Dos is dos & Moby Dick

Shire_gorilla Coming on nicely

Shire_gorilla Growing really well. Stalk is still quite weak, possibly due to height of the lamp.

Shire_gorilla Nice steady grow on both plants. Transfered into the 20ltr pots. Slight discolouration on the bottom leaves of dsd.

Shire_gorilla Really growing well. Bending main and branches. Dos is bushier than the 80s. Had yellowing of the tips of top leaves of both plants. Cut nutrients from 4ml to 3 and it's easing.

Shire_gorilla Continuing with bending for both plants and have taken of several of the low leaves of Dos. Struggling to gauge how much (if any) of the leaves I should be cutting back to help air circulation and light penetration. Any advice welcome.

Shire_gorilla Absolute ball ache of a grow. Moby dick - Really struggling with this- leaves are yellowing on the tips (top leaves down to half way down the plant). I also now have small brown patches and the effected leaves are clawing down. Leaves are dark green and looks weak. I've increased the sups to 4ml per ltr and added calmag to see if it's a supplement deficiency. Dos is Dos - so couldn't work out why this had not come into flower. Works out that I'm an idiot and it's not an auto flower. I've had to now move it into my growing tent and try and sort it so I can flip it onto a 12/12. Fingers crossed 🤞.

Shire_gorilla Heavy defoliation on Dos and lightly lollipoping anything on lower 3rd. General maintenance on Moby. Dos is still to flower, I'm seeing what I suspect is pistils. I suspect there may be some light bleed and that could be a negative factor. Moby has plenty of bid sites (to many I think), but waiting on them growing or filling out.

Shire_gorilla Buds filling out a little. Pistils are starting to brown in places. Smell I creasing slightly.

Shire_gorilla Moby Dick is almost there now, thank the lord. I think I have another 3 or 4 days before chop time. It's been a real lesson in regards to feeding and watering. I'm still trying to figure out what lessons have been learnt - apart from there is no one size fits all. I also need to take more detailed records, so I can spot cause/effect and cycles. Did is Dos - for a photoperiod that was originally raised as an auto, I'm happy with what we have so far. It's not dead, in fact I would go as far to say that it's doing well all things considered. We did 24 hour total darkness this week and that did the trick in regards to flipping it. I've stopped trimming and will let nature donuts thing.