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These are Dutch 'Orange Bud Auto' seeds from the Netherlands, as I wanted to jog a few old 'gezellig' memories. Merken shot up after a couple of days, but Lotte appeared to have two tap roots and got stuck in the seed shell. So, I have been watching closely and very gently removed the seed husk over the last three days. It was a risky manoeuvre, but it got the tap roots freed and ... we'll see.
Lotte will stay in the Aerogrow for the short term and her sister will graduate to the Coco.
Light defoliation and LST to flatten out the canopy. Long baths of pHd water throughout the day to lower pH and EC. Swapped out the HLG 100 for the Mars Hydro 2000 and switched down to a 12/12 cycle. I know, it's an auto, but I am experimenting with the light as it is still Fair new, as are growing autos!
Light defoliation and LST to flatten out the canopy. Long baths of pHd water throughout the day to lower pH and EC. Swapped out the HLG 100 for the Mars Hydro 2000 and switched down to a 12/12 cycle. I know, it's an auto, but I am experimenting with the light as it is still Fair new, as are growing autos!
Troubleshooting these colas:
Super skinny leaves on the top colas in contrast to the lower fan leaves. Is it just new bud/flower growth, or a lighting, humidity, or nutes issue, or a combo?
Humidity isn't above 60RH.
Nutes: pH: 6; EC: 840-960.
Missed adding CalMag (2 days only)
The light-colored leaves are a sign the plant needs more Nitrogen(and nutrients in general). Also, bring the humidity down a bit too at this stage you want it to be around 45-50%. Hopefully, I answered your question and remember Happy Growing and Free your mind one puff at a time.
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