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Mars Hydro
Indoor
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LST
weeks 3-5
Defoliation
weeks 4-6
Soil
Grow medium
19 L
Pot Size
2.27 L
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Grow Conditions
Week 3
Vegetation
10.16
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Height
18 hrs
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Mainekneeyak Mainekneeyak
5 years ago
I have added Labels to each plant, A, B and C I went back to previous weeks and tried to tag the ones I could identify positively and will be sure to highlight each moving forward and from the start of future grows. Plant A was started directly in the soil. B and C were started using the paper towel method. Plant A has stayed 25-30% ahead in development. Plant C has been 10% behind plant B. Day 15: The plants look amazing, growing super fast. They had water on day 14 1/3 gallon expecting to need more on day 16. Still only giving pure RO water at 6.4~ Day 16: Plant seem to be thriving still and the soil was dry at about 2 inches deep so I gave each plant 1/2 gallon of water with a very small amount of Foxfarm Growbig 1/8th tsp in 2 gallons of water. Day 17: Growing rapidly still, some small mutations of some sort in a few leaves, Seeking advice on it , Overall plant health seems excellent. LST Tomorrow Day 18: Performed the first LST, Simple tie down and leaf manipulations to expose undergrowth removed the largest shade leave from each plants top side to really let the light in, at noon time leaving 12 hours to recover and then rest. 1/2 Gallon water to each plant. Day 19: Gentle movement of foliage to keep underneath exposed as much as possible. Feel like I should not have watered yesterday perhaps? Slight dropping. Watering on hold until soil is nearly completely dry. Day 21: Plant A took a bit of stalk damage with a minor break when I started to LST it, stem was much more rigid then other 2 plants :( Will get to it in a few days after it heals. Plant B and C had a major LST totally opening up the plant, Probably will not do anymore to them other then leaf manipulation. I removed 1 extra large leaf from each plant that was blocking too many nodes. Each plant was given 1 gallon of 6.5 ph water about 1/3rd at a time to let it all soak in evenly. The pots were very very light. Tried to go as long as possible to get full root growth. Day 22: No changes, Plants growing very well after the LST
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Grow Questions
Mainekneeyak
Mainekneeyakstarted grow question 5 years ago
Could an experienced grower please take a look at my plant pictures and tell me if they are getting too much light? or any other issues you see. Please and Thank-You!!
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Leaves. Curl up
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Cheeba_Inu
Cheeba_Inuanswered grow question 5 years ago
Honestly, the short answer is your seedling looks healthy and is doing well! 👍 The long answer for those curious about the plant science is that with your Mars Hydro LEDs radiant heat won't be an issue, and they are probably not maxing out the PPFD (photosynthetic photon flux density) that the plants can handle. Too much light can cause photosynthesis to outpace the carbon dioxide as a limiting factor, and can begin to damage the plant, but I don't see anything like that happening. Even though the plant is looking pretty good, I would try to raise your humidity just a little bit to 60 or 70rh With a low humidity, the vapor pressure deficit (VPD) the plant can take protective action and begin to draw less moisture and nutrient and therefore have a slower growth and a higher tendency to nutrient burn. Hope that helps, and happy growing!
Mainekneeyak
Mainekneeyakstarted grow question 5 years ago
I have some wrinkly leaves and some yellowish looking veins in a couple leaves also, Feel like these are just due to the fast growth but would love to hear the opinions of other far more experienced growers, This is Plant A in my lemon haze diary, B and C have slightly same issue
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Leaves. Curl up
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OGgrows
OGgrowsanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hi @Mainekneeyak . your plant seems to me to be healthy and happy. the leaves have a good green tone, and the veins are normal for a plant in early life. these deformations at the tips seem to me to be genetic malformation in the first pairs of leaves, very common in automatic plants but it will not affect it at all. good luck 🙏👍
Mainekneeyak
Mainekneeyakstarted grow question 5 years ago
Overwatered a bit? Anything else anyone sees that could be addressed? Tons of pictures and videos in my diary to look at.
