sojustsayno

Good Luck and keep up Growing :D

Hi there, Thank you for running this diary. We will be looking forward to your updates. Happy growing :seedling::seedling: & Good luck :smiley:

Fire :fire: great work keep it up!!!!

Good Luck and keep up Growing

@sojustsayno, it seems that you underfed her at the wrong time when she wanted to stretch, and your soil seems dry in the pictures, i like about 10-15% runoff for soil, and I do 20% plus for coco, but like I said in the first reply if possible check your water supply as well and just in case you can still use Cal mag regardless if really needed or not, hope this helps you a bit. I don't know about plagron but I know for sure that both of my main nutes I'm using are high in nitrogen that's why i came to the above conclusion, I used to have the same light like yours ts1000 I used to place it at 30-45 cm more or less, never measured lol, mine sit at 75 and I don't really adjust until after the stretch but I have 2 x 300watts so it makes sense my sweet spot is bigger, in your case you will need to keep adjusting to keep her in the sweet spot which is 35 - 45cm for your model.

@yan402, Oh really, thanks for checking. Much appreciated :) :four_leaf_clover:

@yan402, I actually thought that as during week 4 the plant leaves starting to become yellow till dying. Also i’m still struggling with watering, so it could be that too.

@sojustsayno, Oh ok, thanks for the reply, the cal mag part though doesn't seem to be the case though, I rarely needed cal mag when I used to grow in soil, unless you're water is lacking or you are using distilled water, it might be a good idea to check your water supply, I mostly use Cal mag for coco coir and hydro, and less often for soil, our water here is relatively "hard" so I don't have to worry about it. ps you can still use Cal mag in soil regardless if wasteful or not as a prevention

@yan402, Hi mate, I might have stressed her a little too much with LST. Plus, I didn’t use CalMag at the beginning because I thought it wasn’t that important, so she suffered a lot from that. That’s probably something I’ll avoid in future grows. This one and the other are just to break the ice, I guess. Any advice from you is really welcome! :)