grow diary (journal) week13 by Lanchita

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Lanchitacommentedweek 134 years ago

@StoneyMelony, thank u bro! been very useful! this is a fucking great community

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Denzulcommentedweek 85 years ago

Lovely lady you got there. Fantastic work my friend. Keep it up and may the ganja garden gods bless you along the way with this grow and all future endeavors as well

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Denzulcommented5 years ago

@Lanchita, thanks for stopping by and appreciate the kind words. And your in the right place to learn. So many knowledgeable growers on here and everyone is so kind. Truly best community around. Stay safe bud.

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Lanchitacommented5 years ago

@Denzul, thank you my growmie! looking forward to learn a lot from this web and its awesome growers, also ive seen your grows and they're fantastic bro, send love from Argentina

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StoneyMelonycommentedweek 134 years ago

For me PH 5.8 is the sweet spot, then again i'm a plain coco user, I think the answer from Denge is a good one as far as it goes giving minaral nuts and worm castings good luck !😋

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Lanchitacommented4 years ago

@StoneyMelony, thank u bro! been very useful! this is a fucking great community

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Plagron_Servicecommentedweek 55 years ago

It actually looks like they could use some more water. Without enough water, you get a bit too much nitrogen. This results in a block of potassium and that is what you're seeing right now.

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Lanchitacommented5 years ago

@Plagron Service, thanks my growmie, I'm using 30% more water from now on, should I use plagron Coco on all my waterings with this dose or just half of them with it and half without? I'm feeling they are having some trouble uptaking the nutrients

Momgrowsthechroniccommentedweek 35 years ago

Looking good! Sounds like it’s really hot where you live. I live in Canada so it’s snow, multiple layers of clothing to keep warm and a very short outdoor growing season of about 4 maybe 5 months if we’re lucky. I have been to Portugal twice now and I fell in love with the climate. The winters are like our spring and the summer is amazing! I hope to partially retire there someday if I’m blessed. All the best with your gorgeous little plants growing forward! 😺

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Lanchitacommented5 years ago

@Momgrowsthechronic, thanks! Yes I'm living in Argentina and summer is ending now, but still some hot climate around 30° and down on rain days, I wish your babes get big and healthy too! Ah, and wish I could go visit Canada someday people say it's really chill and amazing in spite of the cold weather

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Plagron_Servicecommentedweek 105 years ago

Hi! It seems like you're having some severe deficiencies. This indeed could be due to the high pH. For Coco, I would suggest to not go over 6.3. You're also not using enough basic nutrients I think. I would increase the dose of A and B and decrease the dosage of Big Bud..

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Fast_Budscommentedweek 15 years ago

Hey there, Thanks so much for running a diary of our genetics 🙌 Let us know if you need any assistance, we’re more than happy to help. Happy Growing !!! 🌱☘️🌴🍀🌿🌳

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Belgiums_basement_budzcommentedweek 125 years ago

Damn she’s looking fine 👍🏻 Don’t worry about your elevated ph..it’s a sign leftover minerals and salt you’re flushing out are binding with the ph- in your flushwater hence the elevated ph.its normal and it’s not a reading of your mediums ph it’s just elevated because your flush is working ✌️Happy growing and stay safe 🌱

Belgiums_basement_budzcommented4 years ago

@Lanchita,haha no problem,I love to help 😅 Do you always set your ph at the same level? If you do so I think this is the problem when you encounter nitrogen toxicity and potassium deficiencies because the ph range they are available is slightly different..nitro is more accessible at low ph and potassium at a bit higher ph..I let my waterings and feedings fluctuate a bit,during veg I ph down between 5.4 and 6 and in flower between 5.8 and 6.4.. the last 2 weeks in flush I don’t ph down I feed al my plants the same ec when they are in the same stage only the frequency changes like my MOBY was the regiment feed,water,feed,water and the purple queen used less nutrients because she was on a feed,water,water feed,water,water regiment Royal queen seeds has some really good info on ppm and ec charts and other growing topics and techniques Articles like this and a lot of stuff on YouTube where my teachers on growing https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-cannabis-water-quality-part-2-ppm-ec-n298 Check them out you will find a world of information

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Lanchitacommented4 years ago

@Belgiums_basement_budz, thanks bro, yeah i guess your style is what is the best because u know exactly how much water they are consuming when the pot dries out and goes really light weight like u say.. i used to go with that technique, but ive had some nitrogen toxicity and potassium deficiency and some grower here advised to go a little more water so EC doesnt go to high on dry periods. Im now using more frequent and less water. Anyways LAST QUESTION I SWEAR whats the EC you use?? for example in these MOBY and Purple Queen, 2 nice examples cause one is heavy feeding and the other i guess normal. THANKS BROOO

Belgiums_basement_budzcommented4 years ago

@Lanchita,i only water when my pots are really light..then I fill them up till I get some runoff so I can check ec..the frequency depends what my ladie consumes..in early veg this can be 1x a week en in full flower every day,it can even depend on strain..my fat moby consumed almost the double amount of nutrients and water in comparison to my purple queen so the best way to know is to check the weight of the pot in my opinion but if you ask different growers you’ll notice everyone has a bit of a different watering regiment..some growers water 2x a day little amounts You can play a bit with different styles to find out what suits you the best

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MadeInGermanycommentedweek 105 years ago

Hi keep it up 😎 let it grow 🌱👍

1x1 MTS coco grow multiple strains