FastbudsFanatic Difference between them is obvious , caused by genetics ??? Both plants in the same reservoir , should I raise ppm again ? Biggie doesn't show any deficiencys , and I don't want to get a tip burn
New growth on smaller plant looks very pale compare to the other one , can that be a result of stress after placing the plant in dwc bucket ???? I doubt that it's a deficiency as the other plant is bigger and doesn't show any symptoms , any ideas ???
300ppm feed? Seems really low. Get that upto 600-800 from your nutes (excluding tap ppm).
See what happens. Twisting is odd.. could be pH.. try one at a time...
spreadsheet i have in week 7 of ggxww might help you. download from the googledrive link. you can't see the instructions on the google view, but they are there if oyu open in excel, openoffice calc or libreoffice calc etc. (made with libre office calc, free program.
FastbudsFanatic Finally girls showing some deficiency which I can diagnose myself : calcium , magnesium added . Had to do very light defoliation on smaller one , I've cut off two major fan leaves . And for the bushy one it was a bit more - 6 fan leaves removed
. Plants didn't mind it whatsoever , bushy one was looking nearly the same 6 h after defoliation . Lst on them worked pretty well. Feeding charts might be a bit off , as I had to dilute solution .
Update 26.06 second defoliation , this time I took off 6-8 leaves from each of them , ppm raised to 900 , still seems like they need more calmag , should I add more ??? I'm already at recommended dosage of 1ml per 1l
Any comments , tips highly appreciated ,
Looks that way to me man, see some similair effects to my plants in their 4th week of veg in my diary ( I think Itβs week 4)
Make sure your ph is right when feeding and giver a nice boost of cal mag.
Happy growing
FastbudsFanatic Last week was busiest so far , despite defoliation leaves popping out of nowhere , doesn't matter how often I tuck them in , new ones keep covering bud sites , I might do a bit more defoliation, oh boy they smellll , carbon filter fitted
06.07 new tent (not high enough) , major defoliatin +lolipopping
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Week 7. Flowering
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FastbudsFanatic streching , new tent needed,
10.07 plants in new tent
12.07 , major defoliation due to very bad sweating , 75% humidity b4 defo , some led lights added , ,
Hi , is there any way to stop flower strech ? My plant is already twice the height , Is that natural or is that caused by lack of something ?
I'm a newbie so very curious , want to learn about deficiencies , lockouts etc ...
All help appreciated
Without going too much into it.. you are using way too much Advanced Nutrients stuff... I am sorry to see you using it really. it's very iffy for growing Cannabis... especially at "their" recommended levels.. Your plant is super saturated with nutrients.
FastbudsFanatic Bigger plant stopped and smaller started a stretch , bigger plant looks a bit strange with windburn , smaller one started explosive grow after removing around 30% of branches , bottom ones had to go , humidity reaching 90% in peak times
update 17.07 new fan fitted
Update 20.07 just noticed root rot starting
Hi ! This morning I've discovered that strange foamy stuff on roots , only above the water level, I'm running bennies , is that some sort of protective film ? All help highly appreciated
I wouldn't say that this is lack of lightning or a simple deficiency. The lower leaves on picture 7 is a sign of Nitrogen toxicity, but i suspect this is much more a root problem than anything else. By looking at your earlier questions, it really looks like the problem is in the roots. I'm sorry to say that your plant looks like it is oversaturated with nutrients, your roots are being choked to death and therefore your plant won't take up any more nutrients.
Hi ! Root rot started , I've been using hydroguard but run out , have it now ,but need to treat it with h2o2 . Does anyone know the right amount to treat root rot . In ml per l please . All help highly appreciated
Hello
You can use 19 ml per liter(of the basic low % from grocery store) but definitely get some more hydroguard, it gets exhausting trying to use hydrogen peroxide every day until its gone.
If you have the strong stuff, food grade its like 33% then you would want to start low with about 3-5 ml per gallon until you see how well the roots and plants handle it. But still it will need to be added daily. π
FastbudsFanatic This week is going to be a battle with root rot , H2O2 as it helped me to treat plants in the past , but does anyone know the correct dosage ? Last time I've dipped roots right into the 3% H2O2 for a hour or so , but those plants are way too big , simply don't have that amount of H2O2 to cover the roots up . Any ideas ???
Hi ! So my plants are suffering with root rot , after h202 treatment yesterday plants started showing some deficiencies , tbh I think I could see beginnings of def few days ago . Will deficiencies signs are connected to root rot ? Should I adjust solution or just wait patiently
Okay so perhaps look into getting a product called UC Roots by Current Culture.. It's hydrochlorous acid based(soft acid common by product of bleach)... This UC roots stuff is much more gentle and safe to use in hydroponic applications period... The acid will help keep Roots cleaner and healthier eliminating the need for a water chiller all together with weekly reservoir changes... In larger hydroponic applications a water chiller would be recommended but us small batch folks don't need it. It honestly probably has more to do Advanced Nutrients then anything else.. That stuff is hot garbage... And is probably the root of 90% of your problems.
Love fastberry , strong strain , very resistant , and well deserves the name she's growing in front of your eyes
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FastbudsFanatic Both plants had a root rot , I didn't realize at the time , that I should switch half of the lights off as plants weren't able to absorb nutrients properly , result - plant which was further into flowering ( and bigger altogether) crispy burned , 15-20 % lower buds survived 60g dry weight including crispy buds , second plant didn't get damaged as badly as it was shaded by bigger one , and yielded 120g dry flower , buds weren't too dense , but for a root rot case it's still not bad . Buds smell and taste lovely , like berry's with a bit of sour aftertaste , it's only ten days into curing but it's delicious.
In general fastbuds are killing in it , best genetics on the market , 5 strains so far , 15 seeds , 100% germination rate , LOVE FASTBUDS !!!!
Hey there,
Thanks so much for running a diary of our genetics π
Let us know if you need any assistance, weβre more than happy to help.
Happy Growing !!! π±βοΈπ΄ππΏπ³
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