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Germinated while i was out of town on a weekend, so let's the first day of cycle be the day when i came back home and see this.
It shares a box with autoflowering white russian, which growth in 18/6 schedule.
Keep on adding little portion of bio-grow but see bottom fans started to turns yellow.
Also i've got a four new branches via fimming last monday.
Want to crop biggest fans this week to make more light comes to lower branches.
Improved setup with 4 x 64w CFL lamps (2 x 2700k, 2 x 6400k). Got a bunch of problems with temperature control, so upgraded ventilation with TD 350/125 (found used one over the internet, what a joy)
Made a defoliation - remove biggest fan leafs at the start of the week.
Increased dosage of bio-grow.
Once upon a week my timer gone crazy and wont turn off the light, so i've got 24/0 one day (made hard reset and reconfigure it), without any negative effects for now.
Removed a bunch of leafs again.
Keep on watering with biogrow.
Fimmed four lower branches along perimeter.
Made a scrog mesh on a weekend, would like to give it a chance (never used this method before).
Made a defoliation again.
Fimmed branches started to grow new ones.
Stretching plant hard - waiting for harvest to use whole available space for scrog.
Increased dosage of bio-grow.
Cut two lowest branches and put them in a separate pots (try to keep them alive).
Switched to 12/12 three days ago.
The summer cometh to town, temperature raised behind the window and affected the box too so i decided to put a glass between lamps and plant, so finally i lower temperature to 26℃ and removed one fan. Also i hope i can use a soler and palau silent fan with half of it's power, but need to make a test first.
Some of stems turns to purple a bit, think it's all about phosphorus. Next time i come with blooming nutrients but for now i decided to flush it with water before come again with bio bloom.
Bend stems under the mesh everyday.
Removed some hopeless fans under the scrog.
Slightly Increased fertilizers. Looks like plant started to drink more.
Almost it looks good, next time i'll give it more of bio bloom.
Old foliage started to turn into yellow, don't know if it's ok at this moment, but saw few reports there with same behavior, in other way plant looks well, also it has a nice smell. Added more bloom this week.
Ph of Solution - 6.5, Ph run out - 6.4
Distance to LED - 34 cm, to CFL - 14 cm
Don't know why does it keep on turn into yellow from old leaves, also it affected tips of younger leaves for now. Looks like i need something to do with it, but i don't know what, so some suggestions and advices needed.
Thanks
Hi there! Hard to say with your last pictures, but my guess is that you overfed your plants with too many nutrients and inappropriate pH, resulting in a nutrients lockout. Your plant is now unable to absorb nutrients (could be Potassium, Magnesium or Iron..) and she responds with those signs, asking for help! As for an example, 3ml/L of BioGrow during week 11 is way too much! BioGrow intakes should have stopped right after the stretch ended. She only needs BioBloom+TopMax+BioHeaven if possible. Also, your babies might suffer from pH fluctuations. Why did you apply a 6.8 pH for this last week? You should stick to a 6.0-6.5 range. Now, as an emergency move, I would flush the soil for a couple of days, with plain pH'd water (~6.3), let the soil dry between each waterings, and see how it goes. I'll be around, keep us up-to-date, and happy growing!
watering twice a week
plant has very strong smell even with a carbon filter
plan to increase top-max to 4ml/1l next week
photos made right before watering thats why plant looks drooped a bit
Flushed the plant with water (Ph in - 6.5 / Ph out - 6.7).
Next few days i'll be keeping it in darkness and cut after that.
Actually i used to down ph with citric acid along all the cycle :)
I decided to make a long vegetative stage to get max of my setup using this strain, but on my way i've got some troubles by my own fault :) Anyway i've got a solid amount of great quality very dense and sticky buds 💪
Think i could shorten vegetation stage down to 6 weeks and get the same result.
Very good strain, definitely will grow it again!
UPDATED: Look at the second update at the bottom description.
Great strain: growing fast, good for scrog, sensible to fertilizers in blooming stage.
Tried a trick with few days of darkness before harvest and it gain me a lot of frosty trichomes 👍
UPDATED:
Total weight is about 50 grams, and now it's going for curing.
Very high, giggly enough and kind of creative/energetic too.
Got to get ready for eyes red like blood.
UPDATED 2:
Finally i've got my tds-meter this week and now i know that my tap water is about 500 ppm.
Also my temperature actually was few degrees higher and stay bout ~30°C.
Looks like possible reasons of why i've got what i got.
@evergreenstash Hi there! Hard to say with your last pictures, but my guess is that you overfed your plants with too many nutrients and inappropriate pH, resulting in a nutrients lockout. Your plant is now unable to absorb nutrients (could be Potassium, Magnesium or Iron..) and she responds with those signs, asking for help! As for an example, 3ml/L of BioGrow during week 11 is way too much! BioGrow intakes should have stopped right after the stretch ended. She only needs BioBloom+TopMax+BioHeaven if possible. Also, your babies might suffer from pH fluctuations. Why did you apply a 6.8 pH for this last week? You should stick to a 6.0-6.5 range. Now, as an emergency move, I would flush the soil for a couple of days, with plain pH'd water (~6.3), let the soil dry between each waterings, and see how it goes. I'll be around, keep us up-to-date, and happy growing! 👊
Hi there! I am going to exactly replicate your work here in my next grow. I don't have much space and I need to increase grow. I have seen that you cut the main stem. I actually have one question! Where do you cut the stem and after the first cut, do you cut the secondary branches?
Thanks
Thanks everyone involved in this, i decided to make a little flushing and come back with bloom + topmax and bioheaven.
@stick I just keep ph in a range between 6.2 - 7 (actually i never reached this boundaries this cycle), controlling value with citric acid, so to avoid extra using of it i just let ph walking in a middle a bit while it looks acceptable after fertilizers addition.
One more thing is i watering plants once a week, so do i need to wait while soil get dry before flushing (flushing in time of next watering) or deal with it right now as is?
evergreenstash
