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2/21/2020 Day 1 on the Grapefruit Auto.
First time running Mother Earth Groundswell soil and first time running autos.
2/27/2020 Day 7 for the Grapefruit #1. I popped a second in case the first didn't make it so that one is now on day 4 and it's doing great!.
In the front of the tent there are also some cups with seedlings for my vegetable garden.
In order it is Rosemary, San Marzano tomatoes, and Purple Russian tomatoes.
3/2/2020 Day 11 - everything seems to be progressing along just fine. No signs of issues.
Temps holding between 65°f at night to 82°f during the day. Humidity holding in the mid 30s to low 40s.
Hoping to get the first set of true leaves by day 14.
3/6/2020 day 15 lower nodes starting to come out. I raised the lights hoping to get the plant to stretch up a little more so I can do some low stress training. More pics as the week goes on.
3/12/2020 day 21: plant #1 is stunted a little bit. Seems like she was over-watered a bit but she's recovering.
Plant #2 is taking off growth wise now too, especially for being two days younger.
3/14 day 23. Plant #1 is recovering after over-watering.
Plant #2 is doing fantastic. Bushing out really nicely!
3/17 day 26: no pictures of today but plant #2 is starting to flower. And plant #1 is not far behind in pistil production.
3/18 day 27. I changed the veg/flower week designation since the pistils are coming on really heavily now.
Day 36. Buds are developing well. The plant isn't stretching much anymore. Almost no trichomes yet. But stem rub is good.
Day 41. She's starting to smell a little bit - some mint mixed with citrus rind smells.
I removed the lst since the plants were fairly small in an attempt to allow for more airflow.
Added some kelp meal for the boost in phosphorus along with mykos to help make it more available for the plants (a little late for mykos but hopefully it helps)
Have signs of deficiencies but can't tell what macronutrient it is. Hit it with future harvest easy bloom since it has every macronutrient that it could possibly be.
52 - looking about the same even after feeding. I'll just do plain water with them and run them somewhere between 2-3 more weeks and harvest about then.
Having a hard time determining what macronutrient is missing and causing the rust/burn. Based on pictures I know it isn't necessarily cal or mag just by itself but it could be something like manganese or something like that. Any help appreciated.
It started last weeks with the leaves tips that has started to burn and the yellowing on the leaves , could be your feeding , your ph or a calcium deficiency
I feel like you may have watered too heavily the past few times and damaged the tiny little root hairs that allow the uptake of nutrients. This may cause the plant to show symptoms such as yours. The only thing to do is water lightly and let the plant regain it's strength. Water and microbes is my suggestion.
I'm not sure it is a deficiency. It could be pH related, since you post no information regarding pH or feeding strength. It could be just the plant coming to the end of its life cycle and dying. at this point I would just let it be since you are almost to harvest time.
Grew really fast and flowered out quick.
One pheno was sweet mandarin orange, the second pheno was gassy and lightly woody/piney with sour citrus notes but it's not as prevalent as the other pheno.
Some decent colas, mostly pop but that was my own fault due to inexperience.
Would love to give it another try.
I definitely learned a lot from this grow. Even if I made rookie mistakes. I think I would use a different brand of soil on the next run and maybe do light feedings next time around. Overall I would like to try this strain again as the aromas are really nice.
I will update this page when the dry has finished and the first smoke happens.
Cheers everyone and thanks for following along.
'm not sure it is a deficiency. It could be pH related, since you post no information regarding pH or feeding strength. It could be just the plant coming to the end of its life cycle and dying. at this point I would just let it be since you are almost to harvest time.
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