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Soil is based on:
- 40% Sphagnum
- 20% Perlit
- 25% Humus
- 15% Carbonized Rice Peel
Add ons:
1/2 CUP Torta Neem
1/2 CUP Lithothamnium Algae + Ca + Mg)
1 CUP MBP
1/2 CUP of gypsum fertilizer
4-6 CUP of basalt powder
6-8 CUP of Activated Charcoal
First Watering:
10ml / L Liquid Bokashi
Started taking flowermind (solid 0,5g/l + liquid solution 4ml/l) on every watering.
Plants look healthy, Gnats under control with a solution of Beauveria Bassiana and another of diatomaceous earth. Some diatomaceous earth also spread over the mulch.
Extremely bushy, under the Samsung Quantum Boards of 250w dimmered to 50%.
If you wanna defoliate i would wait for flower week 2 or three. The plant is in need to produce sugar while in vegetation stage, so don´t start too early. I would defoliate the lower half of leaves when in second flower week and 20 days later defoliate the upper leaves so she has enough leaves left for producing energy till the buds are done developing.
Pre Flowers arrived.
Beauty is still answering to the LST, but bud branches all staring at the light.
Did a minor defoliation, not sure If I should try taken few of these big leafs off.
An accident occurred when bending the main branch and smaller branch of the plant just dropped in my hand. I'm trying to produce roots... maybe sex reversion and few experimental auto seeds?
Not sure what I'll manage to do with this.
So this is Flower time.
LST worked just fine, allowing several buds to look directly to the Quantum Board.
Not sure if I over tie her, but anyway.
Regarding the clone, I guess I'll be able to create rots on that poor brench.
Photos soon.
Vivaldi is playing its Four Season masterpiece alternating between Dvorak Serenate for Strings.
Not sure, but girls seem to like it or I may just started to get crazy 'cause day one of Vivaldi (past week) all buds woke up stretched like in a symphony; aligned and stretched. Ready for regent Sun.
These vegan nutrients from Flowermind are doing their work. These 9 pics are all #day 36 since sprouting its head out looking for the sun, or #day 40 since they dive into earth whith their tinny little white tails.
Mental Note: remeber to take picture from the Clone (broken little brench). It's alive!!!
It helps when we can see good quality pictures such as yours. I'd also agree that you've over watered. In the event you are unsure you have different options to find out your watering schedule for the specific strain you are growing. Keep in mind each plant is different. You can weight your pots when dry to give you an idea of the weight then water and figure out how many days in between. Second you can wait until first sign of your leave also wilting as they are now which can also mean to require water. It's best to avoid over stressing your plant but you'll get into a pattern and then you'll get the feel for it. For now, let the soil dry to help expedite the process have some extra air circulating and move the soil around without disturbing the roots, you may only be able to mix the first 1-2" at the top.
Colas are getting fatter and larger.
Amnesia is recovering from overfert, new leafs are appearing normal although older ones affected won’t recover so I decided to trim some of the looking down fan leafs opening space to light reaching the small colas.
Big devil is tremendously vigorous, growing and growing. I’ll have to stand the lights up once more.
Ocassionaly cheking out the tricomes, just found it totally ambar. By surprise it's got ready earlier than expected.
110G WET / 39G DRY BUD.
It got for day break from water and light, and added an air conditioning using the dry function for an extra stress.
Hi @Bartholomeu! Yes it seems that you over-watered your babies. Make sure to weight the container every time before considering watering: you will then be able to guess the amount of water left in the medium. Roots need to be on a wet/dry cycle to ensure a healthy development, they tend to expand when they're searching for water, so you don't want a 100% wet medium neither than a 100% dry medium, but a little bit of each, with quick rotations. Hope this will help, keep us up-to-date and happy growing! 👊
Hey @Stick, thanks for your hints.
Soil is really "airy" with my Perlite / Spaghnum / Carbonized Rice Peels and I did check before watering whether soil was or was not wet.... and It was completelly dry, reason why I've poured some water.
I've been adding 1 liter, 1 liter and a half every two days, meaning something like 0,8L/day.
0.8 liters a day of water in a 3 liter pot? Yes you are over watering, by a lot. A liter of water should last you from 3 days to a week, before needing water again
Another AutoDinafem adventure up and running on the grow diary platform and this time with our Amnesia xxl auto 👍
Best of luck with the grow my friend and thank you for choosing our genetics for this adventure 👌
Until next time 👊
All the best ✌️
Mark..
Congrats on the new baby! Personally the most exciting time for me as a grower. Lots of hard work ahead. Enjoy. Keep doing what your doing and beat of luck with the rest of the grow.
So, just came home to check into my girls, and same. Top leafs are somehow curling.
I decided to take my 3in1 (ph, light, moist) meter into the pot... and.... DRY.
Sticked my finger into it and.. DRY.
The soil is not damped, far from that, so I started wondering, is it possible that it's only phenotype?
I've heard recently that there's a specific Pheno that resemble the effect of a wheat branch
"Polyploidism
Polyploids are individual organisms that possess a greater number of of chromosomes than is normal for the species they belong to. Polyploidism underlies the phenomenon of hybrid vigour, where crosses of two closely related species display higher yields and improved resistance to drought or disease. For example, durum wheat (used to make pasta) is a polyploid form of wheat created via an inter-species cross of two grasses with the typical chromosome count."
https://sensiseeds.com/en/blog/top-10-craziest-cannabis-mutations/
Bartholomeu
