Tracy NFTG

Day 35 - I think I have preflowers forming, but no frost yet. I'll keep this week as first week of flower for future grows with this strain.

Day 21- today she showed her sex! Also I set the ballast from 75 to 100%.

Fed yesterday (day 10): Seedling strength feeding, 1 gal. I overdid it with Olympus Up. With this nutrient line I'm shooting for 6.3 right now. The pH was 6.8, so I'll have to remember not to get ahead of myself next time.

I would also like to say I'm still not sure how the "nutrients" part of the diary works. The amounts I entered into my grow diary are nowhere close to the amounts it actually shows..

After getting to know how the Grow Diaries work, I edited this post to explain in a little more detail about the feedings for this week. In the nutrient section for this week I entered the total amount of nutes used for the week, as opposed to "per gallon". I'll pay more attention to this in the following weeks. The seed soaked overnight in a solution of Zeus Juice and planted directly into 7 gal pot of Nectar #4 soil. Received initial "Seedling" strength feeding, 1 gal. The very next day I decided to rig up a drip ring feeding system for my scrog grow to make feedings easier down the road. I tested it out with another gallon of "seedling" feed, just enough for runoff. The next feeding came almost a week later, shortly after I set the clock for veg mode. The soil was fairly dry and slurry test came out at 6.4 so everything looked good. This feeding included SLF 100, Photo Plus, and Myco Blast for beneficial soil supplements, and Herculean Harvest (for pH control more than anything). I will also mention these beneficials (SLF/Photo) are only added to a feeding once a week and not every feeding. For the most part I'm following the guidelines of the NFTG feed schedule: feed, feed, tea, feed, feed, HH reset. This repeats throughout the grow.

Good results with those nutes! Good to know! Will follow, very interested in this.

Still looking awesome. Nicely done. It good to know that Nectar nutes do the job.

Thank you for the information no the Nectar online groups. I will check them out. Good to know Nectar worked good for you.

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Coming on well bushing nicley

Looking well my friend merry Christmas to you too all the best

Looking good! I agree that laying off a few of the nutes are a good idea so the clawing doesnt spread. I'll be following your grow as it should finish the same time as mine.

This a killer looking grow you have going here. Nicely done. I see we are both using the Nectar for the Gods nutrients. How did you like them? I hear good things about them - it's my first grow with these nutes. Any advise/recommendations would be welcomed. Thanks - Zannabis7

What size and kind of light are you using and what soil?

Looking good. I notcied your humidity is at 30%. Mine is too, but not really on purpose. The last few weeks it has dropped quite a bit and wont get above 35% even after a heavy watering. Is yours on purpose? Do you see better results that low?

No unfortunately it's just really dry. I've been telling myself I need a humidifier.. I'll have one by the next grow for sure

Day 20 - Today is tea day! I used Soil Blast and Kelp Blast, a couple of sample packs I got from Supreme Growers. Soon I'd like to brew my own tea, but for now it's all instant teas. 10 ml of Herculean Harvest was also used for 2 purposes: it drops my pH right where I need it every time, and also I wanted to start using my Bloom Khaos again. The double dose of calcium should be enough for the Khaos to facilitate it.

Day 17 - Today I noticed some slight clawing on a few fan leaves. I understand when using a synthetic line this is usually seen as a nitrogen toxicity. However, those using the Nectar for the Gods line will encounter "unique to Nectar" problems. This clawing is actually a calcium deficiency. The next feeding will get a double dose of Herculean Harvest. Until then I need to lay off the Bloom Khaos foliar spray.