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From having her in jiffy for 5-6 days, my patience ran out and I could not wait any longer.. so i put her in the soil. lets see how we move forward. So far, just giving her water!
I have still just been giving her water. I also missed documenting the second week.. because I was actually not really focused on my tent instead.
But she seems like she is growing well, I will give her root booster on next watering. she looks a bit strange with one big leaf instead of 2, but she is developing and moving forward.. lets see what kind of lady she will become.
This is actually week 3, but I saved it as week 2... I did not document week 2.
She is turning into a real mutant and will be interesting to follow and see how she does.
Adding root juice to her nutes to help her establish.
for 3 weeks in, she is not the biggest but she seems to become unique in her own way.
Day 23: big accident for the plant, some wind came in and had the plant in the soil face down. when I saw it in the morning I tried giving it some support and having it back straight up. Let's see how she recovers, very sad day.
Day 24: Watered - Added root juice and bio heaven, let us make the soil vivid!
Unfortunately there is no nutrients that can do miracles nutrients they only help along the way the genetics that already exists but to help the plant especially Outdoors you must have a grow medium that encourages root growth something Aerie( soil mix perlite Coco others) that allows also proper drainage and breathing of a plant through the root. once you have that established either you create your own mix or purchase one of those very popular brands with soil suited for cannabis that will make an incredible impact on the development of the plant in their entire life cycle.
Second Factor comes down to light Outdoors plants do not require direct sunlight to hit them but they required to be receiving light . direct sunlight can be very beneficial if temperatures are not too high but light and the amount of hours of light will determine the growth of an auto plant in fact any plant so trying to increase as much as possible hours of light is the key factor to having a bigger Auto Plant.
PH and humidity control is #3 and 4th are nutrients when it comes to nutrients most of the brand that you see advertised in this platform are meant to address the needs of cannabis plants and they can be used .whatever is available in your area it will be beneficial but remember that when it comes to cannabis grow less is always more so start at a quarter or half the strength of the chart you're given with your new purchase.
This platform has in his menu a subject reserved for nutrients and you can see which ones are the most popular and which ones are available . Nothing is available in your area then something that is used for tomatoes will be suitable in your case . hope this information helps you out good luck with your garden
In my latest picture on her, I can see a little brown/yellow spot on the little leaf (the first leaf), anyone know what that might be due to?
Have a look at the pic and maybe you have some interseting insight on this!
Thanks!
I just saw that she has some white spots on her main leaf (this one only has one main leaf),
Anyone can identify what that might be?
I should mention that yesterday when I woke up she was fallen down on the soil because of some unusual strong wind in the night.
Hi there!
Don't worry, it's probably nothing! Does it come of when scraped or is it really leaf damage?
Still 100% sure nothing to worry about! Smoke a joint and relax 😊
08/06/2020: This plant is doing her own thing, shaping up to be a quiet unique so far.
Not sure what caused it.. if its genetics, mutation or some kind of environmental damage. However, she is still growing and from last week to this week she has gained 2 cm.
09/06/2020: Photo added
I did post before last week about some white spots on her and in the end I shrugged it off to be like nothing.
I did find a little bug on the leafs and now with her grow it does seem like there might be something to the white spots...
Any idea? someone had the same?
Thanks!
Almost certainly a leafhopper. A soapy water or spinosad mixture will take care of them. They like to hide under leaves and move very quickly to avoid extermination so you'll have to keep an eye on her. They come in many different colors but they leave the same tell-tale white spots from their feeding that are markedly different from leafminers.
This flower is looking more and more normal for each week. She had couple of first weeks looking a bit weird/strange.
Now she is looking like peacock and growing more for each days. Strong little plant :)
We are in week 6 since this was planted,
She is getting taller and bigger for everyweek... I am not sure how long it will take til she hits flower, but I guess the summer sun is still giving her enough to be confident that she doesnt need her flowers yet.
I woke up today with the girl having white pistils!
Does this mean I can start counting her flowering days? or are these preflowers and we dont start yet?
White Moustache!
She has gotten big! I have some thrips (i think) that I need to addresss because it has become a lot of bugs now.
She is in full flower and growing great, but im afraid the bugs are killing the progress.
It will be this weeks priority!
she is growing, but i think the bug problem from last week might have stressed her. there is a pic where it looks like she has hermed.. but not sure. will post a photo now to grow quesstions.
Hey Growmie,
She looks fine those are "swollen calyx". A swollen calyx will appear thicker than it did in the developing stages and (strain-dependent) may have a seeded appearance even though not needed. The calyx is the sheath that covers a possible seed if pollinated. In the end, most tend to look full when they are not.
Hopefully, this was helpful and remember ..."Happy Growing" and "Free your mind one puff at a time"
Last week we had a infestation of whiteflies, i was a bit worried to put neem oil since i had flowers already.
i gently put oil on the leafes avoiding to get any on the bugs asnd the bugs seem to be completely gone.
I see just a couple which I have been able to pinch and get rid off.. compared to last week this is huge.
Last week I had bugs on almost everyplant and flower.
She is getting really thick and smelling wonderful. She has got all the frost in the world on her and should be ready soon. I will give her the right time and as soon as I see trichomes going 20% amber and 80% cloudy... It's closing time.
MiraGrow
