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Splashy Today they are big enough that I could fertilize them with the Greenhouse nutrients. In Vince's video, he said it's enough to leave them in the Light Mix without nutrients until they are 10-15cm tall and then start fertilizing. I followed his recommendation that he suggests for autoflowers. I watered them with 500ml each, divided per watering.

Splashy After top feeding with the Greenhouse bloom and grow, they have slight burn marks on the leaf tips, but I believe that this can't really be avoided with the fertilizer. I only used 2g/l grow and 3g/l bloom, and still, the symptoms appear. I'm not going to stress about it anymore and will accept it. I discovered a brown spot on one leaf and estimate that it's due to a calmag deficiency, so starting today, I will add the amount of calcium and magnesium indicated by the calmag calculator with each watering. The problem child still looks very strange, very light and odd. I hope the side branches develop further; otherwise, it's going to be a bud-on-a-stick project. I watered again today after 4 days; the watering edge was already visible 2 days ago, but the pot was quite heavy, and I didn't want to overwater them.

Splashy I think they are slowly in the flowering stage and also stretching. From the biggest one in the back, 3 shoots broke off during LST, very unfortunate especially because they were the two middle ones and one below. That must have happened during the night phase; I only noticed it the next day when the shoot had already drooped down for a while and was all limp. I don't think the oddball will survive; its water consumption is only half of what the other two are, and the leaves are deforming in a really strange way. I think it will be over for it soon, poor thing.

Splashy All 3 of them really don't look good, this has been the grow with the most problems so far. Despite keeping the pH value at 6.4-6.5, adding the right calmag mix, and maintaining the temperature, they are showing such issues. One of them has had stunted growth from the beginning; I don't expect it to survive until the end. The others are now also showing calmag deficiency, even though I'm strictly following the water values and calmag calculator. I can only assume that I need to increase the dosage since the values I'm getting are different from what the water company provides. I'll increase the amount during the next watering and hope it stabilizes again. You can see the red discolorations on some individual calyxes, which are known for this strain. I hope this grow turns out well and doesn't go south. Fingers crossed! 🤞

Splashy I pulled apart the shoots today and secured them with plant wire. This way, there's a bit more space between the buds, and more light reaches the previously covered spots. I'm considering whether I should fertilize again with grow nutrients from Greenhouse Feeding, but I'm not sure.

Splashy After I wasn't so sure with the pH meter and had issues with Calmag in both this and my other grow, I decided to get a new one. I upgraded from a €7 device to a €40 one from Yinmik. The calibration was also easier since the liquids came as liquids individually. It turned out that my old device deviates by about 0.5, which would explain quite a bit. Also, we are now in week 4 and I’m now always adding 1ml of Green Sensation from Plagron to give the plant and the yield something good. Let’s see how it goes. I sent Chat GPT my water values from the waterworks and asked which Calmag agent I should use best with those values without having to mix it myself with the Canna Mono. It came back that the Canna Calmag agent fits perfectly with my tap water, so I ordered that and am already using it. Since I have a 10L canister and always mix 10L with Calmag and pH, I hope it pays off with the Calmag agent and the pH tester. The new leaves that are forming are darker green than the others, which means that the 10g Bio Grow from Green House is already showing effects per pot. Now I can only hope that the nitrogen deficiency gets back on track and that I won’t have more problems. In the pictures, you can clearly see that I changed the positions of the plants since I always had to reach through the other 2 to water the ones in the back. Now it’s much more comfortable and I can reach the back ones better to water them. The problem child that still doesn’t look good (back left) is now getting really thick flower sites; I think it could be the most productive one. The one at the back right is also turning reddish, but its flowers are still holding back a bit. Unfortunately, the front plant won’t get reddish buds, but it is gaining mass as well.

Splashy Since the trichomes are now 5-10% amber, I've decided to harvest. Head over heels and just waiting.