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Struggling with pH of the soil. I tested runoff it was at 5.3. Flushed with water that had a higher pH and it only brought it up a few points to 5.7. I'm guessing the pH issue is what is causing the leaves to be getting damaged.
-pH of the soil has been low so I watered once with 1tbsp baking soda per 1 gal water solution to try and raise it. I think her new growth is doing better but we will see in time.
-after lights out on day 20 I did a foliar feed with 5mL extreme serene/1Liter water ph'd to 5.8
She has been growing well this week. All 8 tops seem to be established and all there is to do is transplant and let veg a bit before flowering. Transplant cannot happen until I harvest 2 of the autos in the tent which may be within a week or 2.
Transplanted into a 3 gal fabric pot with FFOF. Soil was pre-watered prior to transplant with a solution made with Oregonism XL. Clonex powder was applied to roots before dropping her into new pot. Prior to transplant I noticed something up with the leaves of the plant, light grey spots starting to form. Hopefully the transplant will address this issue.
The leaves are looking light green to yelloe and there are these dark edges on the leaves are showing up.. Has anyone experienced this before? It was happening a bit before transplant but now it seems to be getting worse. I just transplanted within 24hrs... Stress? Overwatering?
The transplant has really done her well. She has recovered from the issues she was experiencing. Going to let her grow a bit more before flowering her.
I top dressed with .5tsp Uprising foundation and Uprising bloom this week then watered with water that I let sit out for 72+hrs that was pH'd to 6-6.2. Ive been using vinegar to lower pH and baking soda to raise pH of water. I tossed in a supplemental light. It's a small fluoro that I had and wanted to try it. Figured it wouldn't hurt. She is growing very nicely and it looks like her nodes are stacking pretty tightly. Yew!🤙
Defoliated a few leaves to allow a bit more light down into the canopy. It's pretty packed in the tent, but she is growing along very nicely. Happy about it all.
2/16: 6.0pH h20 starting ppms 110. Runoff 6.4pH 812ppm
She is starting to mature, her smell is becoming much more pronounced compared to others in the tent. Nice trichome coverage on the plant as well.
Day 123 flower day 58: 50mL hibrix molasses mixed into 5 gal water pH'd to 6.4. Then watered 1.5gal into soil.
Runoff: 6.7pH 780ppm
2/24 day 59 flower: I defoliated a bunch of leaves and let me tell you most of them had very nice trichome coverage including the bigger fan leaves. Judging by the trichs on the calyxes I am going to let her go atleast 1 week more. Also, in that time I hope the lower buds develop some more. Happy growing! 1 Love 🤙
Her growing life is coming to an end soon. I am eyeing day 70 or 71 of flower to chop her down.
3/6: flower day 69. 48hrs darkness starting when lights go out 645pm. Chop day will be 3/8 after 645pm.
She is iced out. I didn't have time to give her a trim and put her in the jars right after drying. There is so much trichome coverage on the sugar leaves Im just going to leave most of them. At 10 days in cure there is no grass/hay smell just some berry dank. Definitely an evening smoke, leaves me feeling really stoned. I love it.
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