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This diary will only be showcasing flower, these plants have vegged for a while I could tell you how long but they’re way to big for the tent so this will be fun
So this one plant has brown at the base of the stem and I wouldn’t be concerned if it wasn’t the only plant in the tent that looks like this, I’ve included pictures of the stem and the plant and then another one in the tent stem and plant. Is this root rot or nothing of concern?
2 questions, 1 I’m using dry top dressing for first time is this yellow leaf indicating it’s time for more topdress? I did half dose 3 weeks ago, 2 these plants leaves are pointing straight up, watered yesterday I’ve seen praying before but not like this (ill be raising the light
Looking at overall canopy state - they are well fed.
Plant will utilize/ redirect energy / cannibalize unneeded parts. Your canopy is very dense, so bottom leaves could be salvaged by plant.
I would raise lights as others noticed too.
Slow release is all about preplaning, if you are not familiar with this line, better use manufacturers guidance.
Totally up to you. In my experience working with pollen is not nearly as much of a risk as most say it is. Fresh pollen in particular is moist (a huge factor in the science of plant spores, namely pollen) and in my experience moist pollen is trivial to work with (it is relatively heavy, not easily airborne, and sticks readily to surfaces). The caveat with that statement is that cannabis in particular has a large range for pollen parameters, so there is always a chance your pollen doesn't behave in this manner. With there only being on one plant, I'd remove them and watch carefully. The primary concern is ensuring no hermaphroditic leaning genes get passed down, so definitely trash seeds if you do end up missing some pollen and it was viable. I had a whorled genetic deformity Irene that loved to make sterile pollen. No matter what, one of the cuttings in a tent would always try. Never pollinated anything but still a drain on time in the tents. As others have said, I would not tolerate this from your supplier. Unless you're keepign an heirloom or your absolute favorite cultivar around, there truly isn't a reason to deal with this these days.
Looking good so far got some frost forming but found a few Nanners not sure what I’m gonna do about that. Top dressed fox farms tomato and vegetable dry amendments still feeding CalMag and Si
Half way through flower and we have some flopping going on. Had to do a hillbilly tie down system other than that they’re drinking so much water at this point but nutrients are good lights good still at 425w in a 2 x 4
Don't forgot they're going to grow another 30cm once you flip the switch so don't leave it too long.Iv just taken 1 ft of growth off mine because they got too big.
Don't forgot they're going to grow another 30cm once you flip the switch so don't leave it too long.Iv just taken 1 ft of growth off mine because they got too big.That tent isn't going to be tall enough by the looks of it.
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