etxekakatua The plants are a mix of sweet seeds. They've all grown well, but a couple of them have developed some white spots on the leaves, and there are no bugs underneath.
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Week 4. Vegetation
6y ago
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etxekakatua They keep growing well, and we're still using Hesi nutrients, following their chart. One of them has white spots as if they were from whiteflies, but there's no trace of flies (I've had them in other grows). This week I'll apply neem, and if I see it gets worse, potassium soap.
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Week 5. Flowering
6y ago
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etxekakatua They are growing very well and showing the first pistils, and the white spots have remained on the lower leaves. Photos from 2 days ago, when we started with the flowering nutrients.
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Week 6. Flowering
6y ago
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etxekakatua They keep growing well. Last week it rained a lot and the weather was bad, so they have been covered and have received a bit less light. First time trying LST on just two of them, to see the difference.
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Week 7. Flowering
6y ago
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etxekakatua They keep growing well and the buds are fattening up. There was a bit of a fly infestation, but I’ve been using neem for two days with potassium and they’re gone.
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Week 8. Flowering
6y ago
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etxekakatua Yesterday it hailed and they got soaked, and today they received their watering with nutrients in the morning. Many leaves are starting to yellow and fall off, it doesn't seem like they have much left.
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Week 9. Flowering
6y ago
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etxekakatua I think it's the last week before harvest. You can see the differences between the various strains and the different developments in the LST. Plenty of watering with just settled water, and keeping an eye on how they evolve to decide the best time to cut.
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Week 10. Flowering
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etxekakatua Photos from yesterday. Looks under the microscope and already ready to cut, so today they were cut. Put to dry and we'll see what comes out when dry.
@Sweet_Seeds, it's strange because they only appeared at the beginning, and they haven't shown up on the upper leaves... thanks for your advice anyway! I have neem and potassium soap just in case 😉
@Tino14, thank you very much! I've seen your diaries and I think they look really good too ;)
Honestly, I'm lucky because my terrace gets sun almost all day, and that really helps a lot. I've never grown indoors, but if there's one thing I've learned from the different harvests over the years, it's not to rush watering, and that just because you use more product, they won't grow faster.
Nowadays, I wait almost until the limit where the plant starts showing signs of water deficiency, and I've noticed a huge difference in the size my plants reach. On the other hand, I gradually use fertilizers and nutrients, starting with a very low amount until I reach the recommended dosage by the manufacturer.
Thanks for sharing a new diary with one of our strains ;)
We hope you enjoy it!
I think your plants have been attacked by whiteflies so you can try to use potassium soap, for example.
Sweet smokes!
Jaypp