KnCheese (Dinafem - feminised) 1st grow!

If it's in soilless my guess is it's looking for nutrients. Usually you need to feed right away a very very small ppm amount of nutrients. 🤟😜

In coco, water with nutrients every day! The pH of the solution should be 5.6-5.7 pH. It's time to start feeding with nutrients! Begin with 50% of the dose recommended by the manufacturers of your nutrients for the vegetative period. As the plant grows and develops, slightly increase the nutrient dose, but don't exceed the recommendations! 👆 Try to water with enough liquid so that 2-3 centimeters of the coco surface dries out within 24 hours. If you have a 20-liter pot and you've just transplanted, start watering with 400-500 ml around the plant so that the roots grow wide in search of moisture. After a week, you can water with 1 liter; it will be ready for that! 👌 It's recommended to water the plant in adulthood with no more than 10% of the substrate volume! That is, in your case, a maximum of 2 liters! But it can get too hot, and it may drink a lot, so you might need 2.2 liters after the middle of flowering, towards the end of the harvest. 👆 Good luck, buddy! ✊😇

I wouldn't worry too much yet. New growth will often be lighter for awhile. If you just started nutes, she's fine I'm sure. If you started a week ago or more, you probably started too early and she got too much N. Either way, you should be fine now doing what you're doing.

So it doesn't look bad yet...but it definitely looks like a calcium deficiency in the making. With growing soiless i know the ph needs to be lower, but calcium usually absorbs best closest to 6.2, you can probably get away with the 6 but maybe need some additional calmag supplements. coco coir always needs higher calmag doses i wonder if that applies to all soiless mediums...the peat/perilite combo. I'd try boosting it up a bit, even just 1 dose a week and see if it spreads anymore.

The suckers are new growth tips and will turn into new colas. I will usually pull off the new growth tips that grow beneath the branch and let any of the ones on the sides or top grow out. For a proper mainline I think you're going to want to pull off all of the growth tips before the nodes you top at. Here is probably the most informative and thorough website I've found on topping/mainlining/manifolding: https://www.cocoforcannabis.com/how-to-mainline-cannabis-plants/ Good luck in your grow, your plants look good!

Hi, Your plants will be fine but try not to get them too wet. Once it stops raining shake the plants really well to get rid of the water accumulated in the bud sites. Also, The plants can get over water so make sure to not leave them under the rain for too long or mold, stem rot, bud rot and other problems can happen. Happy harvest🌱🌱🌱🌱👊

Benefits are a wider plant and it you manage to open her up well the light penetration increases because of the extra space inbetween the leafs, the rotating sun only helps even further because it can shine from different angles and develop the plant even more on the inside so not only the tops get bigger but the buds thst would otherwise be more covered in therr will aldo get bigger.

Could be a P deficiency, but could be genetics too. Raising P is dangerous. If ~50-60ppm, don't go higher. Assume it is genetics. Otherwise, you will likely lockout numerous other necessary elements. LED lights are notorious for this. If all other things are fine, I wouldn't worry.

Nothing that bad really looks good WATCH THAT MOLD tarping is good for wind bad for mold if you have a leaf blower you can CAREFULLY dry you plants after pulling the tarp just a warning Good luck man fought that fight before and its a tough one

Judging by the temperature you're recording in your diary, it could be temp related even if it's the only one doing it. - Purple colour isn't really a bad thing, it's simply the plant switching out chlorophyll for anthocyanins, which lets the plant absorb a broader spectrum of light, tho less efficient.