Skunk

Day 44 - Starting week 7 and calling this the first full week of flower. I did mess up with her and should of given her water yesterday but got caught up at work and didn’t get the chance too so gave her 2 gallons of plain pH’d water today and should perk her back up after a bit. Next round of water she’ll get her first dose of flower nutes. Day 46 - She’s starting to perk up a little bit but still not liking her droopiness, not sure what’s happening with her but she’s still growing and developing some nice bud sites so I’m just gonna keep an eye on her for now. I did do a little bit of adjusting to the tie downs and raised her up a bit so the fan will hit her a bit more. Day 47 - Still not sure why she’s been so droopy so after some research, I’m thinking either root bound or root rot. So cut the bag open and no funky smell and roots still looking bright white but definitely was pretty root bound. Not a fan but went ahead and transplanted her up to a 5 gallon fabric pot, I know she’ll probably be pretty stressed but wanted to make sure she has a chance to continue growing. Gave her a good watering after the transplant and now we’ll see what happens in the next few days, fingers are crossed. Day 48 - Looking a tiny bit better today but mostly the same. Just gonna let her go and keep an eye on her. She still seems to be predicting buds but may not be a huge harvest but she may surprise me. She did stretch about a half inch so she is still growing. Day 49 - Ending week 7 and still no real improvement and thinking about getting another seed started, just in case. One thing I did notice and probably my main issue is the soil is not really drying out and is packed really tight and there’s not much perlite mixed this that pot of soil. Not sure if she’s gonna make it and hate it cause she’s got some nice buds forming already but I did kind of try and break up the soil a bit by gently squeezing around the fabric pot. I’ve also got her on a higher rack so the fan is blowing right on to the pot to see I can get her to dry up a bit. Time will tell and we’ll see.