Mar 2nd
- real growth is taking place with the A.G. & C.G. Both plants are producing the 6th node foliage and there is fresh growth at each node where it meets the mIn branch.
- Dinner tonight after a 1.5 day dry spell.
- TDS = 1270ppm
*** this combination provided 2 separate soil treatments (humic acid+molasses) plus full nutrients for the foliage. Bigger than Norm concentrations that the plants will gobble-up. Close to max.
- molasses being added every third meal
Mar 4th/5th
- nice to see how the Columbian is taking off in its growth. Spacing of the nodes will allow for a supercrop / FIMming to be done soon enough.
Mar 6
- will put the phone down and take some real photos, between tonight’s fights.
- still applying Foliar treatments
- increasing liquid volumes as these plants are ready to go. Nice dark leaves, solid structures. 350 ml last nite ea. (5th)
- these plants are targeted for a Short Veg. Hate to admit it for such a pair of classics.
Next weekend will be 5 weeks and the 4x4 tent (CMH lite) will be ready. “Lites out”
Blue God will stay in Veg till it catches up, then it’ll get shifted into flower as well.
* liking all the info about short Veg cycles and then hard into Flower. I’m Giving it a shot!
- Columbian is 6” Acapulco 4”
- preparing to apply some HST to the Columbian Gold next week, its structurally ready. the act of FIMming will be carried out as well.
- the Acapulco is going to have 2 of the Fan Leaves removed, to begin exposing the new growth beneath it... to a bit of direct light. We'll go from there.
- Water Volume is going-up for each plant in preparation for the move to the bigger pot next week. 330 ml ea becomes 450 ml when I am able to next. Check the soil first... lift the pot...? ok water !
* there is a huge difference underneath the main canopy of these two plants. The congested space of the Acapulco Gold, has large bud sites and branches reaching out; while the Columbian Gold is providing nice even internodes and tiny branch & bud site development. Really an interesting side-by-side pair to accommodate.
Mar 7
- soil is still moist , no feeding
-everything looks so bloody healthy and I have a pretty good feel for how these two are differing; I FIMmed the Columbian Top, involving 7th/8th nodes; and I took 2 big Fan leaves off of the Acapulco just to get some light under the canopy. And they were both good moves.
Mar 8
- Acapulco Gold had another couple large, shadow-making Fan leaves removed. (4 removed now)
- FIMmed the top Node of the Acapulco
*** FYI my last grow (pan x mal) was the 1st time I had attempted FIMming. Top node and each of the original bud sites were FIMmed once. It did have a positive impact on the number of bud sites.
This grow will see ALL bud sites, FIMmed a couple of times each, as they become available.
No hesitation !!
- transplanting into the 10 gallon pots tomorrow. Plastic pot soil is staying Wet too long.
Will move 3 into prepped fabric pots
Mar 9th
- the morning provided the perfect time, to add a little water, and then transplant these 3 into their final pots.
The plastic pots were just not getting rid of any moisture. ie: small waterings and days of wet... Fabric pots will allow a more direct approach
- give them a day or two to adjust and then the Colombian gets a 90 degree HST done on it. that’s also why the fan leaves are still in position, as soon as the top is bent over there will be no shadows
- steady week of changes for the Acapulco & the Colombian gets its share very soon.
The blue god is ramping-up it’s own growth and has a low and wide stance, its producing the 5th or 6th node now. My first Indica grow...
* Bring on week 4, larger feedings and a 3100K 315 watt CMH bulb in a 4x4 tent
** adding Rezin to the feeding schedule
*** switching to Flower in a week
nutes + h20 = 980ppm TDS
w/ Molasses = 1180ppm
-Lites came on and I immediately applied some HST to the Colombian. It was bent at a 90 degree angle, between 3rd & 4th nodes. One down-side, Fan-leaf was removed and that was it, it went perfectly. This HST will prevent too tall of a plant from happening and is the beginning of my control in this grow
Is there a good time to remove the big Fan Leaves “up-top”, from your month-old Vegetating plants?
With so much fresh growth beneath them, wondering what brings the best results to FIMmed plant that will see light LST. Nothing drastic. Fan leaves are BiG
looking at the photo right now would be a perfect time, I myself use this same technique, but you should remove the second set of fan leaves from the top they are the biggest and blocking the most light.
What is causing the RED stems on the fan-leaves of my plant.
The Blue God is in week 3 of Flower. 2 other plants are getting the same diet and light and the B.G. is the only plant with red stems.
How do you tell if it’s a deficiency or over-feeding?
How can I turn this around?
No need to worry, some strains will get red stems no matter what you do and it does not require "fixing".
Your plant will grow and flower just fine with its red stems.
Hope this helps,..........
Organoman.
Why is this Indica so short?
Week 5 of Flower finds this otherwise healthy Blue God standing tall at only 15” from the soil.
Five week Veg?, 3100K lites?, I have no solid reasons to this point.
Funny because it’s the first plant Indoors that I have not Shaped or HST’d.
Erm Indicas are notoriously short but even they can stretch alot when flipped it all about how long you veg them for :) it could just be a short pheno :) lower temptures can stunt growth :)
@1Right_Angle,
Its a intresting diary, nice back to back of similar strains.
I also like the fact your growing most some pure strains like the panama malawi and the mauwi wauwi.
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@DoDrugs420, Thanks for that, sorry I missed this… its still an amazing smoke.
Going to follow this HST style on my next grow.
Have a great flowering season
@XII_XII_MrGreen, im giving credit to time Brother. I let it happen. I might have looked like a phuking mosquito to the poor plants… but lots of small moves seems to be the winner