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This plant is ins a 7 gal pot with the following mixture: coco coir (buffered with a cal.-mag personal blend) at 60%, Soil 30%, Bocashi 9%, Bat guano 1%.
Also, this plant was transplanted once at day 15.
This plant is ins a 7 gal pot with the following mixture: coco coir (buffered with a cal.-mag personal blend) at 60%, Soil 30%, Bocashi 9%, Bat guano 1%.
Also, this plant was transplanted once at day 15.
This plant is ins a 7 gal pot with the following mixture: coco coir (buffered with a cal.-mag personal blend) at 60%, Soil 30%, Bocashi 9%, Bat guano 1%.
Also, this plant was transplanted once at day 15. When transplanting, this plant was the only that shows some signs of stress, but now she has recovered and growing very nice.
This plant is ins a 7 gal pot with the following mixture: coco coir (buffered with a cal.-mag personal blend) at 60%, Soil 30%, Bocashi 9%, Bat guano 1%.
Also, this plant was transplanted once at day 15. When transplanting, this plant was the only that shows some signs of stress, but now she has recovered and growing very nice.
This girl is the only one in the growth tent (she is with other 3 strawberry cheesecake auto plants) with leaves curling up. The lamp to plant distance it´s at 80 cm, and the wind source its not hitting her directly. Could be overirrigation?
Hi JERgarden
Mate no signs that I ca see to worry about at the moment and hope it stays this way.
Just don't over water her man that's the only thing. She will grow big.
And different strains have different types off leaves and preferences.
Hope this helps and good luck with your growth.
This plant is in a 7 gal pot with the following mixture: coco coir (buffered with a cal.-mag personal blend) at 60%, Soil 30%, Bocashi 9%, Bat guano 1%.
Also, this plant was transplanted once at day 15. When transplanting, this plant was the only that shows some signs of stress, but now she has recovered and growing very nice.
This plant is in a 7 gal pot with the following mixture: coco coir (buffered with a cal.-mag personal blend) at 60%, Soil 30%, Bocashi 9%, Bat guano 1%.
Also, this plant was transplanted once at day 15. When transplanting, this plant was the only that shows some signs of stress, but now she has recovered and growing very nice.
This plant is in a 7 gal pot with the following mixture: coco coir (buffered with a cal.-mag personal blend) at 60%, Soil 30%, Bocashi 9%, Bat guano 1%.
This plant is in a 7 gal pot with the following mixture: coco coir (buffered with a cal.-mag personal blend) at 60%, Soil 30%, Bocashi 9%, Bat guano 1%.
It seems this girls is showing a magnesium deficiency? If this is correct, should I increase the cal-mag doses or should I just give her a high dose of epsom salt? Appreciate the help!
Nice begging of week 13. Plant seems to enjoy the feed-water-feed schedule. This girl is 40 inches width, with approximately 15-17 colas. Cant wait to see those colas fatten!
Beginning of week 14: Green of the leaves has darkened a little bit, without tip burn, so I will have to lower the feeding dose and go to a feed-water-water-feed schedule with this lady. Ph has been stable, oscillating between 6.7 and 7.0. Finally I could synchronize the harvest of the other 3 strawberry cheesecake autos and the sprouting of two other autos (Pink kush cbd and Green Poison XL) with the most important flowering weeks of this girl, so she is going to have the full lamp print for herself for about 4 weeks.
Beginning of week 15. The girl is still depicting a dark green leaves despite I'm just feeding once a week at 1.6 EC. I will continue with the feed-water-water schedule and see what happens.
Is my girl telling me that the flowering fertilizer is too nitrogen loaded? I´m using top bloom from top crop, feeding at 1.4-1.6 Ec, and since last week I started to follow the feed-water-water schedule. The NPK of this fertilizer is 4-8-8. Should I adjust the input EC?
Hi @JERgarden ,There doesn't seem to be much nitrogen excess. at this stage of flowering the leaves would already be burned with excess nitrogen. it may be the beginning of calcium deficiency, the first symptom is the leaves turning dark green before the spots appear. In general between 4-6 weeks the EC should be approximately 1.5-1.6, between 6-7 weeks of flowering the EC should be 1.7-1.8 but this is just a general idea, each plant has its own feeding rate. I would give them a bloom booster for fattening together with the bloom you are giving, organic molasses is a great choice. good luck in flowering 💪👍
Nice begging of week 16. From now I will replace almost the full top bloom nutrient by the home prepared organic molasses. Just let top bloom to supply small amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus, and let organic molasses do their thing. The smell of this strain is absolutely insane! Can't wait to see those buds fatten.
Nice beginning of week 17. Since last week the Topbloom nute was replaced by organic molasses. Since then, the girl begging to fatten very nice. Hope this girl give me a good harvest.
Not a good beginning of week 18. I fucked up using organic molasses at EC=1.4 that stopped the fattening the buds and would affect the yield. The soil begin to compact because of the sugars and the lower leaves begin to yellow. I stopped the molasses, made a flush, then two watering events and begin to feed this week. I think I noted some buds a little bit fatter than the last week, so hope to get at least 60 grams of dried buds.
I feel I made a huge mistake. The last two weeks I suspended the top bloom fertilizer and star to give a considerable amount of organic molasses (at EC=1.4). The soil turn compacted, and leaves begin to yellowing. Is the plant showing signs of root rot? What should I do? Help!!
i did that my first time too ! What you want to do is uncompact the soil then break down the sugars. So to uncompact the soil take your grow bags and gently "give them a hug" to get that medium a bit looser. Next the best thing for this situation is to water every watering with humic acid. The "compactation problem" will be solved in two or three waterings or like 10 days or so. Hope this helps ! 🚀
This lady seems to be at the end of her life. Buds with a lot of milky trichomes and just very few amber trichomes. Just waiting until 20% amber trichomes to be set and chop the plant, so probably the next week she will be chopped.
Chopped at day 152. Despite that I almost kill this lady during flowering by an excess of organic molasses, she never give up and finally I could finish her cycle. Made a heavy trimmed on her to obtain a more accurate flower weight. Considering all the stress I put on her during the most important part of her cycle, 360 grams of bud wet weight is very fine to me. Hopefully, she will give around 70-80 grams of dried weight. The smell of the buds are unbelievable, very strong pine smell, very resinous and compacted buds.
JERgarden
