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Cut clones dipped in clones,foliar feed of algamic after cut and soaked rock wool with algamic and orca before .ph 6.0 .then once roots pop I feed with roots excelurator gold until planted
This is my trans plant feed .im using foxfarm ocean forest mixed with sunshine mix #4 in a 50/50 ratio with 1/5 added perlite and 4 To 5 liters of Sunlight supply worm casting added to each 3.0 cf . have a few bigger plants that are new strains I got from a friend to try out .2 platinum cookies,2 orange juice,2 mango Kush,2 green crack,2 gorilla glue #4, 3 Bruce banner.
Recharge and multizen and amino treatment feed separately once a week.running ro water with 20% dechlorinated tap water in a 55 gallon res. Hydrologic ro 150 is what I use to filter my water with a float valve .had to install a RO system cause my tap water quality was really bad and causing problems with my garden. Once it was installed all my issues went away within 4 days
Trying to diagnose for my next fee.I am running ro for the first time cause my water quality was causing issues.running fox farm ocean forest and sunshine #4 aggregate plus.got purple stem on leaves ,little rusts spot on only a few and cal and mag deficiencies I think
Red stems on the leaves can be perfectly normal and is not caused by light, but genetics. There are even some strains called "red stem", so I wouldn't be too worried at this stage. As for your leaves, and after looking at your diary, I would suggest there are a few things going on. Firstly, you referred in week 2 to a "transplant" feed. After transplanting, you need to go softly on your plants while they recover from being transplanted and also given time for their roots to "organize" themselves. Best to just give them plain water and wait until the leaves have picked up and the roots have started new growth, usually 1-5 days later, depending on how much trauma they received during the transplanting operation. Next.... your plants are still quite young and in fresh soil. Your feeding routine is really heavy for such young plants in fresh soil, and I believe the symptoms you are seeing on the leaves are caused by too much nutrition. Even though your nutrients are organic (way to go!!), you can still cause soil toxicity by using too many things at once and trying to really force feed your plants. For example, you are using grow microbes, roots excelurator, amino treatment, recharge and multi zen, products that are all basically doing the same thing for your plants. Try cutting back on what you are giving your plants for a while, just plain water for 5-8 days to try and reduce the build up in your soil, then using the products I just listed, in a rotation - meaning, one feeding giving recharge, the next feeding amino treatment, the next feeding grow microbes etc., that way each product has time to work and "do its thing". At the moment your soil and roots are having a real battle with the nutrient soup you are giving them, and they are probably "fighting amongst themselves" for dominance, with no one winning, and your plants losing/suffering. Seeing as you are keen on organics (hooray, way to go!!), organics should be a gentle, soft and natural system of growing and not a forced, overfed, push, push, push method. Your plants can only grow so fast, bombing them with everything under the sun will just cause problems. Your plants should bounce back, once your soil has had bit of a break from too many things at once. Hope this helps.... Organoman.
Goin great.deficiencies are gone and everything is on point now.just gave them a medium heavy plain water and a calmag foliar feed mixed with optic foliar transport and biobizz algamic
Have a few bigger plants plants of a strain in testing that are have leaves bleaching with weird almost black dots on the leaves.there either light sensitive or locking out.they have had the same feed.I’m currently flushing them and have raised the lights up.there are preying hard and look happy besides being very yellow.everything else looks great and chugging along taking the nutes well
Swapped out bioheaven with amino treatment to still have amino product but to help add some stem strength before the weight comes on.every thing is back on track now.the yellowing plants are stacking and looking better.been using drip clean and swapping out with slf 100 once a week to help eat up any build up cause I don’t water till run off very often.very happy with how things are goin
Have a few dos si dos plants in there that are harming only on the bottoms.there is 7 or 8 in the and it’s only those and it’s all over the bottoms.male flower and nanner all over.what should I do? Leave the whole plant or cut them completly down ? I got rid of the bottoms.
You can very VERY carefully try removing the nanners, but the could burst and pollinate. If it's 1/4 or less of your plants, I would probably yank them. If it's a lot or even all of them, I would carefully remove them and lollipop the plants.
Unfortunately, this early into flower, they will almost certainly produce more.
Had a few Dos si dos plants that the bottoms hermed out .I took all the bottoms off .they look good now and keeping a close eye on them.there starting to really stack.have a little yellowing goin on but there whatever it is there not slowing down .I think it’s from lowering my lights a little cause it’s only yellowing from the middle up .bottoms are all green.any imput would be appreciated .hope all is well and happy growing GDC
Scored 10 liters of bioheaven for a 125 bucks ! So I gave the girls a nice feed of it for there last feeding before I start to flush. Because I’m doin so many strains I am trying to get everything as evenly finished as I can .green crack and Bruce banner is probably not goin to be done but will be really close. Shouldnt be that big of a effect on quality or yield.not bad so far for not growing sense 2013.just a little bit of PM setting in on the grapefruits and just goin to have to ride it out cause I don’t spray this close to harvest.no bugs so far,well except a few gnats here and there.pretty surprised there was no bugs cause I took these clones off outdoor plants that where in day 18 of flower.
When I started to flush I used drip clean and SLF-100 with potassium carbonate to raise my ph for 1 watering then the next watering with 1 OZ of powder citric acid and SLF-100 and potassium carbonate to bring PH up to 6.5.these watering are using ro water.my next water 3 waterings will be just plain ro water ,then chop Suey. Citric acid (C6H8O7 ) bonds to Phosphorus anions (P-), making them soluble in the rhizosphere and soil solution. This is used in a lot of flushing agents.IMO it helps the plant use of everything left in the soil and also breaking down nutrients in the soil to get them out.
Hellfire will stay short and doesn’t stretch .very leafy but filled out really good for small plants.could harvest in between 57 and 65 days.decent yields.
Great strain .strong stems and wouldn’t need stakes or trellis.great producer.super frosty and strong term profile that is insane.by far my favorite and wish the whole room was this.super heady.yields are really good
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