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They are looking good, to help increase humidity if your area has low rH is to place a clear plastic solo cup over the top of them, mist the inside of the cup. Don't over water! About a shot glass or two right at the stem is all they need right now.. Force the taproot to go down instead of traveling out.. this will give the best and strongest root system for your transplant in the future! Hope this helps, it's looking good so far!! Cheers and Happy Growing!
i'm not fishing for an answer (said it before, but i don't mean it this time... err... ahh)
looks good. The best advice i can say is to take it easy. any anxiety to do "more" or "something", just hold it back... suck it up...
if you not the OCD type, well that's harder for me to relate lol. Stick to what you've likely read about watering your medium. let it dry a bit, learn weight of your pots dry and saturated... easy on nutes until you see a hint of slowdown of growth or any fade -- generally the cotyledons (First set) will show problems before others, and they can be sacrificed no problem, whatsoever -- not early of course.. this will be 2 weeks or likely more form now and they'll be shaded by then.
if somethign does arise after that point, don't immediately think you need to add something.. get a leaf chart... eliminate possiblities with recent behaviour... easier to recover from a slight deficiency while you figure it out than cause a toxicity plus your original problem or worse.
2 are looking healthy 3 have odd shape leaves and the tips are shriveled in. Started nutes 250ml every 2nd day. Trying to let dry out a bit however rainy weather. Any hints on why the leaves are like that
hard weather growing week. Transferred to final pot and they all had a good root system. All new leaves are coming in fine. This week is looking good for weather
Everything looks fine.. I would caution against copper or any micro deficiencies right away.. young plants rarely show micro deficiencies of this nature unless you have some really bad soil... My concern is your one lady what's happening there? Those leaf formations are not right and I believe she is a mutant. This belief is based on me looking at thousands of diaries and hundreds of websites. I'm a little off the rails but I'm just trying to help others and help myself as well.
they grew a lot this week. weather was hot and humid. Entering week 5 and thers some sign of flowering. Going to begin lst training this week switching plant positions every 2nd day. Feel free to like and follow and add comments.
so one plant is showing full signs of flowering. The other 3 are almost week behind. No worries they are all looking healthy. The smell is sweet and aromatic and can be smelt within 10 feet of them. Some light lst has been done with the pots rotating daily. I plan to clip/trim in 1-2 weeks
One plant has entered full flower 2 are in transition and 1 is lagging behind a bit. Did some simple trimming of none needed leaves and branches. Very light lst has been done as I can see that all bud sites are currently getting plenty of light. Comment if needed like and follow please
big thick sticky icky buds. Smells great earthy tones after touching the trichomes. One plant looks much different than the rest however they are all healthy and doing better than expected
On flush week. Two buds got browned up. Cant wait to see my final yield. Sorry about the bad quality pics il add or have better ones with trichome pics.
Amazing to grow. Easy as well. Some seeds had different genetics as the plant grew because one I didnt trim or anything and it grew like it got trimmed. The smell is very fruity with a slight earthy smell. I got 7oz of dry and cure from 4 plants wich is a good result. Had it tested and it came to 16%thc and 4% cbd. I vape it in a pax2 and I love the trip.
Boilly
