Wedding Cake 1st Grow

Hello. The Scrubber is just for odor and as nothin to do with air content. Yes leave it running all day. you need to control the rh and temp first, then worry about co2. I use half as much as they say I need to. I use it to enhance the air, not enough that the tent needs to be vented before I can go in. Good luck. Chuck.

You want then eating. Its best to give just enough water for 24 hours. You want to feed then when the light comes on. But first you need to get rid of the excess water... Them more they eat the faster and bigger they'll grow. If you feed them too much water they'll just be stunted and wont do much, maybe get Root Rot https://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-plant-problems/marijuana-root-rot

You have some light/heat stress going on. Try and keep temps around 75f and try raising your light up 6-8 inches. But she doesn't look too bad. Happy growing.

You can try to water a little more, a little deeper, from day to day. This way you keep the root zone clean from salt build ups. Usually roots are about the size of the plant. Eventually you will see run off. I think your coco looks a little dry to me.

Either keep resetting the time, so you don't cycle through day/night hours over time for your own convenience of waking hours, or buy a new one. i have one that is a tad fast, but not 10mins per day. every 3-4 months i just make sure it's the correct time

You could defoliate but only when necessary. You could tuck fan leafs under others to get more light to the bottom grow sights. If any of the leafs are touching the floor however then you could remove them

Take your ph to 5.8 and make sure your runoff ph is within 5.5 to 6.0 for veg. I would be feeding at 1.2 to 1.4 ec at this stage. Also keep an eye on your runoff ec levels to watch for ec levels climbing. Cheers

Unless instruction on your brand's label says otherwise, pH anything going into substrate to 6.5. Don't change so many things in 1 week (from comment of diary). The pH alone could fix most of what you were seeing. Treat it more like soil. Wait for the color to change on top to a light brown but only top layer is enough. It'll repel water intially, but just put a light amount down first and then it'll water as normal after that soaks into top layer.

LED can make things look off-colored too, so check out under normal lighting before assuming anything under your grow lights. MAybe, next time you remove a shielded or one with symptoms etc.. i.e. expendable, that's easier than moving an entire plant as long as some portion of the leaf looks like the rest of the plant. if you see hint of fading, i'd let it play out a bit, if slowly proceding. Better to be sure. Othwerwise, if the plant is vigorous, i wouldn't worry too much.

If you’re doing a scrog, you want to fill 3/4 of the screen, then flip to flower and continue tucking the tops under the screen for 2-3 weeks. With 9 weeks of veg in 3 gallon pots, I’d also say to flip now. You shouldn’t have to worry about being rootbound in a fabric pot though as the roots are air pruned. Ps...smoking on some Barney’s Wedding Cake now and it’s 🔥

different per plant or under a new light etc... familiarity with how deeply you produce the type of nugs you want to produce should dictate. I try to err on leaving a little extra, but there is a lot less work if you minimize the larf and other substandard levels in canopy. Some plants will bush out and nothing we can do, others will result in nice long stalks of buds with limited branching. the latter are the ones i'd lollipop less, as those axillary buds will merge together to form long buds along stem vs. branching out and creating many small colas and larf down below => lots of extra work trimming. But, if you lollipop too much, you'll severely impact yield on the type that branch out uncontrollably. Familiarity with how long they stretch under 12-12 is helpful too... again, i try to err on the conservative side and the 'next' run i'll adjust in a more precise way. Leave the leaves! when you lollipop, leave them behind... the plant will suck them dry and shed them -> i.e. useful to the plant. I do remove the ones that get in the way of easy watering.

It will be fine, let it grow. Cutting branches off at this point isnt good. Cheers

hello For early flowering id say 55 isnt bad since its couple with warm temperatures. You can usually run a higher humidity as long as the temp doesn't drop drastically at lights out....that's when pm wants to start growing, is with temperature Or humidity fluctuations. If you have an outlet to bring in fresh air through a window or something using the intake fan that'd be best. Otherwise just keep running the dehumidifier, and keep the airfow up and water in the mornings, no late night waterings.

You don't have a problem friend. That's like asking why is there a hundred dollar bill in my mailbox. It's a good thing. She's maturing faster than you expected and that's a good thing. BTW she looks great so far keep it up!

This happened to me and another grower at the same time you have a P defenices, don't flush just add a drop more P and K and you should be fine , I didn't use nutes on my next watering and it's the worst thing I did caused a lockout and a week of flower lost Do some research or check my frist dairy out

Hi! Those pistils look normal bud growth to me and not fox tailing but leaf tacoing is most often a symptom of too high VPD. To put it simple you have too much heat or too low humidity for this plant and you might need to add fans to cool the leafs or lower the temperature of the tent overall

Sativa hybrids take less than nute than Indica. I would cut back to runoff ppm of 800. Go with what the plant tells you. Burnt leaves won't recover. Burnt pistil will reduce you yield. So flush and cut back.

Just starting the fade, she is starting to show her autumn colors as she finished up. Towards the end of their life cycle, cannabis plants stop taking nutrients from the soil and begin pulling it from the leaves, straight into the buds. She is finishing up as she should, best of luck!