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Week 2.
I think they are small yet but i live in the cold north (Sweden) but i constant follow invirement status,, looks good.
New lamp T5 100W, full spectrum (led).
Feed all the plant with Organic Nutrients. 3--1--3 (Humus)
Did some stress work on two of the sisters "Big sis" LST and some more HST even removed couple of leafs. FIMing the "medium sis"
"lil-sis" is sick,,she got some brown spots.
This week order =
200w Flowering CFL Bulb,
ScrOG net,
BioBizz. Cal/mag
Tds-meter/PPM (all ready fukked up = broken)
and lots of more stuff.
In week 7 Saturday.
I installed a odor system with a Carbon filter and an ExtractionFan.
Changed the CFL 200w Wedge-light to a CFL 200w Blooming-Light (maybe to early,, but we see! 😅
In week 7 Sunday.
Changed the light bulb again to CFL 200w Wedge-light, trying to fix "lil-sis" sickness/deficiency with BioBizz Cal/Mag
Orderd 5 new Seed's for next adventure!! 😎😎
Ph-Problems from Hell! Checked the run-off and did a "Slurry-Test" with a bad result of PH 4.5 Tried to fix it with a 7.5 "PH-flush" and it fixed some of the problem. Topped sprinkled soil with some Epsom salt and sprayed with grow, Cal-Mag, water, soap at dark period to keep energy flow until next feed.
Using milk on your compost and in your garden will probably come as a surprise to most. Upon closer inspection, however, it starts to make sense. The amino acids, proteins, enzymes and natural sugars that make milk a food for humans and animals are the same ingredients in nurturing healthy communities of microbes, fungi and beneficial bacteria in your compost and garden soil. Raw milk is the best, as it hasn’t been exposed to heat that alters the components in milk that provide a perfect food for the soil and plants, but any milk will provide nutrition and benefits. Using milk on crops and soils is another ancient technique that has been lost to large scale modern industrial agriculture.
Milk is a research-proven fungicide and soft bodied insecticide - insects have no pancreas to digest the milk sugars. Dr. Wagner Bettiol, a Brazilian research scientist, found that milk was effective in the treatment of powdery mildew on zucchini. His research was subsequently replicated by New Zealand melon growers who tested it against the leading commercially available chemical fungicide and found that milk out-performed everything else. To their surprise, they also found that the milk worked as a foliar fertilizer, producing larger and tastier melons than the control group.
Recently David Wetzel, a Nebraska farmer completed a 10 year study on applying milk at different rates to his pastures, and recorded the results with the help of the local Agricultural Extension agent Terry Gompert , a university soil specialist, a weed specialist and an insect researcher.
What they found was amazing- the grass production was drastically increased; the soil porosity or ability to absorb air and water doubled; microbe activity and populations increased; cows were healthier and produced more milk on treated pastures; the brix or sugar level in the pasture tripled, indicating more nutrients were stored in the grass than before. Grasshoppers abandoned the treated pastures- the sugars are a poison to soft bodied insects as they do not have a pancreas to process the sugars. This also explains why insects will leave healthy, high brix level plants alone, as they contain more sugars than the stressed and sickly ones. Milk Works As Fertilizer.
Are you adding bloom nutes and have you change cycles for this girl it looks like its a non autoflowering strain so to me looks like she is in transition starting at the very least but id be adding bloom nutes and switching light schedule and cycle so she can get the boost she need, also not sure what nutes do you use but there some deficiencies going on in your plant that must be taken care of, check your ph and dont water too much just every so often, specially when soil is about to dry up.
Be patient she will turn quicker than you think so
Well well,, it starting to look little better. I topped-Dressed all 4 plants with Biobizz Light mix added som Root-juice and Grow and i think i got the PH under control thanks to the "LIME" the light mix! PPM at 550 and PH 6,4 at first feed when topped-dressed.
Pot colour will make no difference in indoor grows, but if growing outdoors, white pots are better for keeping the soil cooler during hot summers.
What shaped pot you use will not have any effect on plant vitality/health in relation to the substrate.
Hope this helps,........
Organoman.
if you're going the organic way yes dolomite lime should do the trick, but I would suggest using GHE Ph Up, that way you water the plant until the runoff comes out between 6.0-6.5, this will give you faster results.
