Drain Ph was between 6,7 and 7,2. PPM was between 580 and 850.
Danby
