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Day 67 - 22 days of flowering
Flowering has really started. I can see the NY Diesels already producing lots of trichomes and nice buds. Since they are a little bigger than the others, I am giving them a separate diet with more water and nutrients. They look a bit yellow to me, so I'm hoping that adjustment will do them good.
Still havent received my bio Ph-, so I am not adjusting the Ph of the water currently. When growing biological, it is said that you normally do not need to adjust too much and the medium and plant will take care of the rest. Nutrient intake is also slower than with mineral nutrients, so it always takes a few days to start noticing some differences. Let's wait and see.
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Day 27 of flowering
Not much to report. Ladies looking good, maybe here and there a little yellow. I am still giving about half the dose of nutrients the schedule is stating, plus a little preventive cal/mag. Adjusting the Ph to 6.2.
Thanks for reading!
Hi
Is it harmfull to the plants to do some Kyle Kushmans Chiropracting when I have already switched to 12/12? I might want to do it in a few days when they have recovered fully from the defoliation.
Thank you
you can still do most things except topping in flower. supercropping is ok to do in flower if you need to bend them ect. any work now just needs to be done slower and more gentle. I often bend 90° if I need to lower a main. the light will reach all the bud still and encourages the lower portion to swell too. The only real stress they cannot handle is light leaks.on the spots appearing , do you use calmag.?. led and coco both leech magnesium from the plants by their nature so we often compensate for their theft with additional calmag. the "rust spots" appearing is usually a good sign that they need more mg.
Starting to see what looks like a deficiency of Cal/Mag. I'm trying completely biological and I can see the Cal/Mag under the mineral nutrients tab from B.A.C. Is there a biological alternative?
Like the others have said. Adding eggshells and epsom salts to your soil prior to planting is a great way to introduce calcium and magnesium into your soil. Biobizz indeed do an organic calmag, I have a bottle of this to hand for when needed. Organic Black molasses also contains lots of micro nutes that are very beneficial for soil growers and also tap water sources can contain calcium and magnesium. I noticed since using rain water to feed my plants, I am having to supplement call mag mid flower from the bottle even though I condition my soil with Epson salts and egg shells. Happy gardening 🌱👍
beautiful plants man - I was going to say use Diatomaceous earth on the top of your soil for the fungus gnats as that'll dry them right out and won't harm your babies 👌
+3 strains
Pan's Cake clone by Deadpanhead
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