White Widow, Original Orange Bud, Green Scout Cookies, Caramel King grow diary (journal) week15 by Shinsimilla

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BudsZAcommentedweek 65 years ago

Very nice bro. They are coming along nicely 😊🙏

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Welovephattrees420ukcommentedweek 65 years ago

Beautiful plants dude

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urbi09commentedweek 15 years ago

I am interested in how these plants will turn out...keep us updated :)

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Shinsimillacommented5 years ago

@urbi09, Thanks, will do! Is warming up this week, so hopefully they stay warm n grow fast!

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Zollies_zncommentedweek 25 years ago

Luscious and healthy!🌱👊

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Philindicuscommentedweek 45 years ago

I would also suggest since they are in pots to try to bring them inside overnight because root growth crawls to a stop once temperatures drop below 60 F. https://theweedblog.com/grower-tips/what-is-the-ideal-temperature-for-growing-marijuana-plants

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Shinsimillacommented5 years ago

@Philindicus, haha thanks. Yeah, it is. I'm down in South Africa & the last few winters have been mild, so I risked starting a bit earlier, but it didn't work so well this year.

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Philindicuscommented5 years ago

@Shinsimilla, I should have guessed that was the case but my ESP has been a bit off lately. Hope things warm up for you. Is it spring where you live?

Shinsimillacommented5 years ago

@Philindicus, thanks for the link, some nice info in there. I wish I had the option to bring them all inside at night, but have 18 pots at the moment and no place to put them inside. I might just look after the slowest ones & just bring one or 2 in when we have a really cold night. It should be warming up here soon & next season I'll just be more patient & wait till it's a bit warmer before I start.

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urbi09commentedweek 35 years ago

Hey what about guerilla glue tho

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Shinsimillacommented5 years ago

@urbi09, thank you! Much appreciated! They're doing much better this week, the Caramel King is the fattest seedling I've ever grown, so am super happy with them so far!

urbi09commented5 years ago

@Shinsimilla, aw man... anyway i will continue to follow you through the growing journey...keep it up 🤗

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Shinsimillacommented5 years ago

@urbi09, apologies, the Guerilla Glue slipped in there by accident. Was meat to be the Good Wild Shark (was my 1st Diary & am clearly a newb) I have a Guerilla Glue Auto going in my Batch 1 Auto Diary and she's doing really well!

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Growin_itcommentedweek 214 years ago

Love your lighting rig and bud pictures. Love the care you have put into trimming, too. Thanks for sharing!

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Shinsimillacommented4 years ago

@Growin_it, thank you! I love making my girls look as beautiful as I can. :) Glad you enjoy them.

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EZgrowercommentedweek 135 years ago

Time to prepare your Bong, buddy. I foresee a great harvest. bul bul bul subscribed and watching your grow.👍

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Shinsimillacommented5 years ago

@EZgrower, thanks man! They are small, but looking good!

CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 115 years ago

great insect shots 😎👌

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Shinsimillacommented5 years ago

@CRiSPrGrow, thanks Boss!! Been playing around with focus stacking for the first time this week (macro is just for fun and never done it before), it's so easy and results look good on the few tests I've done, so should get more in focus in future and will finally manage to get all my trichomes sharp 💪

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Stickcommentedweek 45 years ago

Hi @Shinsimilla! I see two possibilities here: either it's a pest-related issue, or it's nothing to worry about. I've seen this kind of mutation a few times in my previous run and in other diaries, and it was a natural genetic peculiarity affecting the first leaves, then it disappeared as the plant grew up. But in other situations, this could come from insects, especially thrips and/or leaf-miners. You should establish a pest-prevention strategy while she's in veg (by diffusing essential oils, spraying neem oil, deploying ladybugs or any relevant solution to repel all unwanted invaders). Take a deep look onto and below the leaves with a magnifier, look for thrips or any insects, if you don't see anything then it's the 1st option, you can relax and watch the new leaves grow without spots/marks. But the pest prevention strategy remains relevant! Hope this will help, let me know in the comments section if you need anything, and how it evolves with time. Happy growing! 👊

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Shinsimillacommented5 years ago

@Stick, thanks so much fir the response man! That puts my mind at ease haha I did a test grow last season to see what I was dealing with at our new house and got introduced to thrips, white flies, aphids, spider mites and rust fungus haha I've sprayed some neem on the surface of the soil before planting & sprayed my entire greenhouse with pyrol (took the plants out for that) because there were tonnes of fungus gnats and a few ants tried to move in. That seemes to have sorted 99% of my bugs out and keep the hunting spiders & garden spiders around to help, so am fairly confident it's not a pest. So it should just be a mutation that is caused from the cold hopefully. Can see it on some of my autos too, looks like it's warming up next week, so hopefully it sorts itself out. Thanks!

Islandcommentedweek 214 years ago

Nice job

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Philindicuscommentedweek 75 years ago

She's looking good. Warmer weather on the way for you.

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DoDrugs420commentedweek 213 years ago

Spectacular my dude.

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Shinsimillacommented3 years ago

@DoDrugs420, thanks man! 🙏

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