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Other. General questions
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CaptainCream
CaptainCreamanswered grow question 5 years ago
No they don't looks overwatered. Good luck 😀
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OutForReal
OutForRealcommentedweek 35 years ago
"So you get to be the first person that replies like a fucking douchbag nice work" : is what you told me in the chat ! Thank you bro , you'r the first person that can't handle a basic answer 👍
OutForReal
OutForRealcommented5 years ago
@@Mainekneeyak, I would like to apologize for the way I've answered to your question as I've been a dick and I've didn't bring any valuable information to my answer. It's a place to Learn & Share , I've learned many thinks thanks to others users sharing so I should have done the same for you. Excuse me once again 🙏
Mainekneeyak
Mainekneeyakcommented5 years ago
@OutForReal,Google it is not an answer champ, get over yourself.
Denzul
Denzulcommentedweek 35 years ago
Lady looking lovely early on. Spectacular work growmie. Keep doing what it is you've been doing and may the ganja garden gods give you good fortunes until the end
Denzul
Denzulcommented5 years ago
@@Mainekneeyak, so many great people on here. Truly the best community I've ever been a part of.
Mainekneeyak
Mainekneeyakcommented5 years ago
@Denzul, Thank you very much! I am super excited with how well they are doing. I really appreciate everyone who looks in on them and all the helpful people there are here!
mistermclam
mistermclamcommentedweek 65 years ago
Loving your progress. Makes me want to start up again haha!
Mainekneeyak
Mainekneeyakcommented5 years ago
@mistermclam, Thanks bro, I am so excited with them, They are doing so much better then I had even hoped.
Ferenc
Ferenccommentedweek 35 years ago
Good Luck! @@Mainekneeyak
Mainekneeyak
Mainekneeyakcommented5 years ago
@Ferenc,Thanks man, I really appreciate it.
Athos
Athoscommentedweek 35 years ago
I would blame early feeding. See those really dark green leaves? That's not healthy, you are feeding too much, too early. Let the soil feed the plant and only feed if you see signs of deficiency.
Mainekneeyak
Mainekneeyakcommented5 years ago
@@Athos, It was only fed 1 time with less then 1/16th dose 2 days ago, The leaves have been dark pretty much the whole time, Do you think the soil itself is just a little strong? The whole thing shows a little darker then it actually is also in real life vs the picture. I had no change in the plant at all after I fed it, The couple wrinkled leaves didnt get worse or better and neither did the curling. I had my light down to about 26 inches instead of 30, would that be enough to cause any of this? thank you very much for any help
RussianGrower
RussianGrowercommentedweek 45 years ago
Greetings from Russia! They look very good, keep up the good work
Mister_X
Mister_Xcommentedweek 25 years ago
Cool bro I just started my first grow ever and its also a autoflower ... I overwatered mine or/and gave to much nutriens to early .... When do you have planned to start feeding .... I also heard that autos don´t need that much nutriens .... hope yours will get big Happy Growing :)) 😊
Reddevil1989
Reddevil1989commentedweek 25 years ago
Lower your ph to 6.2-6.3 and do not feed above 0.4 ec till they get bigger there healthy just slow growth.....also get some airflow going to thicken stems faster......take a look at my gelato 41 dairy I've just started 9 off in soil only 19 days old and fucking huge.....thing with autos its gonna add a week or so on to your harvest also can lower your led to 24 inch no probs....got my 250 hps 24 inches above all 9 plants good luck with it bruva 👊
Reddevil1989
Reddevil1989commentedweek 25 years ago
Give them 0.5l each as the roots at your stage are shooting to the base of your pot already so if your just misting top 2 inch of soil there's no roots there yet and your main tap root!will now be 12 inches long or sumat then a mass of roots break of the main one in all directions so one good watering then wait till dry and repeat throughout just up your water measurements at the rate of plant growth and try lower temps to 22-24 of you can...lower your light closer and dim it to drop temp a bit