grow diary (journal) week16 by S_Dubz

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Looking good mate If you can include a pic of the dying leaves someone will be able to tell you if you have an issue or not

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S_Dubzcommented5 years ago

Does this look like magnesium deficiency (yellowing between veins)?

S_Dubzcommented5 years ago

@DILLIGAF, Posted pictures of leaves now. Thank you!

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The_Projexxcommentedweek 185 years ago

Thats one beasty plant , keep up the great work and you surely be rewarded for it . Looking forward to many more updates on this fine lady till she reaches her harvest day !! Happy Growing ! -V.G

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Cannibalgardenscommented5 years ago

@S_Dubz,she gonna produce some big buds

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S_Dubzcommented5 years ago

Thank you all!! for answering my question about pruning during early flower. I really appreciate all the feedback! It is so hard to find info online about defoliation outdoor, esp. during early flower. Today I bent the new growth down (LST) and plan to soon casually cut some larger fan leaves on top and then later address the bottoms. Oh the light tunnels, they shall come! Thank you @ROM101, @Mrs_Larimar, @The_Projexx, @Cannibalgardens

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Growdaddy420commentedweek 165 years ago

Wow, those plants are beasts. How far apart do you plant them? I planted mine about a meter apart and you can see what happened in my journal. All the best, Growdaddy.

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Growdaddy420commented5 years ago

@S_Dubz, thanks for reply. I can't wait for the flowers. Good luck this week!

S_Dubzcommented5 years ago

@Growdaddy420, thanks! Yea, got some big ladies on my hands. Just bracing for the flowering stretch. It seems like yours are huge too. My green house is longer than wide, so I staggered them about four feet apart, with only about two feet pathway between them and on sides. Looking forward to seeing what yours do too.

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ROM101commentedweek 165 years ago

Great work you've vegged these to perfection. Hopefully when the flower you can have sword fights with the buds they produce😂😂

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S_Dubzcommented5 years ago

@ROM101, Thank you! I'm hoping so!

BarrieGrowercommentedweek 235 years ago

Great looking plants, nice amd bushy too. That greenhouse setup looks good, great idea. It will help with the cooler temperatures and wet weather. I may look into one too. Looks like the fun is starting. This week is warmer weather, that should help too, every bit helps. I am going to follow along for this one. 👍Cheers

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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 185 years ago

Lightpenetration i outdoors is much better than indoors, the sun is wandering, and if she stands " free" your plant should get enough light.I do it like this, I take away sproutings and leaves in the bottom area. ( ca 30 percent in the total hight of the Plant) and then if i finished topping ( i stop on second flowring week, i let her grow. Its good to give her a " corsage" to be protected of heavy winds and helping carry the budites. And here in northern europe they need a transparent roof, because in september we have lots of rain and humidity and its colder. So i protect her from rain. to keep away mold. Its a great tip from @ROM101 to create " Light TUnnels" happy growing

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Cannibalgardenscommentedweek 185 years ago

Great looking girl good luck with the best time now..

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ROM101commentedweek 175 years ago

Your going to put on a show in flower it's going to be great to watch👌👌good luck with the stretch 👍👍

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Wicked_Stixcommentedweek 165 years ago

I think you stunted that poor little plant! 😂😂😂 But seriously, those are some massive girls you have there! They look happy as can be.

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Organic_Growercommentedweek 145 years ago

I have yet to do a giant grow myself, I will probably do one next summer. I will for sure keep an eye on this grow. What type of soil are you using? How often are you feeding nutrients? Would you be willing to share the techniques you used to give the plant this shape? This plant looks very nice and healthy. Good work!

Organic_Growercommented5 years ago

@S_Dubz, Thank you for the photos from earlier in the veg cycle.

S_Dubzcommented5 years ago

@Organic_Grower, I just added some more older photos to week 10 to kind of give you an idea of how I trained these plants. I just softly bended those main stems down, over and over, tryed to get them to grow horizontal and flat and then top the ends once they get atleast 3 nodes to encourage branching. Reminds me of how people espalier apple or other fruiting trees.

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S_Dubzcommented5 years ago

Thanks! @Organic_Grower, Using a super soil recipe from a friend that I slightly modified. Its mostly coco, compost, and perlite with all the extra organic living soil additives like mycorrizal, guano, rock dust, crustacean, kelp, etc. etc. Will post another picture tomorrow. I've been doing alot of training, topping, LST and HST and now it has support beams for it screen. Trying to make it turn to a big bush and use up the space available. I generally water every 2-4 days when it really dries out and do nutrients 2xs then flush with water only on third water.

DILLIGAFcommentedweek 205 years ago

@S_Dubz Can you get hold of some type of root innoculant ? something that will add the beneficial bacteria to your soil and fight against bad bacteria. Google Mycorrhizal fungi

DILLIGAFcommented5 years ago

@S_Dubz, just that such big plants will need the roots to be in top health going forward towards harvest those really burnt leaves could be either nutrient deficiencies or root probs

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S_Dubzcommented5 years ago

@DILLIGAF, Oh yeah that stuff is readily available where I live. The most recent stuff I applied was Roots Org Terp Tea fertilizer, dry and in a compost tea. Also mammoth microbes. Earlier in August I did Great White Myco. Why do you suggest>? And thank you

OntarioBigGreencommentedweek 215 years ago

Sweet looking

Gelato OG