Watered at pH 5.8 to lower my soil which had become alkaline.
Nearing the end of week 5, growth picked up a lot, hoping they don't grow too tall.
End of the week, plants snoopy and Hazel (after more lst) are 65 cm and standing the tallest. Thea and Marlina are on paint buckets to even them out.
Runoff is now pH 6,5 so I'm happy
I'm using a 150w drawing cob and two led bulbs at about 25w for side lighting. I have the option to add another 50w drawing panel later in flowering. Should I?
Go ahead and cut the lowest branches. They they will amount to nothing and the airflow will improve, reducing the risk of mold. Also less tops mean they will be bigger
@GrowBeforeHoe, I'm pretty certain I have it under control. I found a thrip larvae so I bombed all the seedlings with organic insecticide about a week ago and haven't seen anything since. New leaves are all very healthy, thank you for looking at my diary
Looking good, if youre getting yellowing leaves on the bottom of your plants then snip them off, you should try to remove all lower fan leaves that arent receiving light and then also remove most of your large fan leaves so the lights can penetrate to all the buds. Removing fan leaves will also help with lowering humidity and create greater airflow through the plants
@BuddingBudda, humidity is really low right now about 30%, which is great. I started snipping fan leaves from one of the ladies today to let more light get in as you mentioned. Thanks mate
Go ahead and cut the lowest branches. They they will amount to nothing and the airflow will improve, reducing the risk of mold. Also less tops mean they will be bigger
hello, I find this technique more profitable, as you say, all these little buds (Pop corn), get up at the same height and I harvest more beautiful buds. It's a bit of work but it's worth it. Good grow