Peyote Critical (Barneys Farm)

Day 47

Day 47

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Day 47

Day 47

00:35

Commented by GeekSayWhat

7 months ago

fed her to much nutrients, just for the next few feeds im going to hold back and give her just spring water. The leaf curling isn't happening on any new growth since.

I scraped of the white powdery mildew, waited for the soil to dry and topped the pot back up with fresh soil... and its not returned....yet :thinking_face::sweat_smile:

I'm not seeing any pre flowers yet, I'm hoping in the next week or so.

Day 47. More stretch, leaves are still curling down a little so i stopped the nutrients 2 waterings ago.

Any advice is always loved :heart:

GeekSayWhat week 4 started grow question 7 months ago

when to switch to flower?

I am 29 days from germination. How long would you all suggest I keep her in vegetive stage for going of my pictures?
Thank you :blush: x

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Plant. Other

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Beangineer answered grow question 7 months ago

Your growth is looking very good so far! Are you seeing any pre-flowers? Typically 5-8 weeks after germination the plant will be mature enough to flower and produce a decent yield. This is dependent on the genetic characteristics your strain has. If you are seeing pre-flower you should be good-to-go!

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GeekSayWhat week 5 started grow question 7 months ago

White dusty looking stuff

I have a pure white substance on the top of my soil, should I be worried. My RH is at 50% and temp is around 26 in the day, and 21 at night. It doesn't seem to be effecting the plant at all. What should I do?
Thanks

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Other. Mold

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HighFromHome answered grow question 7 months ago

I had the same on mine. Just scrape away all visable areas and dispose of. Can add more new soil if you like but let the top dry before watering again. Hope this helps

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GeekSayWhat week 5 started grow question 7 months ago

leaf tips pointing down

leaf tips pointing down
Over the past 5 days I've noticed my leaves are starting to point down.. but otherwise are looking healthy. Its not nitrogen burn or wind burn. My RH is around 60 and temp is around 26.5 daytime and 21 at night. Also she isn't root bound. Any suggestions?

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Leaves. Curl down

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Removed answered grow question 7 months ago

That is something called "the claw", is a symptom of too much nitrogen (grow nutes); see also how dark green colored are the leaves? They are supposed to look light green, not dark. 1.3 EC is a too high for this stage, 0,8 EC (400 PPM) is much healthier for now, 1.2 EC to 1.5 EC (600 to 750 PPM) are level of feeding for plants in the flowering stretch. Stop feeding for now, let it consume whats already on the soil.

GeekSayWhat week 14 started grow question 5 months ago

How long? How big can I expect?

How far from harvest do you lovely people think I am away? The buds are looking good... but how much bigger will they get come harvest time?

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Buds. Not fattening

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MangoDudu answered grow question 5 months ago

You have like another 3/4 weeks with 2 of flush , the buds will double in size , i start flush wen i see the thricome start turning cloudy and i harvest when they start turning amber

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GeekSayWhat week 14 started grow question 5 months ago

Flushing

Do I need to flush when I am only using organic nutrients? I am getting mixed messages on the Internet and various forums... some do and some don't, whats best?
Thanks as always :grin:

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Other. General questions

Plant. Other

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gmslave answered grow question 5 months ago

When you grow straight into the ground, organic, there is no flushing. You really dont need to but I did when I grew soil in planters just for a week. No need but it's really up to you. Flush one leave the other. See if you can taste or smell a difference. Cheers

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