I had to change the flowering from march to June =( My bloomlight broke as well,, this is not easy, but i will not lose it all. i changed the stuff i can, had to change inviorement to get the a better temp & humid,, i got a small space and its was not a good idea to put up tinfoil in such a small growrooom (60cm x 55cm x 200cm)
I HOPE NEXT STRAIN IS GOING TO BE KIND 😅😅😇😇💪💪🙏
Added a crappy dehumidifier in bottom of the grow. Have to wait with a Real dehumidifier,, at least we got a new Auto Humidifier to shift between the growth's and last but not least a new Led light 95W (200W-300W Led is planed in the next coming month)
About citral feminized
Citral is Indica dominant, you can grow her outdoors with the right outdoor conditions but she actually was created to grow indoors what results in a higher yield and good quality buds.
Descended from Hindu Kush makes Citral well resistant towards mould and pests and because she is mostly indica her height will be limited what makes a sea of green possible in smaller spaces.
If you're a beginner grower make sure you know what you are doing to avoid disappointment, she is what we call a high maintenance but very thankful plant if she's treated right.
Citral is a pretty sight because the buds have a much lighter green colour then the wide big growing leaves, buds grow thick and not too dense which is a positive thing in order to dry them properly.
She spreads a sweet fruity odour with the subtle taste of hash and smoking this beauty takes you into a typical Indica feeling that slowly slides into an energetic happy buzz.
The Citral feminized seeds is a hybrid variety of marijuana from Pakistan (some say from an area in the Hindu Kush which is a small village in the region of Chitral and a Skunk variety. This Chitral valley is located in the North West part of Pakistan and is famous for charas and the high quality strains which make fantastic black hashish.
This is a Pakistani Indica, which is highly resinous, andis capable of producing a very high yield even in a small space. It is capable of deliveringamazing harvest if it’s allowed to grow really tall before floweringperiod. It grows best in climates like that of the Mediterranean Regions, and that’s why the vegetative period is naturally extended.
These seeds grow best when cultivated indoors with a good amount of spacing. They start flowering in less than 8 weeks. The Citrus buds are usually quite hard though sweet. The wonderful earthy and smooth, herb like flavour has a great unique smell (a lot like fabric conditioner).
Few Excellent Qualities Rarely Seen in an Indica Strain
These plants can grow very tall and the harvest is about 425 grams a square metre. The THC levels are quite high with 15% to 20% content, which is why moderate smoking is safe and advised. The citral gives rise to hard buds, which nearly drip with resin and give an energetic body buzz that is warm and happy. This feature is quite rare for an Indica.
The overall effect is stony but with a hint of high, and a sweet taste. The high is comparable to that of a fruit punch coupled with some Bacardi. The undertone flavour is definitely fruity, which is why it’s called ‘Citral’. It grows to a height of about 30 to 50 centimetres and is relatively easy to grow.
Source : Highsupplies
Dear o Dear!
This have been a hard grow, messed up many times during this plant life. Problems with lampbulbs etc. and then i broke couple of her branches 😤😩😱 (mid plant life, just before i was gona pull it in to flowering) weeks of waiting and then one near friend app. die from family and friends ,,lots of grief.. -Respect-
But in the bitter end it ends out with 32 g fine buds. see ya all!! And thanks for all Comments, Likes and Follows 🙏🙏🙏
Citral is Indica-dominant and can be grown outdoors under the right conditions, but was created to be grown indoors to provide a higher yield and high quality female flowers.
Citral originated from Hindu Kush and has a good resistance to mold and plague. As it is primarily Indica, it gets a limited height, allowing you to enjoy a green plant hut even in limited spaces.
If you're a beginner you need to know what you're doing to avoid disappointment, then it's a plant that requires some, but is very grateful if treated right.
Citral is a beautiful sight with bright green female flowers and broad, large leaves. Female flowers become thick, but not too compact, which is good when you should dry them.
It spreads a sweet, fruity scent and has an understated taste of hashish. Smoking this beauty gives you a typical Indica RUS that slowly transitions into an energetically cheerful and leafy feeling.
Source: https://www.high-supplies.com/sv/85-feminiserade-citral.html?search_query=citral&results=1
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