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The stunted plant is catching up fast (28cm) and the leaves are much bigger than the taller plant (38cm). Its still about a week behind in growth. Also the taller plant has purpling on its stems whereas the stunted plant does not. Plain water again this week, still watering once a week about 1.5-2 litres. Still have bushfires out of control close by and temps above 40 celsius during day and 25 at night. Keeping the room around 25-27 during day with 50% humidity and 23-25 at night with 40% RH.
Buds are starting to form nicely, but no trichs yet or smell. If i was more prepared for the fires and extreme temps, probably would have added CO2 bag. This grow initially started outdoors and had to move indoors because of the obvious extremes.
Being an auto, what do you think the chances of the stunted baby turning around? Will it still yield ok or will it stay miniature throughout its cycle. Literally the vertical growth stopped after about an inch and it’s first leaves are tiny. The second set are just sprouting now.
It is definitely looking happier in it's new setup, but unfortunately I do not think it has the ability to become a big yielder. It's lifespan is pretty baked in, so you have optimistically a few weeks to grow it out. You could get it to the size where it will provide a small, good quality yield in that timeframe so there is still hope 🙂👍
Do you think they’re suffering with some nitrogen toxicity? If so, how do you recommend i fix or balance it out?... growing organic no till with water only and occasional compost tea. I top dressed 3 weeks ago with an organic dry amendment and think thats where I’ve over done it.
I don't think it is N toxicity. Usually all your leaves would be super dark green, and the very tips of the leaves would look like the are hanging down like a cat claw. Usually when leaves start curling up and flipping like that it means you have high temperatures and/or too much water. The leaves do that because they are working too hard to move water efficiently through the plant. If you have these issues in check though, then it is possible that there is some sort of root problem, but check these other things first.
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