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So I right now the northern lights that are pictured at the top are not looking good at all. They aren't dead but now look like they are on there last leg (they are the two at the top). The Bubblegum received the same water and lighting conditions as the Northern Lights but seem to be doing it much better. I moved the light about 4 inches closer so we will see if that helps out. I am more glad that the Bubblegum are the ones doing well because the size of the grow tent would only let me get away with 2 plants anyways and it seems nature made the choice for me. But I am curious what caused the Northern Lights to start failing. They received the everything the same as the bubblegum and I haven't even added nutrients.
At the end of the week I have set up an auto watering unit for the plants and got it working in the middle of the light cycle. It runs for about 1 minute each day for each plant. I had to get rid of the Northern Lights strain because they were just about dead. I moved the Bubble Gum to the 5 gallon pots. I also increased the amount of water I was giving each plant because while they looked healthy and receiving ample lighting they just seemed to not be growing as quickly as other plants I have seen in other diaries. Since the increase in water I have noticed an increase in growth
I have a vivosum ph meter, a ph tester for the up/down ph liquids and ph test strips. All of them don't seem to agree with each other with in a range of 1 ph across the ph scale. My question is what is the most reliable or is there a different method I should use?
as long as your water is clear and relative clean... The ph drops are by far the most reliable and accurate... Iv'e used pens, strips and drops.. And I always go back to the drops. By the large volume test fluid and your golden.
At 12/12 consider yourself in preflower. You'll stay in preflower until after the stretch ends (1-2 weeks). After that I consider it the flower stage. It helps me to break it up this way. During preflower, the plants still want a strong veg nute mix, so it helps me to organize my feeding schedule a bit better by separating out preflower and flower.
For the purposes of your journal, I would include preflower as a flower week.
So just today I found two or three leaves with what looks like to be dark orange/brown spot on them I cant seem to find info on what it might be. Maybe leaf septoria but the spots aren't in random locations. I dont know what it is.
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Sensi Skunk
Illuminauto №21 Sour Crinkle
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