Critical + 2.0 Autoflowering grow diary (journal) week9 by numb73

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numb73commentedweek 95 years ago

@DinafemSeeds, yes mate! I start the flush yersterday but I have 2 others phenos of Critical and they’ll take a few more weeks, maybe others 20 days to haverst ! Can’t wait to chop these girls, peace

DinafemSeedscommentedweek 65 years ago

I'm going to say the lead yellowing issue is nutrient related with to much feed, to little feed or possibly nutrient lock out 👍 What are your ppm/ec values and your ph reading? Both going in and your run-off? We will try to get you back on track my friend 👍 All the best ✌️ Mark..

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numb73commented5 years ago

@DinafemSeeds, Hey mark, thanks for the comment ! PH : 6.00 - 6.8 I don’t test EC and ppm I think that is a little of nutrient burn and heat stress cause here is summer and this year we have a lot of hot so temps are about 28/30 Celsius in day and night 24, I have the ec tester but never used before ! I have already flushed 2 times

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Alpacacommented5 years ago

@DinafemSeeds, I second what he says, the burn and dark leaves looks a lot like nutrient burn. A flush will probably help a lot if done at the right pH

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Alpacacommentedweek 45 years ago

Your grow looks quite a bit like mine, good luck brother, lots of flowers I see

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Alpacacommented5 years ago

@numb73, you're nailing it, especially for a first grow

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numb73commented5 years ago

@Alpaca, thanks a lot! I’m very happy with how things are going, that’s my first grow ever and I want to make the best smoke I can spending less money and with discretion !! Good luck to you too brother, peace 🍁

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DinafemSeedscommentedweek 95 years ago

Just going of the pictures I would say another 10 maybe 14 more day's and it will be harvest time mate 👍 Still got a little more weight to go on and the leaves still look full of nutrients so if you have not already I would stop nutrients and start the flush with plane ph adjusted water in preparation for harvest 👌 Not long now buddy 👊 All the best ✌️ Mark..

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Buddha2commentedweek 105 years ago

Great result. Congratulations!

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Buddha2commentedweek 105 years ago

Yes, the hay smell will vanish over time. Just be patient. I prefer a long curing, in my opinion it takes at least half a year for the full aroma to develop.

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