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Previcur, based on Propamocarb

Around 60%, in the dark, ventilated room and temperature kept at 23°c

hi guys, i have a problem with flower storage. unfortunately I made a mistake in the drying of this strain and the result is the buds are too dry ... (14% humidity) Do you know any effective method to bring the humidity back to the right values without creating mold? I am trying Boveda sachets...

Do you think PH has something to do with hermaphroditism?

A little bit high, 7.12

For next year I think I will introduce organic substance, I didn't make it this year

hey, the soil PH is 6.90, do you think a 7-12-40 is a little excessive?

unfortunately I had to cut most of the plants, including some with wavy leaves.... a strain that gave me too much trouble, weak genetics, showing off some hermies every week (over 30%), they were becoming too much trouble to control all 600 of them, and I could not risk pollinating the rest of...

Thanks a lot man! I'll let you know as soon as I see anything 🙏

I haven't tried it, as soon as I get back to the field I'm going to try sticking the pitchfork in to see the humidity of the soil. This morning I stuck my finger in and it was wet (at least superficially).

i mean a little crunchy, maybe you can hear it from the video

yes, they are

I noticed that only the leaves on the apical part of the branches are like this. maybe the plants with wavy leaves receive less water than the others🤨

Sorry, I should have put more information. I gave an NPK (13-40-13) last week, I fertilize weekly at this stage I am trying to give more phosphorus and potassium and less nitrogen, they are in blooming for a week and a half. irrigation is daily at this time, about 2.5 liters per plant. I haven't...

hello guys, I have noticed in my field some plants that have wavy leaves... they are few and those that are next to them are doing well. Could it be some kind of under-watering or overfeeding?

I pruned the few plants that were still stressed, they had too many branches and shoots inside, and I tried to manage them by cutting a lot and leaving only the branches where I want the buds to grow. what do you think?

These are in another part of the field, those in reveg have almost all recovered except for a 5% that are still stressed, especially those of a strain that is probably weaker

growing well

you're right, soon I'll put some chromatic traps in each area to keep the pests under control. The biggest problem I have encountered in recent years here where I live is the Helicoverpa armigera, a lepidopteran that lays its eggs on the buds. Its caterpillars are very fond of inflorescences...