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Hit between 26-35 DLI this week. I wasn't here on day 17 and 18 so no pics. Ppm went to 380 on day 15 and then went to 450 on day 19 as we went up in DLI. Foliar spray with tricantanol and seaweed on day 20. Side branching is developing very well. I can see roots to the sides of the pot, they are drinking now. The cotyledons started discoloring on day 17 as I wasn't there to change the reservoir for 2 days there was a slight stall (very very slight). This particular pheno has massive looking leaves, very very squat in structure and its side branches take very well. Temps have been between 84-88 f with many swings in humidity this week, from 55-80%. She seems to be on the edge of light stress. So keeping the DLI to around 30 for another week and then preflower we'll hit the upper ends of 36-40 DLI. They are booming tho. Hempys for the win. Compared to the other pheno in my box, this is very squat with larger leaves and a smaller demand for nutrients. Started LST on day 20. Will keep readjusting for every node to get as many tops as possible. Growth is vigorous, another week or two should fill out the canopy, at which point, training will stop and they can grow straight up.
Not sure if I have light stress, nute issues? growth rates are defined explosive, leaves large and green. I hit 36 DLI one day in the most recent week and I felt like they weren't ready. Temps 84f humidity 72%. Ppm 400-450 ish. DLI 30 usually.
hi there you have root issues actually, that's because the humidity was trapped in the medium so some mold developped, you need a stricter wet dry cycle for this plant, sometimes it recovers by itself but sometimes you also need to add enzymes, humic acid or beneficial bacteria to fix it. Hope this helps ! 🚀
@theplantdaddy, depends if you want biological or not, but if you're in perlite which is sterile then h2O2 will work just fine (and probably better) , just dilute it correctly otherwise it's game over.
@theplantdaddy, no no, just plain water, you can add Rhizotonic or something like kelp extract -based but that's not every time you spray, think every 7 to 10 days.
This week had a lot of difficulties, I changed a lot of variables too quickly and basically my environment was all over the place. Humidity was low, light levels did not get increased. I was mostly trying to figure out my ppms and what looked like a deficiency to me due to lockout. They were foliar sprayed with magnesium sulfate once on day 27 at 100 ppm and 28 at 180 ppm. I'm not 100% sure if it solved the problem. I do see improvement but let's see if they hiccup too long. Hope not. Temps were 78-90 humidity mad swings from 50-81, obviously not all the time but it was a very inconsistent environment, out of vpd. On day 29 I made a fresh batch of nutes and made sure to dissolve it completely and let it sit for a couple mins and mixed them vigorously. I don't know for sure but they look a whole lot better. I took out the deficient leaves cause they were messing with my ability to tell whether or not the problem is progressing. Ppm at the end of the week 750. I noticed runoff was consistently 300 ppm lower than input which is interesting. Maybe they were just hungry and my feed contains a lot of N so it was starting to burn the tips so I backed off. Maybe I was just underfeeding? It was probably everything.
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