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Alright so we had a lot happen this week!!!!
First I went tuna fishing and caught a fucking cow! (Picture above)
Second, I took the two smallest plants up to the Santa Ynez mountains in Santa Barbara county California. They will finish their lives outdoor in the beautiful California sun.
Starting a new diary for those.
Now lastly, these two monsters.
So I kept the two that were doing the best. The one that looked the strongest had 8 tops, I topped all those tops and waited a few days. It responded well, so I topped all 8 of the other plants tops.
Today I did some defoliation, and some LST to help train the new tops. The plant on the left now has 22 tops, the plant on the right has 20.
This will be the end of my topping, now it’s just training, potting up, getting them nice and healthy, then putting in a scrog and flipping to flower.
Wish me luck!!!!
Stay growing my friends!
Anybody tell me what’s going on? Just defoliated, and fed them yesterday. Just stress? Nutrients?
Light issue? I’ve noticed about 15 hours into the 18 hour light cycle they really start to droop, I have a mars hydro sp250 at full power 18 inches above them.
Hey thanks everyone for the responses.
I did a few things, I trimmed of the sick looking leaves, powered the light down to around 75%, gave it only water (just a bit daily) and been maintaining temps around 70-80F
They seem to be doing better.
Will update soon.
Thank you, and stay growing my friends!
check pH, check tds.. rule out easy stuff first.
consider recent behaviour -- if heavy on nutes, you can safely irrigate for a bit and see what happens.
Try light at 24"... in vege with 18hours you can give less light to provide same energy.. check out my DLI chart in week 3 of a diary -- either.. if not week three try week 2, lol. it's there somewhere in each one. find umol/s of your light and look up what DLI you provide.. if in the deep red, dial it back. either way, you can likely rule out photons as the cause.. HEat is another issue to consider from your light, though.
some canoeing, which is typically heat related.
Hi there!
Kinda looks like little bit overwatered but if this happens almost daily and at the end of the day it could mean that there is too much light and the intensity is just too much for this plant. Lifting the light or moving the girl to little bit away from the light could help ease this stress on her
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