GrassNaples

@DinafemSeeds, Yes Mark, plant is ready. Soon you'll read week no. 9 report. This evening i'll start with the flushing ciao !

@GrassNaples, Going of the pictures I'm going to say 70 days will see this grow completed so I would start the flush now mate 👍 Those buds are exploding 👌 Beautiful work so far my friend 👊 Keep the updates coming as I suspect harvest is close 👍 All the best ✌️ Mark..

@paparazzi, noted, it seems to be a strain which grows small and bushy, with short branches and very close leaves. See that your colleague of growing mantained a very short distance between plant and lamp, only 15 cm , because of the fact that light has difficulties to penetrate leaves. ciao !

@paparazzi, it could be really a own feature of the strain you're using. I got the same trouble with a feminized not-automatic " Fruit " strain outdoor (no diary of mine for that) which is so bushy that really i don't know how she can bloom in the future and when, since sunlight do not penetrate through the leaves ... more than a LST technique , maybe you should need for some defoliating technique but , unfo, i'm not experienced about it, otherwise I'd used it with for my plant (ah-ah-ah) . Maybe some other bro reading this conversation may help. ciao !

@paparazzi, I agree , it's early for a not-autoflowering strain , especially if you have not yet passed to a 12/12 light cycle yet because, as you konw, a not-autoflowering plant needs 12 hrs darkness for start flowering. But it could be due to a stress factor for the plant. She could react to the stress for high Ph and over-watering by flowering. Be careful next days to well observe if really are pre-flowers or not (hope not) . The same, be careful if you want to add another lamp fluorescent and not led technology because of the heating that a fluorescent could emanate. Maybe another 180w Led light is better. ciao Bro !

@NewbieMJ00, Many thanks for your suggestions. They are very useful. I had stopped watering. 48 hours passed without watering, and you can see in day 23 photo that she seems more healthy than she was day ago.

@paparazzi, Your plant looks really more healthy now. I agree with NewbieMJ00. Just keep on not giving her water for a while and then just a bit little, 0,10 lt /day for example and see what happens. Sorry for your Ph troubles. Your plant, due to these troubles , is still little after 4 weeks , but it seems to me to see some signs of pre-flowering from the pictures. If so, try to decrease lamp distance to 20 cms instead of 25 to boost light and be ready to give her both lights , veg & bloom , at 100 % power and don't worry, because these plants are really able to grow more than 100 % of their height and width in one week if everything's ok. Good luck !

@GrassNaples, These are very hardy plants mate and this week's update things look to be back on track 👍 How did the break/wound heal my friend? All the best ✌️ Mark..

@DinafemSeeds, Hello Mark, thanks for feedback, I did not remove the bandage yet, so I don't know for sure the healing status of the cut/wound. I suppose it is quite Ok, because plant is in good health in all its parts , main bud included, where the wound is. Next days will see. A question for you. How many weeks you forecast, by looking at the pictures , before final flushing and harvesting ? Thank You very much, ciao

Hello Bro, good look for your plant, it seems the tween of mine. Very strong grow, especially if it is already 20 cm tall and you're not using nutrients for now. ciao !

@demo, thank you Bro !

very nice plants

@DinafemSeeds, Hi Mark , can you check my today post about week 6 ? How can I solve the matter ? did I make the right thing by wrapping the cut in main bud with adesive paper for medical use ? Do you think my plant will keep on developing growth and flowering ? Thank You very much Ciao !

@GrassNaples,thanks bro. I will do so

@paparazzi, Hi Bro, yes, your plant looks me quite normal. I see it curl a bit little but it could be caused by other matters different from watering. I see you have 30 ° c in your room , maybe your plant is a bit little suffering for heating, even though substrate temp is Ok. I've seen these plants do react individually to many things such temperature, water, nutrients, lights, etc etc ... I think best temp is 24-25 ° C. I'm growing a tree (!) with 25 ° and a 600 w led light at 30 cm and less distance from plant ... I see you're using a 180 w led light. If you cannot refresh temp in your growing room, you can try to see if it's a light matter. I can suggest you to put lamp at a nearer distance , at 20/25 cm instead of 30, for one day , to see if leaves "wake up". With led technology you should not have any danger of burning leaves. All the best and good luck.