+3 strainsPajersey13commentedweek 55 years ago
I like the way your training them man, good luck! I got the same strain same breeder on my diary. Give it a look, these will be monster plants
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Outdoor Simple GG4 Auto
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weeks 4, 6-7
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Soil
Grow medium
19 L
Pot Size
1.89 L
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Grow Conditions
Week 11
Flowering
69.85
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Height
14 hrs
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The Guano Company
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Molasses Wholesome
3.963 ml/l
Dr. Earth Organic Pump 3-2-2
15.85 ml/l
20200804: I can tell she has some very slight pests leaving evidence and stuff. A catipillar here and there. Small black dots on leaves. Yellowing that looks like septoria but I'm not in wet or humind condtions. Luckily buds not affected. a couple more weeks and I think it will be time for harvest. I'm so far in now that I can't worry about the yellowing anymore and hoping my feeding is keeping her healthy. This is my first grow. To me the buds seem more leafy and less calyx at the moment so she will need more time.
20200805: I have caterpillars. I saw two previously over many weeks but thirds a charm. Getting Bt spray tomorrow.
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Grow Questions
Habosabinstarted grow question 4 years ago
My bottom shade leaves have started to yellow. I am just starting 3 week into flower. Am I having a nitrogen deficiency or is this the normal yellowing. I just started a very light 1-1-2 nutes in my water to supplement. No nutes until now except in soil. See pic
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Feeding. Deficiences
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Mr_Weeds_Autosanswered grow question 4 years ago
Hey Growmie,
Checked out the diary and it seems to be normal yellowing, I suspect lack of light since it's only the bottom shade leaves. Expect the leaves to yellow in flower especially at this stage.
Hopefully, this was helpful and remember ..."Happy Growing" and "Free your mind one puff at a time".
Habosabinstarted grow question 4 years ago
Do I remove yellowing leaves or leave them for stored energy for the plant. Thx.
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Bloombusteranswered grow question 4 years ago
Приветствую, друг! 👋 не нужно ничего обрывать! желтая листва - нужная листва растению!
Где мало света, листва желтеет, усыхает и опадает. Это нормально для растения в его взрослом возрасте! Не обрывайте листву, растение рассчитывает на её наличие! Когда растению она уже будет не нужна, девочка сама отпустит лист. Ваша задача только в том, чтоб поднять её с поверхности субстрата и выбросить! 👌
Удачи бро! ✊😇
Habosabinstarted grow question 4 years ago
Hi gromies. Is this yellowing caused by septoria? Or just normal N deficiency during flower. I can see minor pest remains ob leaves and stuff but not affecting plant overall. Plant in good air flow and humidity around 50% so I question whether it's septoria. thx in adv.
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Leaves. Color - Mottling
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The8thChevronanswered grow question 4 years ago
6 weeks into flowering, this seems completely normal. The plant is drawing nutrients from the fan leaves in a last ditch effort to get pollinated. This is especially true if you have begun flushing her.
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Pajersey13commented5 years ago
@Habosabin, 💪🤘🤙
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Habosabincommented5 years ago
@Pajersey13, thanks brother. On way to check your profile. Thanks for commenting.
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Thatsmyfirsttimecommentedweek 54 years ago
Hey! Love the way you lst! So creative! :)
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Habosabincommented4 years ago
@Thatsmyfirsttime, followed you as well.
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Thatsmyfirsttimecommented4 years ago
@Habosabin, very interesting! I'll follow your journey :)
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Habosabincommented4 years ago
@Thatsmyfirsttime, Thank you. Was started out of necessity to avoid crowding but now it's a goal to maximize the canopy to see what happens.
The canopy is approximately 2'x2' including both plants.
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Thatsmyfirsttimecommentedweek 84 years ago
Nice fatty bud! 😍
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Thatsmyfirsttimecommented4 years ago
@Habosabin, I understand your pain man! Can't wait!!
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Habosabincommented4 years ago
@Thatsmyfirsttime, 4 or 5 more weeks!!! The wait is killing me.
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Ferenccommentedweek 114 years ago
Nice plant 👌!
Keep up mate @Habosabin
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Habosabincommented4 years ago
@Ferenc, thx. she's coming along considering how stressed she's been since in early flower.
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Bluntblazer66commentedweek 74 years ago
Using hydro is a lot different than soil, but this plant loves nutrients feed it as hard as it will take it.
Definitely look into Bloom boaster
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Habosabincommented4 years ago
@Bluntblazer66, feeding is still tricky to me but I’m learning a lot on this grow.
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Ferenccommentedweek 124 years ago
Good job mate @Habosabin
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Belverdecommentedweek 15 years ago
Great strain 😎👍
Good luck mate 🌱
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DoDrugs420commentedweek 123 years ago
Lovelly Gorilla Glue Autoflowering!!!
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Pajersey13commentedweek 114 years ago
damn minus the bugs those things look healthy man, your almost there
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Habosabincommentedweek 74 years ago
My plants definitely benefited from the nutes I added. I am also watering with a light guano tea on a go forward.
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Habosabincommentedweek 64 years ago
Bought some bat guano to use as supplement today.
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Habosabincommentedweek 74 years ago
This week some issues came up. I think I over watered and my bottom leave seems to be yellowing. I'm only going to water when my meter shows it near dry from now on. The color and tips were strong until week 6. I'm going to add some 1-1-2 nutes sparingly to see if I can correct for any deficiencies.
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Habosabincommentedweek 64 years ago
Short pheno: The short pheno showed pistils around the same time but is slower overall. Super good looking short pheno. Solid at night as well. Big wide fan leaves.
Tall pheno. Grows fast. More bud sites. Droops at dusk and back up at pre-dawn. Thinner fan leaves than short pheno.
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