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Easy Bud First Grow

Rheaun

Approved by Royal Queen Seeds

2325

5 years ago

VEG

Fission 300W High-Intensity Discharge/400W

Custom

FLO

Fission 300W High-Intensity Discharge/600W

Custom

Indoor

Room Type

LST

weeks 2-3

Defoliation

weeks 3, 5

HST

weeks 4

ScrOG

weeks 4-7

13 l

Pot Size

Weeks

Photos & Videos

Starting Week 9

2+ photos after

Grow Conditions

Week 9

Flowering

30.48

inch

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

10+ conditions after

Nutrients

ml/l

ml/gal

tsp/gal

B-52

2 mll

pH Perfect Sensi Bloom Part A

2 mll

pH Perfect Sensi Bloom Part B

2 mll

1+ nutrients after

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Rheaun

5 years ago

Starting week 9 I did a watering to 10% runoff which was about 1.5 liters mix containing 1.5ml/L Enzymes Komplete and half a tablespoon of pure Quebec Maple Syrup. 12 hours after watering with Enzymes Komplete and Maple Syrup I followed up with regular week 9 feeding at 2ml/L each Bloom A and B, 2ml/L Big Bud and 1.5ml/L B-52. Flower is growing every day. Also have started R.Q.S. Speedy Chile seed in my seedling cabinet; diary to follow. Mid-week: Did another enzyme watering on both mid-week and since one is about one week ahead I am now cutting Big Bug on that on one and considering starting to flush it next week. Leaf issue has developped I think it's magnesium deficiency and not worrying much about it this grow as buds are fattening well.

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Grow Questions

Rheaunstarted grow question 5 years ago

According to the plant in pics called "HST on the later seedling" what growth should I expect in this situation since I haven't topped the plant on this scrog? Please note the plant height would otherwise outgrow my tent.

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Techniques. ScrOG

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MaryJaneUSAanswered grow question 5 years ago

Welcome to GD. Let me help you here. You are currently doing LST (low stress training) with a SCROG net. SCROG stands for screen of green. The idea is to keep your canopy even and have the plants spreader evenly as possible without compromising much of vertical growth, HST (high stress training) is more stress to the plants, especially auto flowers, because you are snapping branches to reshape them and also trying to save vertical growth too. As long as you keep your plants tucked under your SCROG net, it will spread evenly and then eventually flower itself. Once it goes through the stretch phase right before budding phase, you don’t worry about LST anymore because then it will only focus on budding. I hope this helps!

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Rheaunstarted grow question 5 years ago

Does the leaf issue shown in the pics possibly come from magnesium deficiency, should I trim the larger affected leaves now?

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Leaves. Veins - yellow between

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Grey_Wolfanswered grow question 5 years ago

@Rheaun hi mate I'd look at raising that humidity a little and its definately not magnesium more than likely its ph related calcium deficient

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Athoscommentedweek 95 years ago

No pH nor feeding strength data, so I can't say for sure. Those curled edges could be wind burn or pH related. I would meassure pH and EC / PPM levels (both in and run out) before saying anything aout deficiencies. It looks like calcium deficiency, but it could be a lock out too, excess P or K, gives lockout of calcium and magnesium. Removing the leaves will achieve nothing.

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Buddha2commentedweek 105 years ago

👍

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Resin_Randycommentedweek 75 years ago

Nice job

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