Tropicanna Posion in coco

Chihuahuenynos For watering: 💚3ml/l Snoop's Premium Nutrients Grow 💚1ml/l Pure zym 💚0.1ml/l Raimil Watering about 1.5l per plant or until achieving a runoff of about 10%. I don't have a schedule for watering; I'll water them again when I see the coco a bit dry on top. The LED from todogrowled is adjustable, so while they're this small, it's set to 150w. Next week we'll bump it up to 220w. And probably during flowering, we'll add the TGL 60 for more power. I'll be posting photos of this week's progress; if you have any suggestions, feel free to share 💚 I'm still a newbie haha this is the second time I've planted.

Chihuahuenynos We're still using the same products as last week, just this time increasing the EC to 1.2. Today, February 26, we washed the roots. I think they might have been experiencing a nutrient lockout; they don't look like they're over-fertilized because I believe the leaves would be a darker green and hard, like when they almost look plastic. Now the leaves are droopy, with those yellow tips, which worries me. I hope that with the root wash things get better. We haven't been able to control the temperature well, and it has reached 26 for a few hours. Could the temperature cause this effect on the plants? Thanks for reading, and any advice is welcome 💚

Chihuahuenynos Week of March 1 to 7. I'm noting it here because otherwise, I won't even know what week we're in haha 😂 The first photos and video are from the beginning of the week. We've delayed the change from one week to another since we couldn't feed them earlier due to the root wash. Then we'll change the pH to 5.8-9 and we'll also increase the EC. Edit: in the end, we didn't increase it because they were responding well and recovering. Compared to the previous week, they look much better after the root wash. Some plants are really short, so the light for the shorter ones is at 65 cm. Tomorrow or the day after, I'll apply potassium soap with neem oil as a preventive measure. Last time, which was my first time planting, thrips showed up and everything turned out fine in the end, but if the bugs don't show up, even better!

Chihuahuenynos Week of March 8 to 14 We're still using the same products. It was a relief to see her recover. I think I must be doing something wrong in week 2-3 because last time they also had issues during that same period. I'll probably add the TGL 60 during flowering to boost potency and buy CO2. I'm tempted to do scrog, but I'm scared of ruining the harvest.

Chihuahuenynos Pre-flowering week from March 15 to 21. We started the pre-flowering by reducing the light hours and using Genesis. For fertilizing, we used half grow and half bloom from Snoop's Dog Premium. On March 20, I trimmed a bit at the bottom; we're not doing scrog because being such a newbie, I was scared to make the apical cut, but the net will still help to separate the branches. On March 21, I applied potassium soap and neem oil. I saw some tiny black bugs that looked like flies; I don't know if it's the black fly from the substrate because we use coco and I didn't see any larvae or damage on the leaves, either underneath or on top. As a precaution, I put cinnamon in containers. Soon, I'll add the dehumidifier because for now, with the extractor running all the time, the humidity isn't dropping below 50-55%.

Chihuahuenynos Week of March 21 to 28. During this week and the previous one, we fertilized with one part of Snoop's premium nutrients grow and another of bloom since these two weeks are pre-flowering. This is the last week with the root system. As I mentioned before, we are not doing SCROG or apical pruning, but it helps us to separate the buds. For now, we are bending the tip between the mesh so that it stays at the same height as the others.

Chihuahuenynos Week of March 29 to April 4. We're in spring and the outdoor humidity is 65-78%. I can't get the indoor humidity below 55-60% on the best days. I bought a dehumidifier that was useless, so I returned it. I'm not going to spend that much on a super dehumidifier because I might as well just buy the work done and not plant, plus a powerful dehumidifier won't fit in my indoor and I'd have almost no space to plant, so it doesn't make sense. Now I have the dehumidifiers that are meant for bathrooms or small rooms, and they aren't helping either, although they did help in the previous grow. The difference is that last time we were in summer and the outdoor humidity was much lower. I'm feeling discouraged because I also have black flies. Although the plants, as you can see, look healthy and for now with the lemon peels and cinnamon I've seen fewer. I really only see them a few times when I open the indoor and it's no more than 5 that I manage to see, but I'm still worried about the pest. I hope to achieve something from this grow and I think it would be much better for me to plant at the beginning of summer. This experience is making me reconsider if I want to keep planting.

