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Week 9
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Medicanna Medicanna
4 years ago
Welcome to week 9! EXPERIMENT Day 63: So because I want to learn, I try to experiment a bit and see how it affects the grow. Therefore, I flushed the Liberty Haze with 10l of pH'd water today (pH 6.3 - 6.5). For some reason, runoff pH at the beginning was 7.0 and in the end was 7.3. I don't know why and how this is possible but I guess I have to ignore the runoff for now... Also a lot of fungus gnat larvae hulls collected at the top which is disgusting. Also some leaves are yellowing, looks like a N deficiency. Anyways I'm gonna let the pot dry out completely (gonna take approx. 4-5 days) and then water 100% strength recommended BioBizz nutrients. I'm curious if this technique works or not. (BTW, the G13 Haze was watered as usual with nutrient solution - no flushing). Day 60: I was bored so I tried to take some good pictures. Unfortunately my Camera Lense isn't made for macro shots at all :/ Might borrow a Macro Lense from a friend. Anyways, its end of third week of flower, so next two weeks should be very bud-production - heavy. I feel like this is one of the rarer Liberty Haze pheons that flowers rather quickly. I read there are ones that take ages and ones that are fairly quick with approx 60-70 days - one of which won the cannabis cup aswell lol so maybe I'm onto a lucky winner here. Trichome production for flower day 21 is already crazy insane. Day 59: Watered 1l of nutrient water (with biobizz) pH'd from 7.0 to 6.4. Having fungus gnats again, thats why I waited another day before watering again. But they multiply like crazy. Definitely the shit soil I bought, so here we go. I can just hope that they wont kill the plants until they can finish.
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Medicanna
Medicannastarted grow question 4 years ago
Hey guys :) Have you ever done mid-flower flushing and if yes, how did it work out? Gonna let the soil dry completely and then water nutes again. Could the pH being buffered to 7.10 (shit soil) be the reason for the yellowing leaves or does the plant need more or less of somethng
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NobodysBudsanswered grow question 4 years ago
toward bottom starting from tips? Fairly safe to say it is a N deficiency. Don't flush, if this is the case. You flush for a reason, like an elevated EC level relative to current maturity of your plant or some major toxicity issue or something crazy out of balance, which doesn't look to be the case here. by completely dry, do you mean top 1" soil, right? Don't let the plant wilt. That's bad for its long-term health. You don't want to drastically shift pH or dissolved mierals in a short period of time -- especially in bloom. All you need to do is keep a good water-fertilizer altnating schedule and react to what the plant says.. .if it starts to get a tox, you fertilize less often or reduce concentrations (assuming it is relatively balanced for the plant, if not ratios of what you feed get involved too). I'd say you need to fertilize slightly more (or slightly increase component with most N based on picture). Always slow increments when testing new things and try to keep all other factors the same - and let it play out a bit to see full extent of change, unless overtly bad, lol. pH -- a pH near 7 would increase nitrogen availability for the plant's uses, so that is likely fine. If you've had no issues so far, i'd keep it the same. A change of pH requires a change in nutrient ratios.. if you've found a good medium, it's best to stay there.
Medicanna
Medicannastarted grow question 4 years ago
How much more time would you give my plants? I'm thinking 2 more weeks. I have a serious problem with fungus gnats right now, they just came back from one day to another and I don't have any countermeasures for the last weeks. Cheers (:
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Experimentgreenanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hey friend definitely 1-2 weeks at most. You look really close to finish. For the fungus gnats, it won't matter much for this plant, but if you have others around then that's a problem. They'll just keep coming back if you don't get it handled. Are you in the u.s? If so please go get something called mosquito bites, at a garden store or home depot type place. Sprinkle all over top of the soil, then smash a bunch and put into a gallon of water, let sit for a day and then water any affected pots. Let them do a full dry cycle...like almost drooping plant dry. And hopefully that'll kill the larvae in the soil. As for the flying ones if you could pick up a bottle of Dr Bonner's castile soap and make a squirt bottle with 3/4 water 1/4 soap its a very effective but non damaging bug killer. Those are the methods i had the best luck with. Jorge cervantez also does a thing called a bud wash using a tub of water with hydrogen peroxide in it and dunks the buds before drying, its handy for washing away PM and some bugs. Good luck and happy trimming. ✌️
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Chlorophyll_Junkie
Chlorophyll_Junkieweek 12
Nice looking frosty buds you got there! Is it in your opinion more sativa or indica dominant? I just start a run with 5 liberty haze.
Medicanna
Medicanna
@Chlorophyll_Junkie, wow you know what I'll actually have a look at that thanks dude :D
Chlorophyll_Junkie
Chlorophyll_Junkie
@Medicanna, Nice! I just finished a run with critical kush. Very indica dominant and a smooth earthy taste. Maybe something to try?
Medicanna
Medicanna
@Chlorophyll_Junkie, 220cm is plenty, you're gonna be happy with that. Don't know which strain, I am thinking either a cbd based one or more of a kushy, relaxing indica. Either way I won't start a new run until I tested this one's product haha :P Cheers man keep it up
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Pajersey13
Pajersey13week 15
damn im lovin those colors good job on the danks
Pajersey13
Pajersey13
@Medicanna, yup, one day ill grow something this pretty, you deserve a pat on the back lol
Medicanna
Medicanna
@Pajersey13, Thanks man I really don't know how I deserved it but maybe because it's the first grow where I actually let the organics completely do their thing without interrupting and maybe the Liberty Haze is just giving back some of the energy and effort I put into it... It is such a wonderful, gorgeous plant Im so proud of it :)
decam
decamweek 13
sieht super aus 👍👌
Inganjawetrust
Inganjawetrustweek 13
Looking very tasty good luck with the grow🌱 ✌️
RussianGrower
RussianGrowerweek 7
Hello from Russia! Your plants look great! Continue to keep up the good work! If you are interested in following the adventures of weed in Russia, subscribe to my diaries