Jeffers87

every time I read the sentence: "check the pH of the water flowing out from under the pot", I think about what I'm doing wrong, because in order for the water to flow out (in a volume suitable for measuring) I would have to water 3 times more water. Example - I use a textile pot of 11 liters, the bottom is 2 parts expanded clay, the medium is a mixture of coco coir, perlite ... During the greatest thirst, I water the plant with 1-2 liters of water. But no water ever fills the bowl under the pot.

Not sure which one was the odd one now lol, but boy did 2 of them turn out to be lovely looking plants! the tall one is interesting to say the least, didnt think it would turn out like that. also the bushiest of the 3 has been starting to take on a more brighter green color, does this mean she could do with some extra nutrtients? @starphish, thanks hopefully it goes well to the end. 😜

Have been trying to do some leaf tucking on this one but is really hard given her size she seems to just spring out of it again lol Either i may have to use plant ties, or was considering given her a light defoliation but im not sure if this is a good idea or not

Thanks, wasnt the best start for this one, had a dinafem blue cheese and white widow xxl that both started a bit deformed, alot of improvement now as i'll soon be updating for week 4. Really starting to develop now. 😎

Thanks Jaypp, Had some better luck the last time around growing this strain the good news is as its starting to look alot healthier now in its final home but do wonder if ive stunted her growth. At a guess, just this strain tend to stay on the short side anyway? Am about to post a picture for week 3, just some growth progress really but am on top of week 4 so gonna get some more detailed pictures for that hopefully show better whats going on. Thanks for the message, its brilliant to see the breeders getting behind their strains like this, cant think of anything better, its great! 😁 lol