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Really happy so far with how they’ve been growing. Transplanted one into a 3Gal pot the other day, will probably leave the other 2 in the same pots for another week or 2 as I’m running out of extra space in my tent. Lowered height of lights from 30” to 27.5”.
First topping on plant #1 happened today. Will probably top the other 2 next week depending on growth. Also transplanted plant #2 into a 3Gal pot today. Nutrient amount was increased as well as adding terpinator to the mix. So far they’re looking really good!
Transplanted Blueberry #1 into a 7Gal pot and moved her outdoors today. Will be transplanting the others in a few days once I can get more soil. The tallest is currently at 19inches (Blueberry #1). All 3 looking really good so far, hopefully the one I transplanted takes to the new pot and new environment well.
Really happy with how these plants are looking, the outdoor plant has grown about 5inches over the past week! Having a few minor issues with indoor plants, I’ve reached max height for my lights and the one plant is starting to get light burn but I’m hoping I will get my new tent in the next week (not sure what I’m going to do in the mean time). Also needs a bit more nutrients as the leaves all over the plant are getting very light green. Other than that they’re looking great.
Really loving these genetics.. the outdoor blueberry has been growing like crazy (averaging 6inches a week!) with some crazy coloured leaves, just under 3 feet with atleast a month and a half left of veg it’s definitely going to be a monster lol. Moved the 2 indoors into a larger tent today, and transplanted blueberry #3 into a 3Gal pot. Was having some issues with the indoors due to space and light distance but hopefully all will be resolved with the new tent. Also had an accident with blueberry #3 and 2 branches broke including a cola but taped it back up immediately and hopefully they will be okay. Going to be giving them another week or so in veg and then will be switching Over to flower.. can’t wait to see what they’ll look like in the bloom stage.
When I switch to bloom would it be beneficial to use botanicare raw with foxfarm big bloom/tiger bloom, terpinator, adv nuts big bud/bud candy? Really happy with how these combo of nutrients worked before and just wondering if adding botanicare or something else would help w bud!
Hi!
I checked what sweet raw contains and It is kinda same stuff than bud candy. Only difference being raw has some amino acids and vitamins. You can add it but I'd say that reduce the bud candy a little bit 'cos I'm not certain how the soil likes when there is lots of sugars in it. Can you gice too much sugars for the soil? I'm not sure
My one plant has been starting to droop and the leaves are wilting down a day after transplant. I know this can happen from transplanting as the plant is going through additional stress but is this what’s going on? If not, any ideas? See photos week 9. Thanks!
Still having issues with the one plant after transplanting. It has continued to droop and the leaves are starting to wilt/die off. Not sure what’s going on.. once I transplanted and moved it into the larger tent it has barely taken water and gotten worse. Any ideas? See week pics
Has your ph always been 7? If so that's your problem, cannabis needs ph in the realms of 5.8 - 6.6 to be truly effective in absorbing nutrients effectively
Having some issues with blueberry #3.. it got some pretty bad light burn before I could get it into my larger tent and the leaves have turned yellow and have been dying off. Also have spots forming on leaves. After moving to new tent no change. See last 4 pics week 9. Any ideas?
Yea my ideas are your feedings are all out of whack.. Forget ph I mean you can look at it if you think it's a problem.. Ph drift is normal in all types of growing so having no fluctuations can be beneficial... Plants PH Themselves please understand this... Phing is a lot more of a concern of hydro/coco growing. Your soil has nitrogen and all sort of goodies in it already... It's a huge common mistake among a lot of soil growers to feed too much too often and too early.
The indoor plants are slowing starting to come back after being moved into the larger tent and transplanted. It’s been slow but they seem to be getting better now. Really happy with the outdoor one, the growth in height has slowed down since I topped it in 3 spots but all 3 are coming up strong so I’m happy.
Pretty happy with this strain so far. The outdoor plant has been looking amazing so far. Large dark green fan leaves and it’s pretty big so far. The indoors got really bad light burn/stress from the old tent but the seem to be recovering now and have each grown 2 inches since I moved them. Few more weeks till flower for the indoors!
Really happy with these plants. Gorgeous look and they get huge! Last week of veg for both indoors as I just got my new light. Can’t wait to see how these guys look in flower. Starting to get a little bit of a smell to them Already as well. The third plant (indoor) has been having issues for a while now.. really not sure whats happening. I flushed a while back now and mostly only water. Feeding once a week at 1/3 dose and added calmag. Any ideas on how I can fix this/ what’s going on? Thank you!!
Wanting to harvest a little early as I’m having issues with pm. About 7 weeks flower and trichomes are mostly cloudy. See pics week 14. Am I ready to harvest as is? I know it may not be best bud yet but is it good enough now to harvest? Thanks!
Hey there, if you've got PM towards harvest you'll have PM during the cure and PM on the final product. What you want to do is to manage the PM until it's gone by adding beneficial bacteria that get rid of PM . In truth you want to start early and keep it adding beneficial bacteria regularly , but so close to harvest the beneficial bacteria route is really the best way if you want to preserve the quality of your bud. So consider adding bacillus subtilis, trichoderma harzianum, bacilus thuriengiensis , since you have an outbreak you'll want to spray these on either an hour or so before the lights on or just before lights off twice a week for two weeks this takes 10 days to two weeks to really be working though.if you start early it's a question of topping up every ten days or so. Hope this helps ! 🚀
first off I wanna thank everyone for their feedback on my question. I had issues uploading pictures the other day so was unable to do so. However, after dealing with pm for a while and realizing I wasn’t winning after multiple attempts at treatments, I decided to cut down the plant as it was close to ready and I’d rather harvest now while it’s still decently under control rather than a week or two from now when it could possibly be really bad. So far the buds look pretty good considering, however probably could have used another week or so. Also was having issues keeping it in darkness over night (other members at home). Nonetheless I’m pretty happy with the size of the plant and how the buds look, majority of the pistils on the upper nugs are completely purple/pink.. nice little touch to the blueberry genetics. Will upload the harvest week once buds have dried and started to cure.
Very nice genetics, overall very pleased.. from the look and smell of the buds to the way the plant grew it was overall an awesome strain to grow. Very resilient with mold/pests (held up much better to pm and cold weather than my other outdoor plants). Buds smell very sour/tangy and fruity, as well as the top buds having very nice purple pistils. Also amazed at how the plant grows with perfect internode spacing.. just as strain description mentions. Much recommend to any grower!!
Just about to start a few auto flowers, will be my second auto grow. Any tips for best training methods? I know lst is most popular but any recommendations on which one works best? Also any advice on topping? Lots of people say don’t but lots of growers seem to do this. Thanks!
i would not want to top an auto unless i knew for a fact that the strain can handle it, if you top to get more thats great but some autos do not respond very well to topping and you lose out on a bigger harvest, if i was you i would do some lst, and tie down those branches starting around the 4th week from seed, you start at this stage 4 weeks from seed as most autos will have room to tie things down, and between the 4-6 week mark is when some autos start to stretch around 5 week mark, so if you start at 4 weeks from seed and keep working the l s t you should be able to open up the flower sites for maximum light exposure.
so again if you have never grown that auto strain before personally then like i said either grow one out with out doing anything just so you can see and learn how that auto grows, or you could do 2 seeds one you LST and the other you just let be, so you can compare the two.
so if you want max. yield, then a few things would help, a bigger pot and of course more light on the flower sites that will become those big fat juicy buds we all want.
so only do LST to start. topping is fun and i speak from experience about topping an auto and losing out on a big harvest because the auto didnt like to be topped. so
live and learn and i try to pass that on to other growers so they will not make the same mistake
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