PURPLE HULK #2

Usually the same genetics should behave much in the same way, you’re right about that. Even with the “hard” transplant , it should recover much in the same time. What I suggest is try to use molasses or flowering nutrients to try “trigger” flowering. If that doesn’t work maybe you even have unstable genetics , you can try to do a 12/12 light schedule , in case it’s not an auto (happens often actually when the breeder makes a mistake) . Hopefully some patience will work, but it looks like you maybe got unlucky actually. Just call the breeder when you’re absolutely sure and show him the diary usually they will do something that’s fair for you. hope this helps ! 🚀

it's because your NPK ratios were off, when you added the flowering nutes it triggered flowering, but you're still not there yet. See the dark green , shiny leafs? that means too much N, try just adding additives, then switch to only flowering nutes. in the future you're better off with a lot less feeding, i dont even feed for the first 3-4 weeks, then a bit before you want to flower start direct with flowering nutrients. hope this helps ! 🚀

Hi fella, they are looking good, are you worried about "drying" one while the other plant is still maturing? They way I dry is in a cardboard box, (BCN power plant diary shows how I do it, but I guess everyone is different! If smell is a issue you can always connect some ducting to the box with the other end in your passive intake on the tent, hope this helps happy growing 👍

pH will not tell you about N/P/K levels in the substrate, this can only be done through a laboratory specializing in soil analysis. N = Nitrogen P = Phosphorous K = Potassium These are the three "major" nutrients required for plant growth. "Minor" nutrients are things like Calcium, Sulphur, Magnesium. Trace elements, which are essential for plant health, but needed in only tiny amounts, include Copper, Iron, Manganese, Zinc, Boron, Chlorine and Molybdenum. pH is a measurement of soil/substrate acidity or alkalinity. Less than 7.0 is acidic and over 7.0 is alkaline. pH effects nutrient assimilation/availability to the plant. Nutrient "lock out" in the true sense happens below 5.5 and above 7.5. Judging the amount of N/P/K in your soil/substrate can only really be determined by the "visual health" of your plants and is only obvious when one of these nutrients is either too high or too low. Unfortunately, once it is too high or too low and by the time it shows up in your plants appearance, it is usually too late as the symptoms of high or low nutrients can take a few days/weeks to show up in the plants leaves. If your plant is growing "normally", then you soil/substrate is "in the zone" for plant health, but getting a precise N/P/K reading is not something that can be done at home by the average cultivator. Hope this helps,......... Organoman.

Hi mate, looks like a bit of nutrient lockout or something. Could be a lot of reasons but none worth worrying about so close to harvest. Just inspect when you cut her down and do it differently next time. Happy growing...

Hey friend , its a pain , around juli my garden also gets taken over by these nothing worked EXCEPT 1 THING , go to you local gardening store and ask for a SPINOSAD product that is safe for fruits , spray the leaves for 5 days straight , you wont kill them all but you will have time to finish your crop , spinosad is safe bud just to be sure dont get them on your buds

It doesn't look quite ready just yet. Unfortunately the plant does look like it has suffered from stress in its life but the pistols still look mostly white to me and the ones that are brown are still quite erected. Personally I would hold off another week and wait for the pistols to brown and retract/curl down or for a sure way zoom in on the thricombs they want to be milky not clear if some are still transparent hold on a little longer. As for the drying I use 2 methods • a full plant hang for 10-14 days with temperature at 17-19°c with a RH of 50% for the first 3 days then I drop the temperature to 14-16°c and increase the RH to 55/60% •Drying rack so I wet trim the buds and leave them in a rack we're the area is dark and a temperature of 17°c and 55% rh at a constant When they are try enough I put them in jars (still don't smoke yet) and allow them to cure for arround 2 weeks burping the jar x4 a day. Its after the 14 day mark I start to notice the aroma of the plants and no longer get the fresh grass/earthy smell