Blue Velvet, Kings Banner, Mystery Weed (Bag Seed) grow journal by TreeFarmerCharlie

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TreeFarmerCharliecommentedweek 45 years ago

I checked on the plants today, totally expecting to see Kings Banner #1 all droopy while the others looked great. Nope...they were all droopy and thirsty. So I was completely wrong when I assumed I was over watering my plants. Now I think Kings Banner #1 was actually drying out before the others and maybe the soil felt damp just because it’s so cool from the fan I have blowing across the bags? At least I now know the soil has dried out and have a reference weight to go by from now on.

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DILLIGAFcommentedweek 75 years ago

@TreeFarmerCharlie Hi mate I popped in a possible solution to your above grow question Check it out 👆

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TreeFarmerCharliecommented5 years ago

@DILLIGAF, Thanks a bunch!

Cannibalgardenscommentedweek 75 years ago

Hope for the best they dont look bad sucks about the pollen thst for sure

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PapaSmurf416commentedweek 55 years ago

If the roots haven’t reached all the way around and to the bottom of the pot yet you could have clumps of dry and wet soil but your using smart pots so probably not the issue. Do you have a tray underneath the pots? I noticed my pots stayed moist forever when directly on the tent floor.

TreeFarmerCharliecommented5 years ago

@PapaSmurf416, Thank you! Good luck with your Velvet Kush! My next grow is going to be OG Kush.

PapaSmurf416commented5 years ago

@TreeFarmerCharlie, that’s smart! I was thinking of getting something to raise the pots slightly from my trays. I know they get plenty of airflow due to the smart pot anyways but can’t see how it would hurt. I’ve also been thinking about spacing out my watering instead of once daily with a larger amount to 2-3 times with smaller amounts. Plants looking lovely by the way! I’ve got a Velvet Krush going right now.

TreeFarmerCharliecommented5 years ago

@PapaSmurf416, I have the pots in wooden frames that keep the bottom of the pots about 2" off the floor so I can keep a light airflow under the pots to help keep the soil and roots nice and cool. I've over watered in the past so I'm probably better off having them dry out more quickly rather than slowly.

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Germanocommentedweek 75 years ago

spraying pollen off can spread them :o

TreeFarmerCharliecommented5 years ago

@Germano, I should've been more specific. I wiped any pollen I could see off with a damp paper towel and then sprayed the leaves with water to remove any that was left. I'm sure it could spread it from leaves to flowers but I thought it was a better option than leaving the pollen on the leaves to be blown around by the fans. This is the first time I've had pollen get released so I kind of went into panic mode.

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