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Flushed and watered the plants to 350 ppm. Plant seems quite healthy. Steady growth. Watering them once a week and a foliar spray on day 4. Waiting for another set of leaves to pop to start LSTing her.
Flushed the plants to 410 ppm. They seem quite healthy and have a steady growth. They have bent down a little bit and I had to tie them straight. Should get back up soon.
Flushed and watered to 350 ppm. Temperatures are rising so thought to bring down the ppm and maybe increase the frequency of watering to 2 times a week. Increased the light height. The plant looks a bit droopy, otherwise healthy.
Edges of some of the fan leaves are yellowing as well as some yellow dots on the leaves. Some of the tips also seem affected. overall the plant seems healthy but really worried about this. Posted some pictures above. What could this be?
Hello! It can be leaf septoria, that is caused by a fungus or bacteria that attacks the plants in warm wet weather. It stars from the bottom leaves. If the yellow pots star to turn brown definitely is septoria. In this case you must remove the affected leaves. Or it can be a lack of nitrogen, that you need to keep in good high levels in the veg phase, but if there are no leaves falling, maybe that's not the problem cause in this case leaves turn yellow and fall for itself. Nitrogen is what makes leaves green and very important on photosynthesis. Nitrogen leves must be lowered at the begging of flowering stage, to not occur nitrogen toxicity. Be careful with over watering too, let soil dry, give them water for a couple days and they will recover.
Flushed and Reduced the PPM to 210 and brought down the ph to 6.3(runoff).Stopped cal-mag.The old fan leaves got yellower and some of the newer ones where also getting affected. Any suggestions would be lovely.
The plant seems to be doing fine now since I lowered the ph and PPM.The fan was too close to the plant as well and has now been adjusted. New leaves are coming out fine. The only problem is that it has not started showing any signs of flowering. Will be waiting for another week or so before switching to a 12/12.
Have been misting it with seaweed extract daily and its been doing great so far.
Thanks for all the support guys. Means a lot. Cheers. :)
The plant has started to stretch and so I started feeding it with some bloom nutes. The stem is nice and thick.Increased the ppm a bit. Still misting it with seaweed extract every day. Overall the plant looks healthy.
The plant has stretched quite a lot. Everything seems to be alright other than temps rising. Some white pistols have started to show. She is getting really thirsty so fed her plain water 3 times this week. Will mist her with seaweed for another few days. Its been responding really well to it.Removed most of the affected lower leaves as adviced, but left some and will eventually remove them as well Overall things look good.
Thanks for the help guys.Cheers:)
She has grown huge according, to my expectations! Nothing new, she seems to be doing great. Gets quite thirsty and is drinking almost a litre of water every day, more or less.
Been busy lately and its been a while since I have posted. Growth seems to have stopped and pistils have become quite evident. Feeding it almost daily with plain water and nutrients every 4 days.The only worry is the rising temp. Other than this everything seems to be okay.
@Hundredeyes, ok I see better now.
You must know that, it takes 3 weeks for a plant to use all the nutrients in a medium like Soil or Coco . Normally you’re supposed to Feed Water Water Water Feed W W W F ... your plant , following this schedule you can't burn your plant .
Using Cal Mag as an additive is good for RO water .... otherwise there’s plenty enough in your tap water + your nutrients and it’s better to use it as a supplement in case of deficiency, if there’s any ...
Follow this schedule ☝️Feed around 700ppm’s to 800ppm’s then Water 3 times before the next feeding . And control ppm’s coming out from the drain on each watering , you will see the ppm’s dropping from 100ppm’s to 200ppm’s between each watering if everything goes right.
@JUNGLE_B4RNS, yes I fully flush them with the feeding solution. Nothing extreme, normal misting. But is alright that a flush them with a nutrient solution because it does waste a lot of my nutrients?.
@Hundredeyes, so, if I understand well, you feed them every week and you fully flush them with the feeding solution ?
Are you misting them chronically every 3 days ? With plain water at pH 7.0 ?
first grows are scary but exciting! liked and followed -- let us know if you have any questions =)
you dont really have to tie them up straight, they need to strengthen themselves -- besides sideways is really good XD
@Hundredeyes, i would try mounding up a little soil from the edge of the pot to get her up off the soil; the growth instinct will stretch her vertically from there.
leaves on wet soil are bad mostly otherwise it doesnt really matter
its just one of those things you gotta figure giving them too much support can rob them of the chance to go strong -- i dont have actual science on this. you might still have to support her
@Jaindoh, Hey Man, thanks a lot.It is scary and I sure could use some help.
She was bent to the point where her leaves were touching the soil. Do you think I should still remove the support?
WOW! She has tripled in size since she started flowering! Now the fun starts. You might need to stake that main cola. She is going to get very top heavy.
if your feed and runoff are fine it may just be tired of that rigid pot, need some root pruning or transplant
i'm not as knowledgable about larger rigid containers i always use fabric
@Hundredeyes, hard to call. it's easier to root shock autoflowers but I have had solo cup->fabric pot autoflower transplants go seamlessly. And if you do it right it doesn't shock them.
Root binding can end up fatal if that's what's going on, but I've seen people grow autos in small rigid containers as well.
There's always root pruning, but I don't know how they'd react to that. I love fabric containers.
Hundredeyes
