Seeds germinated in 6ph water for 24 h then , they go into their respective 10l-15 fabric pots .
The coco coir is from Top crop and is mixed and supercharged by myself with high quality organic solid slow release fertilizers also Mircro Vita, Pots have a fine clay ball base to improve drainage also the coco is mixed with perlite at aprox 20 - 25 % .
I would recommend using The BioBizz pre mix only for outdoor grows , the smell was so fishy and bad i the room and half of the house kept the smell for 1-2 weeks :) thanks god im single.
Spraying with balanced ph water also the leaves in order to give them a little foliar feed , that seems to help a lot watching other pro growers from this comm.
I will be watering with 5.5 and 6 ph during most of the veg phase in order to balance and correct again de medium ph because i belive due that all the elements i add to the coco coir the ph could be quite altered.
1 - The plant in the middle is a bonsai experiment with a skittlez from a previous run that i all removed due to a few mistakes in a row i decided to start again , you guys can see some pots have 2 plants , later one will stay and the weakest will be removed.
2 - The bigger pots are 15l for mephisto genetics MAB and Hubbaluba
3 - 10 L pots for the 4fastbuds Genetics
The 2 small plastic 1 l POTS are gecko seeds , wich i will make another diary because they are photo .
Lamp is dimmed to 50% with sunrise effect ON
I did some major defoliation on 3rd week of flora i just read a article from fastbuds saying that defoliation on flowering stage will affect in a several Way giving results of tiny yields.
My question did i defoliated too much and will this stress and reduce the final yield?
Thks
I would doubt you ruined it. Look up schwazzing. In this case, it depends on genetics and environmental conditions but you could have increased your yield. It's all very hotly debated, so I suppose you will see at harvest.
What is this ?
Last picture is from another plant photo and is not in flowering stage , it could be a different issue because and im not feeding her PK like the other 3 autos this could be related to high humidity also?
Ph is always at 6
Temps 24
Humidity 70%
70% is way too high for flowering. 30-50% range is ideal. PH is at the low end of the spectrum, and wouldn't hurt to come up by .2-.3 temp might be a bit high for flowering as well, ideally 19-22. Feeding K helps bloom yield, but should impact leaves. Normally at tend of flowing the leaves start to look like you sucked the color our of them from the main stem with a syringe, and the spotty yellow isn't ideal, but probably isn't a huge issue, and is more likely cause by too much nutrients than too little and spotting and tip browning can be symptoms of root burn.
@Ferenc, And also sanlight led the quality really makes the difference i belive , also this was my first grow but before i was a gardener so i had some hand already with plants 😇
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