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All 3 plants get transplanted into their new pots (12+12+7.5), applied topping technique to all of them.
On the transplantation day, they were looking unhappy with their leaves drooping but day by day they're getting better.
I've positioned the pots to get approximately 750-820 μmol per plant.
During their growth, I completely forgot the adjust the light, and 2 plants ended up with light stress which stunned their growth for a while but as soon as I realized my mistake, I adjusted the light back to 50cm😅😕
Even though I feed them with PH adjusted water and give their macronutrients, all plants started showing Cal/Mag deficiency, and especially one of them was more severe than the others😨, so I added Cal/Mag in their mix (0,7/lt)
Once I make sure Cal/Mag kicks in and they recover from light stress, I'll defoliate them
Due to cal/mag deficiency, I changed the feeding PH levels. It was 6.2 back then and now, it is 6.5 (Which allows more CAL/MAG absorption)
As soil's PH is relatively harder to change compared to liquid, I added extra 2lt water per plant while keeping the nutrients on the usual schedule...
Girls are happy, light stress doesn't seem to go away even though I repositioned and dimmed the light.
Not all the new growths seem to have light stress tho...
Light stress doesn't spread but it doesn't go away either. The close-up photo is from the plant that suffers the most.
I'm starting to think this could be nutrient burn but at a very early stage or mild nut burn.
The appox μmol is 400, had to lower it.
Any advice would be more than welcome.
One of the plants, which can be easily spotted, stretched like crazy compared to others.
The only thing that worries me if she's going to manage to fill those colas... At this point I feed her more than the others and she seems to like it...
Any suggestions for fattening?
Whatever you do, do not remove anymore leaves!!!
Less leaves = less energy = less growth.
Adding some humic acid, fulvic acid and amino acids will really boost health, boosting growth.
A P/K booster will also help.
She still has a long way to go, so don't get too worried yet, plenty of growth will still happen.
Just remember -
More healthy green leaves = more energy produced = more growth and more health.
Hope this helps,........
Organoman.
What do you guys think about harvest time/feeding?
7,5 and 12,5lt - 2 weeks, max 3 weeks. Thinking of switching to plain water or give overdrive one more week then switch to plain water
12,5 stretched one - 3 weeks. Add nutes for another week, then switch to plain water
Thanks
If you have a look at the 7.5lt one, the sugar leaves affected by a deficiency, I was thinking of CAL...
Considering I'm pretty close to the harvest time, shall I simply flush and switch to plain water to be on the safe side?
Yes that's most likely a calcium and magnesium deficiency, and that's up to you. It does have majority milky trichs from what I can tell, and one week flush will make more turn.
Up to you if you flush and just use water, i would say go for it but i'm sure others would wanna wait as well 😎
Victusaa
