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dchgo Soaked seeds for 24hrs then hit paper towel.
After tap roots were out, placed in small pots with Cyco’s coco pearl (70/30) which was soaked / nuted.
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Week 2. Vegetation
4y ago
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18 hrs
22 °C
6
610 PPM
64 %
22 °C
1 L
0 L
5.08 cm
Nutrients 5
CALiMAGic 1.5 mll
CANNA Coco A 1.9 mll
CANNA Coco B 1.9 mll
dchgo As you can see, one of the plants is shorter than the other and also has slightly twisted leaves. Hopefully it’s not a big deal, but I’ll be keeping an eye out for sure...
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Week 3. Vegetation
4y ago
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18 hrs
29 °C
6
Weak
650 PPM
75 %
29 °C
1 L
45.72 cm
Nutrients 5
CALiMAGic 1 mll
CANNA Coco A 2.3 mll
CANNA Coco B 2.3 mll
dchgo Switched out the tiny T5 for an LED. The light has really increased the temp, so adjusted humidity accordingly.
Transferred into 1 gallon pots with Great White, then fed.
Noticed a couple burned tips.
Pulled one of the plants out to see it under normal light, lower leaves have some discoloration. Mag deficiency?
Fed yesterday.
PH in : 5.9
EC in : 1.3
PH out : 6.2
EC out : 1.5
Hi!
Yes it looks like a magnesium deficiency but if you are growing in soil your pH of 5.9 is slightly low and it might cause lockout of nutrients unless you are using chelated nutes 'cos I've read that they are usable no matter the pH. One way to deal with this is to give some epsom salt (Magnesium and sulfur) as a foliar spray. This way you don't have to change your nute mix or anything and it is much faster way than to add magnesium to soil and wait for the roots to suck it up and transfer to leafs. Of course if your nutes are constantly lacking magnesium you can add that epsom salt to your watering routine too. Epsom salt is slightly acidic so adding it tothe soil might raise the pH a littlebit which is a good thing in your case
dchgo Topped these two the day after transplanting into 1 gallon pots. The next day, moved them into the 3x3.
Since topping though, they’ve been a bit sad - drooping, burnt tips, and leaf ends curling up...the last of which I haven’t been able to shake yet.
Also came to realization that this second Phlizon light is garbage. PPFD is nowhere near their suggested readings. Hopefully will have something new to replace it very soon.
Think it’s time to transplant again...maybe into 5 gallon pots? Whaddya think?
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Week 5. Vegetation
4y ago
18 hrs
27 °C
6
Weak
600 PPM
73 %
27 °C
19 L
6 L
40.64 cm
Nutrients 3
CANNA Coco A 2.3 mll
CANNA Coco B 2.3 mll
CANNA RHIZOTONIC 2 mll
dchgo Transferred into 5 gal fabric pots and started some low stress training. Things are continuing to look good...
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Week 6. Vegetation
4y ago
18 hrs
27 °C
6
Weak
600 PPM
73 %
27 °C
19 L
5 L
33.02 cm
Nutrients 4
CANNA Coco A 1.479 mll
CANNA Coco B 5.6 mll
CANNA RHIZOTONIC 6 mll
dchgo Built a trellis and some diy watering rings as these seem to continue to grow well. Did some more topping and low stress training.
dchgo A week of 12/12 and it’s stretching quite a bit. This scrog business is a lil harder than I thought, so much for an even canopy 🤷♂️🏻
Been chopping leaves off as well from time to time.
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Week 11. Flowering
4y ago
12 hrs
27 °C
6
Normal
800 PPM
70 %
27 °C
19 L
3 L
Nutrients 5
CANNA Coco A 2.43 mll
CANNA Coco B 2.43 mll
CANNA RHIZOTONIC 1.796 mll
dchgo Cleaned these 2 up and did some defoliation and attempted some super cropping to level out the canopy. Flowering stage is giving me anxiety but I’m just crossing my fingers that I handle it fairly decently 🤷♂️🏻