Chihuahuenynos Week of April 5 to 11 I added the TGL 60 to give more power, raise the temperature, and decrease humidity. Now the humidity reaches a maximum of 54% and is normally at 48%, so I'm feeling more at ease. Apparently, some will be red 😍 I started using CO2, which is the little bag in the photo. In addition to Snoop's Premium Nutrients Bloom, CalMag, Pure Zym from Plagron, we started with Ak47 from Agrobeta and Organic Bloom from BAC (these two are free samples from the grow shop MatillaPlant 💚) And I will apply a flowering-safe insecticide Tec Fort (pure pyrethrin extract)

Chihuahuenynos Week of April 12 to 18 Getting prettier every day. I'm happy because with less humidity in the environment, there's less humidity in the indoor. Even reaching 43% humidity, so I'm confirmed. The temperature usually hovers around 24-26 degrees Celsius, so that's good. I had about 10 leaves damaged by the black fly, so on April 12 I applied the Tec Fort insecticide (product photo from the previous week). I applied it at 5:00 PM and by 10:30 PM that same day I didn't see any bugs. In 5-6 days, I'll apply it again as well (1ml per liter). At least two of the four plants are taking on a different color, so I'm satisfied.

Chihuahuenynos Week of April 19 to 25 Last week we applied the insecticide Tec Fort and it was phenomenal, we didn't see any other insects or damage on the leaves. As a precaution today, April 19, we applied it again (1ml per liter of water). I'm going to stop with the pruning and in a week or two I'll prune the leaves under the net or those that are too large and shade the buds. I also don't want to stress the plant too much. I think the plants are doing quite well and that I've improved since the first time. I'm very new to this, but I think I'm on the right track. In a few weeks, I'll start using the microscope to see how they're doing. I hope to get some fat buds 😍 so far it smells very fruity.

Chihuahuenynos Week of April 26 to May 2 It was a week of a lot of rain, so it's been tough to keep the humidity down in the indoor, as it's already high in the environment. I thought some little plants would turn more purple or reddish, but nope, they're just showing a hint of color and that's it. Last week using the AK47 (1 ml per liter) The pests are back, so today, May 1, I applied the Tec Fort again. Also, I had an accident. I dropped the TGL60 while I was lifting it to spray. The good thing is that the light didn't hit the ground, but it fell on the net and goodbye to a little bud branch. It wasn't much, but it still hurt. I cut it and put it to dry; it won't have much THC now, but since it's either lose it or smoke it, I’ll smoke it.

Chihuahuenynos Week of May 3rd to 9th. As I mentioned in last week's question, you saw that I have a hermaphrodite girl. I don't have another indoor space to put her in, so I took her to another room and set up the TGL60 to see what happens. The other three plants are still in the indoor with the TGL 220. Since they were under the net, it was really hard to get her out of the indoor. I had to tie her up because the branches weren't holding up very well on their own, so now I have this branch that I'll be harvesting around May 16th. The buds don't seem to be fattening up much; I think the insects affected them more than I thought, especially since they attack the roots. The lights were at 15cm because that's what the manufacturer suggests for this period. Keep in mind that it's not the classic LED and that's it. Now they're at 20cm because I'm worried they might suffer some light stress.

Chihuahuenynos Week of May 10 to 16. I wish all the buds were as big as the one that is the biggest in the photo. Today, May 13, last watering with fertilizer. The next one will be just water and a few days of absolute darkness. The hermaphrodite was watered with water on the 10th and will be harvested on the 14th. It's a shame because it's so pretty and shiny. May 14: harvest of the hermaphrodite. It seems like there won't be many grams from this plant, but better than nothing.