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IM HAVING TROUBLE POPPING THESE GIRLS, AND I THINK ITS BECAUSE I DIDNT LET THEM SOAK LONG ENOUGH, I THREW THEM BACK IN SOME PH'D WATER WITH SOME HYDROGEN P, KUZ ITS BEENA FEW DAYS. THEY HAVE BEEN BACK IN WATER FOR BOUT 2 HRS, GETTING SWOLE, WIT LIL BUBBLES AROUND WHAT SEEMS TO BE LIL TAPPY TAPPY ROOTS LOL, ANYWAYS I NEED HELP ? TIPS ON GETTING THESE GIRLS TO POP ?
So I was able to save 3 of 10 seeds, I accidently cooked the others I believe ! :/
But Two are now in the 5 gal fabric pots with COCOLOCO SOIL.
THE Other two seedlings, Are from growers choice, One Hindu kush, and one Red Congolese!! I wanted some LANDRACES :)
I must say I decided to plant these directly in soil, and they popped up within 4 days... so I think im going to stick to this METHOD! FYI LOL
OKAY SO I GOT THREE MYSTERY PLANTS FROM FASTBUDS ON DAY 8
TWO FROM GROWERS CHOICE SEEDS, HINDU KUSH- RED CONGOLESE ON DAY 8
AND ONE BANANNA PURPLE PUNCH FROM FASTBUDS, ON DAY 1
THESE SEEDS ALL SPROUTED WITHIN 72 HRS (DIRECT SOWE) - THE ONLY WAY TO GO!!! FUC ANY OTHER METHOD OMM
THEY ARE IN COCO LOCO SOIL, BUFFERED WITH MORE PERLITE, SOME ORGANIC VERMICULITE, AND ADDITIONAL MIYYCORAZZZAYYYYYEEEEEEE
I WILL LATER ON BE RUNNIN SYNTHETIC NUTES (GH FLORA SERIES)
BUT THEY SHOULD BE GOOD FOR 3-4 WEEKS, WITH STRAIGHT PH'D TAP WATER DECHLORINATED, + 2ML OF HYRDOGUARD
Light stress? herming? what yall think lmk!???
THIS WEEK MOST THE PLANTS ARE IN THE VERY BEGINNING PREFLOWER HERES ONE THAT IS TROUBLING ME
HERES THE TOP AND ID THOUGHT ID SHARE THE NODES
No sign of herming here – what you’re seeing are clean female preflowers, just starting to stack. Pistils look healthy and there’s no sign of male sacs or nanners forming.
Also, I don’t see signs of active light stress – no bleaching, tacoing, or twisted new growth. If anything, she looks dialed in and just starting to stretch.
It’s good you’re watching closely, but so far everything looks on track. Keep light intensity steady and avoid major environmental swings – especially now in early flower.
Not that I am legally responsible, but of course there is the posibility of stamen without "balls" 😉 but don't worry looks fine for me 👍
if the nodes at the top remain tightly packed, yeah, the light is a tad too high at moment. I can tell by node spacing lower on plant that this was not the case before. The thin leaves could be related or could be too much p/k (chlorosis is part of that symptom, can verify that with any leaf chart).
if you switched to "bloom" nutes, these often come with too much p/k. I think this is nute-related, not light related.. but do keep an eye on those developing internodes at top.. make sure tehy don't remain too tight (or too lanky). As long as they are developing the light is fine.. this is your guide. A measurement for light only puts you in a ballpark. Local variables like atmospheric co2, temp and rh all impact how much DLI a plant can take each day before it is negatively impacted. You can only find that 'maximum' through trial and error. Take notes when you find it. Seasonal changes may cause for different maximums, so you may need different notes for summer vs winter etc.
I raised the 150w light up more in this 3 x 3, and fed the plants the left over nute soup I had left from my Big girls, and 24 hrs later they seem to be responding really well, LOOK AT THOSE fan leaves ! lol 5 week vegging ! cant wait to see the flowers they put out..
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