So far, recover is going well. Unfortunately stress did not delay the start of flowering, and first female flower stems are visible.
I also started UV lighting this week. Every day adding 30 min so the plant gets used to it. In total 11 watt UV-B
I am worried about the light green color and slower growth rate.
-seeds were new.
-ph seems ok
-temperature is a little bit high but within range. Actually the tips of the leaves show some purple edges..
any guess?
Imma keep it real with you growmie.
The strain is called dwarf but its not expected to be this little by this point, i know the feel of being stuck with the midget and watching it not grow everyday without knowing the reason.
My best guess would be that the soil is causing this problem, and im affraid this ain't no guess.
Go to a grow shop's website and order some top quality soil, imagine you are going to the dealer and now is the time to decide, do you want high or low quality, and you only get to pick once cause he will deliver the ounces of the quality you picked at first and you won't be able to change it after, you can use nutrients if the soil is light, but if its low quality overall then you can't fix.
I suggest you get a 50l bag of a "complete mix" not the heavy one nor the light one, go with the "Complete mix", there is almost always a "Complete" option.
place the seed straight in the soil, and then watch her grow fast, fast like sanic.
If you do just this and you grow outdoors, you only need to ph the water after this and you can still reach a medium harvest, if you keep on that soil, you may have issues even getting 20g in 3/4 months. If you are indoors you have to make sure the other aspects like temperature being synchronized with humidity, and relatively stable, so you dont want temps going from 40ºC to 17º in a day, but if its 25ºday 20ºnight the its ok, even if its 35º during the day and 30º at night you can still grow. The higher the temperature the higher humidity she can take, altho you can't go to huge levels, just follow this chart to try and keep it at the correct transpiration rate. (link bellow is a picture, i suggest you download it)
growdiaries.com/diaries/55942-fastbuds-purple-lemonade-grow-journal-by-pmal027/week/294074
If indoors don't keep the light too close, don't take the plant outside during the day for sun light and then back indoors for artificial light at night its doesn't work like that.
And... be patient, idk.
If you need anything just dm me.
Best of luck and Stay lit growmie.
Excess of nutrients.. Like weeks ago. and you have locked out your plant.. This is why she looks so yellow. She is not taking in very much nutrients at all. Regardless of being organic and chemical if the salts in your soil exceed 2000+ ppm then your plant will be "locked out". There is much nutrients in the soil that the osmotic pressure of the salts actually attracts the other salts. Feeding plants nutrients in Soil has a a lot of considerations and is not so easy as "start feeding at 2 weeks". I wish I could be a little more helpful but your plant is speaking to you, learn to listen :).
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