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It has grown quite a bit in the first week. Actually we are seeing the second node popping up in the last week. But there was alot of stretch occurring so I had to add a support.
Even though flowering has started the plant has been growing quite alot this week. I switched plagron terra grow for terra bloom in the same quantities and am still adding 1ml/L of power roots.
Dispite the cloudy weather our crystal candy is still growing at a fast pace. I was not expecting this kind of growth from an indica dominant during flowering stage. This week I switched power roots for a some sugar royal and green sensation. ✌️🥦
Hi guys, newbie here. I've been reading a bit about defoliation. Should I consider defoiling on an auto? If so what leaves should I eliminate? And when is a good time to remove the leaves? ✌️🥦
Приветствую, бро! 👋 Дефолиацию лучше проводить тем растениям, у которых слишком много взрослой листвы, закрывающей все крайние точки роста растения! В твоем сативном варианте пока дефолиация не нужна, подожди бро, или избавляйся только от крупных развитых листьев, молодые не трогай! 👌😇👍 Удачи, бро! 👋
Really cloudy this whole week (except for when I took the pictures) so I hope this didn't slow my flowering process. 2nd week of giving sugar royal and green sensation so I hope deez budz start thickening up soon. ✌️🥦
The buds just keep getting thicker and more white hairs keep forming. I can't wait until this is ready. I'm kinda worrying because I don't have a scope to check the trichomes but those are problems for later. ✌️🥦
Day 53: The sattelite foliage is losing its vivancy, also the buds keep getting bigger. I see the main coli is getting thicker and is developing beautiful amber hairs. The lower top buds also are getting riper but their internodes haven't developed brown hairs.
Soon I will start flushing.
So I'm in my last week I started flushing 4 days ago giving 2 x 6L (1.25gal) and I started noting these strange white spots on some foliage is this due to nutrient leaving the plant or do I have some kind of pest? ✌️🥦
Hello
Yes you'll definitely get some leaves that start to fade as you only give plain ph'd water. But this looks like something more. If you take a wet towel will the spots wipe off somewhat? If so probably a pm situation. If not then probably a pest in the yard, could be thrips or other. Get some close up shots of the under leaves and see if you can see any spots down there or raised bumps. If there are id recommend making a soap spray bottle 3/4 water 1/4 Dr Bonner's castile soap (or dish soap works, but castile is the best against bugs and gentle on the plant) and that should kill off any pests and may even help to wash away and powdery mildew spores.
Look into a couple things and see what you find.✌️
This was an incredible experience for me not only did I grow a mean ass plant, I did it entirely inside and without lamps. I just made sure the plant was positioned at a sunny window at all times and this worked! I learned alot of this and I loved posting this diary and sharing my story and will be doing this alot more in the future. Maybe one day it will be an indoor grow 😉
What I learned from my first grow is that this plant is easy to grow but you need to be well equipped. Buying the right nutrients using the right tools are key. I'm sure that counts double if you go on to grow in tents.
We are at day 61 the plant looks very healthy and the buds look done. At this point we are flushing for about 7 days and so I would like to wait a 2-3 days for harvesting. I do have to following problem.. My région is going to be struck with high temperatures exceeding 33°C so I will be having some trouble drying in the coming weeks
I will be harvesting my first grow! But I'm worrying the climate in my country won't make drying easy. What should one do in case of to high temperatures. I will try to find a well vented place thats not to hot. But should I try drying without cutting all foliage to dry slow? 🥦✌️
Well that is a tough call. If its dry heat, then yes, drying with leaves on will be a good idea. The leaves will protect the trichomes and help her dry slower for terpene development. If it's a humid heat, leaving the leaves on is just asking for mold. High temperatures will affect your potency a bit either way, I'm sorry to say. Keep it under 85°F and you'll probably only be minimally affected.
Well the strain is ready in 60 days no lies bout that. It's a nice and easy to grow plant. This diary could be the example as I grew the plant from behind a window. 😆
I still need to wait a bit more to tell you guys about how it tastes as curing isnt finished but I will be sure to update this post.
Great thanks to the guys @Sweet_Seeds they really made a great and easy to grow auto that is ready in 2 months time. 👌🥦
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