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This girl is within an organic soil mix: soil 40%, coco 30%, fine gravel 20%, bokashi 10%. Will be transplanted to final pot when third node emerge. She will be fed with liquid worm casting humus from week 4 to week 6,and after that with a bat guano humic extract that I prepared.
It seems these girls are growing nice. At week 3, they will be transplanted to final pot. For now, just spraying some water over the leaves and soil surface.
So far, the growing of these girls seems to be ok. Just waiting if they explode within this week in order to assess if topping and lst, or just lst them.
What are these brown spots? Calcium deficiency? Underfeeding? Appreciate any help.
She is 25 days old. Runoff ph is 7.1 and runoff ph is 1.0 ms. Water her every 4 days. I let the soil dry until next watering, but she continously show signs of overwatwering.
What gmslave said but maybe perelite (think I spelled wrong) with or instead of the extra peat. Just my 2 cents, but I coco grow so maybe peats better for the application.??
Discovered fungus gnats, which could probably explains the slow growth and the brown spots on leave in one of the plants. Hope neem oil, dry soil and yellow traps works to get rid of this plague.
This girls are growing very slowly. The only reason I found is that fungus gnats affected the root system. I still can see some adult gnats flying around the plants, but neem oil seems to be working because I haven't see more damage on the new growth, and also I hope the watering with neem oil kill all the gnats larvae in order to this girls explode their growth.
The growth of this plant, along with other 3 plants of another strains, have been veeery slow. I´m suspecting that the soil mixture that I prepared this time was very low in nutrients, and combined with the fungus gnats infestation, affected significantly the way these ladies have been growing.
Your temps are to high. Plants don't like going over 24 c during the day indoors. Outdoors plants have to take it but indoors they don't like high heat. Not more than 10 degree difference at night.
@GMSgrows, thanks mate. Yes, the temperature here is normally high. Unlike other strains I've grown, probably this strain is very sensitive to high temperatures. I don't have air conditioner to down the temperature, so these girls will have to grow and survive with this temperature. Take care, mate.
JERgarden
