+3 strains
+6 strains
NexusDevilcommentedweek 105 years ago
Wow thats insanely frosty, looks like you'll get a great yield off this one.
like 1
By continuing to use the website or clicking Accept you consent to our cookies and personal data policy. For details please see Privacy Policy
Accept
First grow- Chemdogging
Follow
4Indoor
Room Type
100%
Soil
Grow medium
11 L
Pot Size
0.33 L
Watering
Grow Conditions
Week 5
Flowering
37
cm
inch
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
12+ conditions after
Login
Commented by
Makers_Mark125 years ago
Another week has passed and everything is going well. The plant has grown a lot even though it has had some problems with the older, thicker leaves (as you can see in the pictures) but you can see that it has changed and is starting to bloom.
I continue with the BioCanna program only that I added bio boost. For now I am very happy with how it is going. It's going towards the end.
likes
5Similar Diaries
Grow Questions
Makers_Mark12started grow question 5 years ago
Yellow brown spots on older leaves
Solved
Leaves. Color - Yellow
1 like
Athosanswered grow question 5 years ago
There are more than 1 issue here, first those puffy and droppy leaves are a result of over watering. Although it is hard to judge with the yellow light, there seems to be a magnesium deficiency going on (you can tell by the interveinal yellowing), with no information of feeding strength, it's hard to say of this a true deficiency or a lockout due over feeding some other element (P and / or K excess locks out calcium and magnesium).
Comments
Show by Week
Sort by
popularity
popularity
newest
oldest
Makers_Mark12commented5 years ago
@NexusDevil,Thanks, man. Tomorrow I think I'll finish the diary
like
RussianGrowercommentedweek 85 years ago
Greetings from Russia! Your plants are simply magnificent! Develop in the same spirit! If you are interested in following the adventures of weed in Russia, subscribe to my diary
like 1
Athoscommentedweek 55 years ago
There are more than 1 issue here, first those puffy and droppy leaves are a result of over watering. Although it is hard to judge with the yellow light, there seems to be a magnesium deficiency going on (you can tell by the interveinal yellowing), with no information of feeding strength, it's hard to say of this a true deficiency or a lockout due over feeding some other element (P and / or K excess locks out calcium and magnesium).
like 1