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This week they they all took well to being topped. 🔝 ✂️ Temps are a little lower than I'd like in the veg tent but they're still chilling.☀️ I added a small humidifier to the tent to help out with this dry season.💧
Have been overfeeding these little lady's.
Giving them some ph adjusted tap water to flush any excess nutes out of their systems. You can see some unusual growth at the newer most leaves. (Not the typical 5 tipped leaf like you should be seeing.) From what I understand this is a sign of too much nitrogen in my plants. Other than that these girls are holding up well. And I'll be cloning some of the strongest phenotype for a friend soon. 😉🌿
They liked the flush and are being giving some transition nutes to prepare them for the switch to flower in 7 days. 🌿🌺
Took some clones of the best looking pheno & defoliated some of the lower growth on all of them. ✂️
Just changed waters and plucked some fan leaves.🌊✂️
After plucking the leaves of these girls my hands have an odor of the most lemony citrus scent that I have smelled in strains before. 👃
These mostly sativa hybrids are looking happy and healthy & I can not wait to see the results.😊
Defoliated a little more.
Had a heat stress issue during the week, should be all better now.
Nice to see the branches starting to tip in the last few weeks.
Last week of feed before flush, going into week 8 of flower now. These girls look and smell great. Plucked some fan leaves blocking light to bud sights. Hope to see them fatten up a little more in these last 2 weeks. 😎🌿
Anybody got any idea with what's going on with these 2? The 2 larger plants are showing the signs of some stress on the fan leaves. Oddly enough the runt of the 3 is not showing these signs. Has anyone seen this before or can help me identify it?
Nutrient deficiency, namely potassium. I know GHE recommends to cut the Gro formula and that the micro and bloom should cover it, but I've had to add it back in a couple times when early signs of these symptoms occur.
It actually makes sense that the runt isn't showing these signs, imo. She's smaller, not eating as much or has the same nutrient needs as her bigger sisters. So she's in her sweet spot, but the others need a small K adjustment👍. Recommend using 2ml of gro, per gallon for the feed. This question is somewhat old so I don't know if you've started the flush already. If you have, I wouldn't worry about it as they're wrapping up anyways.
Hope this helped and happy chop my friend. Cheers.👌
Alejangrow
