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G13 Haze balcony grow

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Outdoor
Room Type
Defoliation
weeks Technique
Soil
Grow medium
Strain
00seeds2 - 00 KUSH
White Widow
Zamnesia Seeds
Growing it
Easy
Resistance
Strong
Very easy to grow, didn't suffer any nutrient issues or pests during the grow in contrast to the other plants in the crop. Developed some great buds along its branches and looks quite unique hence its White Widow name. Very strong smell, not my favourite as it's too skunky and I prefer the citrus scents. Wonderful to smoke, very earthy and even better to vape at 180*C getting all the terpenes. Can't wait to grow it again.
The Outcome
Week 14
Harvest
What's on the scales?
38.8
gram
ounce
Bud dry weight
What's on the scales?
190
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
1
Number of plants harvested
38.8
g / plant
Tastes like
Earthy
Pungent
Woody
Feels like
60% Sativa 40% Indica

Positive effects

Energetic
Euphoric
Hungry
Nutrients
Switched to Canna Terra range a few months into the grow, way too late in my experience. Looking forward to starting with it on my next grow as my plants looked nutrient deficient throughout the grow.
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HazeyBobby HazeyBobby
5 years ago
It was a good harvest. Developed some great buds along its branches and looks quite unique hence its White Widow name. Very strong smell, not my favourite as it's too skunky and I prefer the citrus scents. Took a few hours to wet trim and after curing for a few weeks it's a great strain to light up.
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Grow Questions
HazeyBobby
HazeyBobbystarted grow question 5 years ago
Need help diagnosing leaf loss issues with the G13 Haze strain (problem has been over 5 weeks now). The one in the smallest pot (7L) has lost a majority of its leaves. The leaves start yellowing and turning brown then crispy. They have white speckles on them like salt.
Solved
Leaves. Other
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OutForReal
OutForRealanswered grow question 5 years ago
From what I can see on the picture you have a nitrogen deficiency , so the plant is getting paler and the lower leaves are yellowing and falling , the cana terra flora does not providing enough N or the pot is so small that the plant is eating faster than you are feeding. I both case the nutrients are involved. You ph is 7 which is the highest value of the optimal range so if you can get down to 6.5 it is even better
HazeyBobby
HazeyBobbystarted grow question 5 years ago
In week 12 of the diary I show the continued issue with yellowing and loss of leaves. One G13 plant has nearly lost all its leaves. I think I have a pest issue, see week 11 diary picture of the pot with lots of white tiny things crawling. Could this be root aphids?
Solved
Leaves. Other
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Athos
Athosanswered grow question 5 years ago
I believe it's lack of nitrogen. 1.1 EC of run off in soil is incredibly low, heck it's low even for coco; when using soil I get deficiency symptoms when my run off is much higher than that. Have you tried some N heavy nutes? Try some growth nutes and tell us how it goes.
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Stick
Stickweek 11
Hi @HazeyBobby! Yes it could be some sort of aphids, they're common in the great outdoor. In this situation I would let the medium dry, spray a solution made of neem oil, soap, and crushed garlic diluted in water onto and below the leaves. Spray at night everywhere before the buds start to fatten up. Do not water until the medium is fully dry (to kill the eggs). Once your medium will be dry, spray the container and its surface with the same solution. Stop spraying as soon as buds start to expand (time is running!). Hope this will help, let us know how this goes, and happy growing! 👊
HazeyBobby
HazeyBobby
@Stick, thanks for the response. Looking at the little bugs with a magnifier they look very very similar to springtails and not like root aphids. Explains why I keep thinking I see things jumping around the place :). I probably have aphids as well but not as big of an infestation as I thought.
Athos
Athosweek 12
I believe it's lack of nitrogen. 1.1 EC of run off in soil is incredibly low, heck it's low even for coco; when using soil I get deficiency symptoms when my run off is much higher than that. Have you tried some N heavy nutes? Try some growth nutes and tell us how it goes.
HazeyBobby
HazeyBobby
@@Athos, thanks for the response. You may be right as I was told of a nitrogen deficiency from late veg period and explains why the leaf loss issue only affects the G13 Haze strain plants. My White Widow is and has throughout the grow been doing fine. I will try feeding with Canna Veg once a week.
Welovephattrees420uk
Welovephattrees420ukweek 10
Using a digital ph reader on the solution b4 application is an easier way to control ph dude . Spray seaweed extract on the leaves 4 times daily if you can .all the best dude
HazeyBobby
HazeyBobby
@Welovephattrees420uk, thanks for the tip. I measure the water/feed going in before application - usually around 6.2. Will try to get the seaweed extract - cheers.
Resin_Randy
Resin_Randyweek 15
Nice🍀👌🏼
Ferenc
Ferencweek 10
Huhh @HazeyBobby! Coool!
HazeyBobby
HazeyBobbyweek 14
Harvest day for the White Widow and I'm happy it survived to this. Very sticky to handle, spent a few hours on it - hopefully the trimming is good enough. Will see after drying.
HazeyBobby
HazeyBobbyweek 10
My tap water comes out at pH8.3 and I'm currently using white vinegar to bring the pH of the solution down to ~6.2 prior to feeding.