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DILLIGAFcommentedweek 95 years ago
@Kshaqu Hi sorry to hear about the mold I put in an answer to your above question with more details
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Royal Jack & Cheese Auto Pot Outdoor
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#1 - Royal Jack Auto - Day 57
#1 - Royal Jack Auto - Day 57
#1 - Royal Jack Auto - Day 57
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D57 - However, I wasn't planning to I decided to defoliate. Most of defoliation was made on Royal Jack #1 and mostly on weak leaves that suffer from nutrient burn or deficiency. Generally that plant seems to be the weakest from all 3. With Jack #2 I cut lowest node with some tiny pistils. I thought that it won't grow enough so it will be loss of energy that can be transfered to main bud sides. Most bushy and with more buds sites is Royal Cheese. Still 3 weeks ahead so I hope Jacks will keep up ;)
With a weak with Cal-Mag I noticed that no more new leaves suffer calcium/mag/iron deficiency (no more new yellowish spots on leaves).
This week was chill, with rainy days so I skipped 2 watering/feeding nutrients time. I also decided to reduce amount of water per day, because if watered with 1l. water went through the pot and spilled out (waste of nutes). Finally I have added Big Bud to the feed.
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Kshaqustarted grow question 6 years ago
So... in the middle of week 5 I've noticed tiny pistols on my plants. I wonder if I should change feeding to bloom nutrients? If yes, should I flush it with AN Flawless Finish first for few days or go straight to blooming food? Appreciate any suggestions ;) Regards to y'all!
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motaman311answered grow question 6 years ago
I wouldn't do a flush or change. The switch from grow to bloom (veg to Flower) isn't as significant as it seems... You will meed the extra nitrogen in early flower to help with the stretch, otherwise you will stsrt seeing yellowing at the bud sites. Once she starts blowing up 🔥 with bud sites you can start pumping up the P/K amd reduxing the nitrogen. 👍💪
Kshaqustarted grow question 5 years ago
Hello dear growers, Today I've found a sign of mold on leaves, didn't noticed on buds but not examined closely all buds. Spots are really tiny. Should I cut those down and cut infected leaves to save as much bud as I can? Trichomes clear to milky 50/50%. Or sacrifice whole grow?
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Cannibalgardensanswered grow question 5 years ago
I unfortunately had the same on the tiniest piece of bud one of the top buds ,tries to cut it out but the next week a spot just below had some as well tiny but there so I cut her down .it was during flush but still the chances of it being removed and not spreading those spores to adjoining buds is to highly likely .. hope that helps anyone I've asked has told me don't try to keep going cheers..
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DILLIGAFanswered grow question 5 years ago
@Kshaqu Hi so sorry to hear you have botrytis 😥 I would advise against keeping any part of the plant infected
and you can try to remove all of it and continue your grow however in all likeyhood the mold will return.
So I would sadly cut my losses and harvest any usable non infected plant material. Hope this helps and again
very sorry to hear 😓
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Kshaqucommented5 years ago
@DILLIGAF, please chek my update week 9 and harvest. Thanks for advice again! I did as wrote 1 cropped, 2 others heavy defoliated left for later. I will check them regularly.
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DILLIGAFcommented5 years ago
@Kshaqu, I will keep my eyes out for the update Glad to have helped with your question 👍
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Kshaqucommented5 years ago
Hey @DILLIGAF, thank You for answer. As I thought. I'm cutting all infected and those I think might be infected and it's, neighbours leaves. Then I'll inspect closely all buds. I'll cut one whole plant buds that are not infected, and on the others after defoliation I'll spray 60/40% milk to water solution and watch closely. Will inform in few days how's going.
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Cannibalgardenscommentedweek 105 years ago
Hi I left an answer to your question hopefully this helps mold and chopping all personnel just an attentive eye can save you a lot of stress cheers from canada
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Cannibalgardenscommented5 years ago
@Kshaqu,ya mold sucks and spider mites and a few other can really kill a grow..
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Kshaqucommented5 years ago
@Cannibalgardens, sorry for late reply (a lot things was going on around here) I did as You wrote, though. Eventually I managed to cut some nice piece of candies for me ;) Thanks for helping with advice and wish You best grow ever! 😎 👊
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CoastGrowercommentedweek 85 years ago
You didn’t defoliate to much so she’s going to be fine! They look mighty fine sir. Let’s hope on a sweet sticky harvest without any problems.
✌️👍
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Kshaqucommented5 years ago
@CoastGrower, Great THX, once done I'll puff in toast of You puff 😉
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GrowBeforeHoecommentedweek 46 years ago
Very nice grow! 💚🌱
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Kshaqucommented6 years ago
@GrowBeforeHoe, Thanks, this is my second attempt to personal grow. Last time didn't work well (3g from 2 plants :/). This time with bigger experience and knowledge about feeding. However girls got only 8h of direct sun, they looks much better this time :) hope to get satisfying results :D Regards!
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CoastGrowercommentedweek 65 years ago
Nice, flowering has begun for your royal jack.. countdown to harvest has started.
Good luck!
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CoastGrowercommentedweek 56 years ago
Also looking nice! Let the flowers come ;). 👍✌️
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motaman311commentedweek 56 years ago
Nice plant! Shes gunna be a beauty!
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Kshaqucommentedweek 95 years ago
Today I have updated this week diary after recognizing mold infection. My summary is, that I think I had lucky I noticed infection so fast, as it was really tiny. Nevertheless there was no much leaves and few little bud sites infected, i removed all that I was unsure too. I think that defoliating autos week or 2 earlier would be great idea, because the plant could have more space to have better ventilation/airflow. After trimming harvested plant i did scissors hush. Nice! 💪👊 energetic altered state, that kept me focused on my task - that's what I aimed for 😎 I will start flushing one of the remaining plants the following 10th week, and the other week later (hope to be 10-20% amberish trichomes).
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