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Week 3 of Flowering. Flower buds beginning to stack on several leaders. Switched to a flowering specific fertilizer, Canna Terra Flores, and still adding CalMag+, keeping pH between 6 and 6.5, aim for 6.3.
Growing outdoors, I'm at the mercy of mother nature for light and temp... I've limited the rain impact on soil with a cover on each pot... Has been hard to maintain a weekly feed cycle when substrate is still wet... Plants look good, but believe they need more light. Might move one inside to see difference of pure 12-12 , 100watt led, and the cloud and rainy days ahead.
I have noticed some pest or mold damage on the fan leaves - pictures in last three photos... white coloured, raised, spots have turned rust like. Haven't seen all bit one bugs - thrips. Used a insecticidal soap spray every second day for 2 weeks, still seeing damaged leaves??
Good news! It's not mold or a major issue with bugs. A few of those photos towards the end look like some bugs have had a couple of lunches, but what I see, and I'm always learning, is Cal/Magnesium deficiency.
Check these articles from Nebula and good luck. It doesn't look that bad, my dude.
https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/calcium-deficiency
https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/magnesium-deficiency
For the bugs, get some yellow sticky traps and make some of this bug trap juice. I put a few cups of the juice outside and place the sticky traps near the cups. I collect SO MANY BUGS its rediculous
A half-cup of warm water plus two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar, a tablespoon of sugar, and about six drops of liquid dish soap just might be able to cure your gnat woes. They'll be lured in by the sugary mixture, but once they dip in for a drink, the sticky dish soap will trap them.
This being only my second 'grow' and first outdoors, I have a question about the impact of lights from my neighbor's yards, and white porch light at this point in my grow, preflower, 11weeks into grow.
Unless it's a bright spot or searchlight, I doubt the light is reaching your garden to affect anything.
- However, if you're in doubt and truly want to know, go buy light meter. they'll set you back between 50 and 500$, depending on the quality and brand. (Tho, you could probably download an app for your phone that uses the camera, but it's likely not very precise if it even works.)
@@@Athos,
Really eh?! That's very good news, cause I've heard of some that say even a small, blinking light in a grow tent can cause revegetation... With little experience in my side, I'm grateful for the help. Thanks!
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