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All 3 seeds germinated and popped through the soil 3 days after placing them into Soil. I used humidity domes for germination and left my LED grow light on 24 hours. The MSNL Lemon Haze that is the largest was the first seed to pop up and is by far the most vigorous. I will call it Pheno 1. Pheno 2 had a slow start but seems to be about a week behind. The ILGM white widow popped up just a few hours after Pheno 1. They are now 1 week old in the photos provided.
Fox farm ocean forest soil is being used from day 1. I will provide ph'd well water. I add clean kelp and will make a tea once flower begins.
I saw the Lemon Haze #1 explode in leaf growth this week. I think it had a lot to do with the Kelp. The White widow finally gained some stem size, and the lemon haze #2 is healthy but a runt. Though I've noticed some minor excess nutrient in the leaf tips due to the fox farm and kelp? But, nonetheless I'm going to feed with Normal water at 6.5ph for the next week or possibly until flower begins.
With Lemon Haze #1 growing quite bushy, should I do anything to start controlling it? Or should I allow it to keep maturing until flower before I manipulate the leaves.
With Lemon Haze #1 growing quite bushy, should I do anything to start controlling it this early? Or should I allow it to keep maturing until flower before I manipulate the leaves.
Hi,
You are only at two weeks of grow. Wait until the plants is more established and yoy can start pruning And topping.
I Usually wAit until 6 node.
Happy grow!!!
This week pheno #1 dealt with some moisture issues and nute burn. The white widow stretched 5 or 6 inches this week. While pheno #2 has turned into a very healthy bushy runt.
It's been dropping into the low 30s here at night. I have no choice but to pull cold air into the top of my grow tent at night to maintain 75 to 80 degrees. The cool air is having a fall like effect on the leaves. Also think my fox farm soil is finally low on nutes. So I started mixing in my compost tea.
The Lemon Haze is beginning to develop a very pleasant Lemon Aroma :D I find myself enjoying the smell more and more each day.
The lemon haze has an amazing aroma. A sweet lemon aroma, not a skunky smell with amazing trichomes all over the bud and leaves. I've read this strain can produce purple bud. I do have some purpling leaves. But I think it's due to the fact I draw in outside air to cool my tent to 78 to 84 degrees. It drops to 30 degrees Fahrenheit at night.
The white widow has finally entered true flower and has begun to bulk up, and take on it's own aroma profile, while also adding some trichomes to the surrounding leaves. I'm excited to see how these colas begin to look in the coming weeks. This plant should be my largest yielding of the three. I'm expecting an ounce.
Has anyone else experimented with autoflowers and cool air? I'm curious if my leaf loss is too much. I'm hoping to run the haze another 30 to 40 days.. and the white widow about the same. They all started to flower very early. I'm assuming It has to do with my 24/7 light schedule
yes i love doing the cold air thing, i also hit my roots with ice water when i flush you got about 30-40 days to go so try to hit the cold more when you are about 10 days to finish, you should get some really great color fades as well as some purples. should be a great show, and no you do loss leaf when you put on the cold, its the plants way of saying hey i am done with this leaf, beside your growing the plant for the bud not the leaves
This week I've been increasing the nutrients per watering. I water every 24 hours or so. I divide 1450ml or a litre in a half between all three plants.
The smell of this lemon haze is out of this world. The sweetest of sweet smells. And it has hints of purple color! I highly recommend this to anyone.
I noticed that the lemon haze has started to gain a lot more bud density. The trichomes are still clear for the most part but I've noticed some amber I believe on the leaves. I think it may only have 2 weeks to go? Extremely sticky bud!
The white widow seems to be about a week behind these 2 other girls, it seemed to flower/veg slightly longer. The white widow if it stacks well during the final weeks of flower should be a great yield :)
you have long enough that is is more than 2 weeks out, i'd bet... get a 30-60x magnification of any sort and start checking trichomes.. watch progression.
read 1000+1 opinions on when to harvest based on color of trichome through google searches.
amber = degradation. Some amber is not necessarily a bad thing though. whatver averags out to the most cloudy and no glass is probably best?
Yooper94
