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This week went fairly good. I’m very limited in space so the DWC bucket wasn’t gonna work after giving it a lot of thought. So I switch to a coco perlite mix where I can just hand water it and not be switching out 5 gallon buckets of water weekly. It would have been to tight with movement of the tent and plant. I wasn’t feeding her enough, so I upped her food quite a bit and she seems a lot more happier now.
This week has been good. The last two days she’s started to really stretch and take off. I started doing a little LST to keep her lower since I have a smaller grow tent. I didn’t wanna have to worry about her being to tall.
This will be her final week. I’m gonna flush her and crop her, she started forming some spots in her leaves, from what I’ve researched I think it’s a potassium deficiency but I’m not sure how to fix it at this point.
I have some pictures labeled nute deficiency in week 9, can you please look at them and tell me how to fix and avoid this next grow? I’d appreciate it.
overfeeding might cause ph to drop in your pot.I don't think it is a deficiency.You have nutrient burn,meaning excess nutrients in your media.as you keep feeding lots, ph drops more and more,plant starting to show signs like this.check your soil/coco ph,also your runoff ph.I think it has problems there.I would do this and keep growing.sugar leaves still living.give it one more chance if you ask me
Today I’m cropping this lady, she looks like she produced a few ounces and I’m super excited to get her all cured up to try out. I’ll update with the full harvest info in a week or so.
Let’s just say for what I got out of this plant, I’m extremely pleased. This plant was put through a lot of stress and never really skipped a beat. I stunted the growth early on in the seedling stage, I then decided mid veg state that I wanted to do coco coir instead of DWC bucket, which then slowed it down a few days, then during my first time doin any training to a plant I snapped the main node off slowing it down again. My cat then one day got into my tent when it was down while I went to use the restroom, and ended up digging out an entire side of the pots and roots. I truly thought this was the end of this plants life, I decided to just let it go and hopefully I could maybe get some small stuff to make some butter with or something. She bounced back from even the cat attack and produced something very great.
All in all this was really fun to grow, she was resilient as hell and would love to try this strain again with no hiccups down the road in the near future.
Lastly, thank you to everyone who has liked or commented on this journal. I hope to see and hear from you on my other diaries. I look forward to the feedback y’all leave me. 🤙🏼
DeepRootGrows
