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Good luck stay safe happy growing cheers!!!!! Looks almost over watered, the leaves look very full and heavy.
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Willits Family Farm - Jack The Ripper fem
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Topping
weeks 4-6
100%
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Grow medium
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Day 15 (Fri 11/20/20)
Day 15 (Fri 11/20/20)
Day 15 (Fri 11/20/20)
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Week 3
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Day 15 (Fri 11/20/20): Jack is quickly falling behind her sisters. I’m sure being transplanted and being a photoperiod both contribute.
Day 20 (Wed 11/23/20): We had some good growth this week! Something isn't right though. Her leaves are much more wrinkly than the hydro Blueberries and I'm seeing signs of intervenial chlorosis. The Ph of the hydro has been unstable too, but I don't have a soil Ph tester yet, so I don't know what's going on after I pour the balanced water into the soil. Is it because I dropped the Micro slightly? I'll go back to the full dose next week. Is it because I haven't been using CaliMag? I'll add that back in too, I suppose.
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Grow Questions
OrihimeDeltastarted grow question 4 years ago
Hard water (7) lowered to 5.8. Last week: 1 gal 3 waterings, w FloraGro (2.5 ml), Micro (2 ml), Bloom (2.5 ml/), Hydroguard (2 ml). Last grow had burnt tips and possible N deficiency, so I was trying to avoid that. This week I've switched to GHE's schedule and added CaliMag.
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Leaves. Veins - yellow between
Leaves. Veins - stay green
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Ned_Growsanswered grow question 4 years ago
Your ppm is way too high and your ph is too low, start by flushing with 6.5 ph water only because your using soil you don't need to feed with every watering and when you water give enough until you get runoff this will stop build up from happening, also you don't need to add CaMg for soil that's more for coco because coco holds on to it and only releases it at maximum holding capacity. Your ppm should be around 400-600 ppm, always give half the required amount of nutes and even less for autoflowers never give the full amount unless you know that strain can handle it, also why are you giving bloom when your in veg ?
OrihimeDeltastarted grow question 4 years ago
Is my photoperiod actually an auto?? She’s under 20/4 lights and started flowering Week 5, just like my autos. I mean, yay for an earlier harvest, but huh? Photo is from week 7.
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Organomananswered grow question 4 years ago
Yes, since she is flowering under a 20/4 lighting schedule, she has to be an auto. No true photo period plant would flower with 20 hours of light.
Also, I would ease up on feeding her grow nutrients, she does not need both "flower" and "grow" nutrients at the same time. Too much nitrogen during flowering can cause overly leafy flowers.
Hope this helps,... Organoman.
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HighAltitudeOrganicsanswered grow question 4 years ago
If its truly in a 20/4 photo period then that’s not a photoperiod strain and must be some heavy ruderalis influence or straight auto. Guessing you don’t have some landrace afghanica/hindu/neplali genetics or else that could be a possibility, even though it’s in 20/4 light. Human error with seed banks happens all the time, fwiw.
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The8thChevronanswered grow question 4 years ago
It's very possible. Stresses like weak lighting and falling temperatures can also push a photo into flower, but its more likely that your breeder made a mistake.
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HAPPY91commented4 years ago
@OrihimeDelta, There is no set schedule for watering. But I always try to watch the leaves and they will tell me when. Sometimes 1 time a week sometimes 7 times a week. All depending how much the roots can take in and still be able to breath in the soil. I usually water around the edge of the pot then very little around the stem after early veg stage, so the roots can spread and still be able to breathe. Hope I helped out. We are all learning new things each and everyday. Good luck stay safe happy growing cheers!!!!!
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OrihimeDeltacommented4 years ago
@HAPPY91, is that what's causing that thickness and wrinkling?? I figured the hydro Blueberries were sucking up about a gallon a week at this point, so I was trying to match it! How often / much should I be watering if I prepare a gallon with nutes at the start of the week? I'm more used to my regular veggie garden, where I'd have all the amendments in the soil to start, and just used untreated hose water all season, so putting liquid nutrients in water is new to me.
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Ferenccommentedweek 24 years ago
Good Luck! @OrihimeDelta
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DreamOncommentedweek 04 years ago
Good luck with the grow mate! 🌱😎
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heizencommentedweek 64 years ago
Nice grow mate, plants are looking good, keep it up, imma follow this one upclose.
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DreamITcommentedweek 54 years ago
Enjoy growth 🤠👍💚
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Rocknrolla420commentedweek 04 years ago
Nice set up 👌
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Love it love it love it Willits Family Farm - Jack The Ripper fem 4 life.
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