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Germinated over last couple of days. As of 6/10 all seeds were in pots and Amnesia #2 has surfaced.
6/11 all beans have come to the surface of the soil. Waiting for them to shed the husks.
Notice what I assume to be heat stress on amnesia #2 (curling of leaf upward), ac in the mail. Box has been running at 80 with summer kicking into full swing. Overall pleased, amnesia #1 seems slow though.
Plant is two weeks old from sprout. 2 of the 3 plants popped, planted, and surfaced at the same time (including subject plant) yet in shows stunted growth. Why? Temps maybe?
I think your light is too close.
See how short the internodal space is? i think you rleaves are yellowing due to too much light.. slightly too much or it would be worse.
but, growth pattern is too tight, so raise those lights.. don't feed as soil likely is good to go this early on its own and you'll only make it worse.
I see three nodes on top of each other and paling leaves... 95% certain it is light caused.. i usually beat around the bush more and not so confident, but this is safe. (these things are tough to deduce without all information, and impossible to expect such a thing to be given)
Although there is new growth on amnesia #1 I have quit on her. The Cheese and #2 are on the exact same feeding schedule, seems the cheese fares hotter, and more humid weather than the amnesia. The cheese is in flower, though it will not go under the flowering light for another week.
What is this brown spot? 18” from light. Just fed about 10 hours ago with dr.Earth 1-1-1 liquid solution watered in with 1/4 gallon of water. It is the only spot on whole plant. I know the temps are high. Wondering if it could be something else.
You probally dripped a bit of nutrients right on that spot.. and it roasted acting like a lens. I've done it a few times with my sprayer when they were young.. Don't worry about it unless it start to keep appearing elsewhere.. Happy growing! 👊
Box smells great. Throwing in the HLG qb96, running at 120w. Should I defoliate? (Please respond in comments). Had a huge growth spurt once the hit flower. Cheese is definitely still the overall healthiest and best lookin plant.
This week is going quite alright, though I am noticing some yellowing in the larger and older fan leaves on the cheese. Not sure why. I have been following Dr. Earths recommended feeding schedule for cannabis cultivation. Dr. Earth is a $12 organic powder feed line that’s worked great thus far and on my last grow (that turned out to be a male). All water this weekend followed by a light dose of Dr. Earth all purpose liquid feed 1-1-1, and the seaweed supplement for the micronutrients.
Larger, older fan leaves turning yellow slowly. Rest of plant still doing great. Also, leaves are reaching for the light. Is this due to maturity? Or might something else be going on?
Hey Growmie,
Everything you've mentioned is normal the yellowing of the larger fan leaves in flowering and Yes the plant is reaching for the light this is your plants way of saying it's happy. Lol.
Hopefully I answered your question and remember Happy Growing and Free your mind one puff at a time.
Sorry about the lack of posts crowmies. Been busy lately. Harvested the royal cheese and the result is a pleasant surprise. The buds are not very dense, though smoke very well finishes with a nice white ash and tastes great. Will load pics soon.
Is my plant going to flower? It has been 1 1/2 months since I harvested the 2 other plants I planted with it. One of the same strain. This guy is much larger though, but just seems weird.
do any of the yellow leaves pull out easily from within the buds? maybe, spread a lesser one out with that symptom and see if there is any fuzz near stem?
Only do that if you think something has happened to stall it.. not a good thing to do to a bud.
Wow, a real genetic mutant! Would I be right in guessing this is the "Seedsman" auto amnesia? Sorry to say, but my advice is to pull it out and cut your losses. Nothing much is going to get any better with this plant. I have had the same problems with Seedsman seeds long ago, it seems nothing has improved with them and I personally, would never again waste time and effort trying to grow anything with the Seedsman name on it. If you are looking for something for your next grow, I can highly recommend "Sweet Seeds", everything I have tried from them (20+ strains), have impressed me with how easy they are to grow, how productive they are and all with great stable genetics and honest potency. Can't go wrong with them, and no, I do not work for them! Hope this helps.... Organoman.
ChuckyK
