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Its growing fine and very bushy, but im having more leaf yellowing than expected...
It's growing slowly because it's not under that many watts, but thats fine to me.
Anyway, next week I'm installing a second 100W full spectrum led.
did another apical cut and some more LST.
What's with the yellowing in the top? Is it normal? It's in a very nice soil mixture and I've fertilized it with Osmocote, a popular slow release fertilizer: https://icl-sf.com/mx-es/products/ornamental_horticulture/osmocote-plus-standard-5-6-a903226-15-9-12/
"Symptoms" look like trace element related issues, but in soil that'd be rare. So, check pH of soil. I bet it is low or high. make sure you stick to good watering habits too.
Get it to 6.5-6.8. pH up or down anything you put into soil to that range. Next irrigation give it a good run through make sure oyu get >20% runoff - toss it out or outside somewhere useful. Always water until 20% runs out bottom. Always wait for top 1" to dry - or get familiar with the weight of 'dry.'
First week of flowering. Added a mixture of hydroponic nutrients, added a 50w lightbulb (for a total of 250w) and did some more and final defoliation; now she's ready to bloom at peace.
La planta se cambió para un balcón donde recibe sol gran parte del día. Continúa con las dos luminarias y trato de darle nutrientes 1 vez la semana, el resto de los riegos se hacen solo con agua. 40% nutrientes etapa vegetativa, 60% nutrientes Floracion.
Se ha comportado bien durante este cambio de habitat, esperemos que siga así.
intercalaré agua-nutrientes la próxima semana pero con un riego menor, debido a que percibo que la planta ya no está tomando tanta agua.
La última semana (espero que sea la semana 15) no aplicaré nutrientes y luego la planta tendrá de 3 a 4 días sin riego para proceder cortar y secar.
When the pistols curl in and the third set of pistols are the last to curl in (about 80 percent of them) and the plant doesn't drink anymore. these pics look like they are early, but Im a noob,
Another way to tell is by looking at the trichomes through a jeweler loop, if you see some amber, they should be ready, too much amber it'll make you sleepy.
Time in the pot is just a guildeline. My soil, temp, humidity, light is not optimal to gauge by days, in otherwords, all set ups are different, so time to harvest would be too.
Hope this helps and more than hurts.
Nope. She's got 2 weeks plus is my guess. The stigma or "hairs" should color and curl in against the buds when it's harvest time. Best way to tell is get a jewelers loop and to inspect the trichomes. 🤘😤
You still got some time. Most of those pistils are still white. You will see fan leaves turn yellow, pistils turn red/orange and most important, trichomes will be cloudy.
Bud looks great, let that lady fatten/frost up a bit :)
This link will give you a more in depth answer as to when and why you should harvest.
https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-knowing-the-time-is-right-to-harvest-your-cannabis-plant-n84
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