RQS Apple Fritter Auto

SignalAndSoil No worries all going well I turned on the auto pot main line in.

SignalAndSoil Took off two yellow leave under heather. Dome is off and now the humidifier is on.

SignalAndSoil So this week I haven’t been touching the plant much instead leaving it to grow “wild” for now. No problems at all growing really well.

SignalAndSoil Overall, pretty smooth, weak, massive, massive growth had to raise the Light several times I’d say this week we’ve easily doubled and growth and tripled and water consumption. A lot of water has been consumed this week. I have done some light net training and have done some minor defoliation on leaves that were not exposed to the light at all Just to get the plant to focus on the leaves that are exposed and to improve air circulation through the tent in addition to this I have also weaning off the humidifier and allowing the humidity to slightly drop eventually just to atmospheric humidity then later introducing dehumidifier in addition to this, I’ll also be dropping the evening temperature now, but overall so far no issues at all.

SignalAndSoil This week has seen a noticeable surge in growth – she’s really stretching and has started flowering rapidly on her own. The smell has intensified significantly just over the past few days, no doubt about it. I’ve got a strong feeling this is going to be a seriously potent sativa, both in aroma and effect, especially with those narrow leaves. I’m feeling pretty optimistic about this plant. I’m also planning to brew a flowering compost tea before we head into deep flowering. Time’s a bit tight with work at the moment, but I’m hoping to get it done soon. At the moment, there’s only a heater and a fan in the tent. The humidifier has been taken out, and I’ll only bring the dehumidifier in once she’s in full flower. I’ve also added a sativa-focused metric to the dashboard to track how stressed the plant is. What I do is look at the average VPD from the past three days and check the difference in the numbers. Basically, the bigger the environmental shifts, the more stress the plant experiences, so I’m keen to keep a close eye on that.

SignalAndSoil Was away for week 6 so this week 7 so just managed remotely and mixed about 25 liters of BioBizz nutrients. Don’t have any pics for weeks 6 unfortunately. I have dropped the humidity a bit and turned down the temperature a bit then. I have had no issue so far at with this grow not even Fungus Gnat I have noticed, I have noticed that the leaves and bit more yellow than they should be I looked around and found that other grows at this stage had darker colored leaves, so I have bumped up the Nutrient Amount per L Bio·Grow 1 ml/L Bio·Bloom 3–4 ml/L Top·Max 1 ml/L Acti·Vera 1 ml/L I’m doing this slowly over 2/3 days just to see how she is doing. Other than that this plant is so sticky I can’t wait for the harvest

SignalAndSoil This week has been an interesting week. The water in the reservoir turned anaerobic, even with a water pump, circulating it. So I have pulled out the reservoir replaced all the water and cleaned the entire water pot system. Things should be working well now I’ll be keeping an eye out on new sugar leaves to make sure that the tips on curling fortunately, we managed to get this under control whilst it was still mild. I’m hoping this doesn’t affect the harvest too much. Also the heat has been a bit higher than anticipated with two days of over 30° in the tent Unfortunately there’s nothing I can do about that. It’s just my circumstances for where I have to grow at the moment in the attic that I was hoping for a Grow with zero issues but looks like we didn’t count to one but other than that very low maintenance Grow very robust plant.

SignalAndSoil This week has been relatively uneventful, though we have had a few days where I spied quite significantly in temperature with temperatures reaching sometimes over 30° unfortunately I don’t have control over this. That is the nature of the challenges of the Grow in the attic that I face, but we make do The planters stop showing signs of stress though the end tips are still little bit crispy but all new sprouts all new leaves that are coming through are good.