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Hey
Signed up to ask about Bodhi Lazy Lightning, as I'm having crazy difficulty with this one. After 2 months, need serious guidance, this is pathetic at this point. Fully expecting to be told to throw it all out and get gud, but was rly hoping to find at least 1x LL keeper mother
Been reading posts from Loompa Farms crew for months, tried to follow their guidelines of LHB being light sensitive, nute hungry and thirsty
Lazy Lightning
Loompa's Headband x '88 G13 x Hashplant
9x
Vashon Burmese Skunk
Assuming landrace x skunk #1
3x
After 1x month culled the worst LL and germed some BS wondering if it was a genetics situation
Soil
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FFLW 40% + FFOF 40% + perlite #3 20% -- this was bad ratio, misread Subcool's Mix which is supposed to be 2-1 FFOF-FFLW + 20% perlite #3
- during this time, realized soil blend ran out of nutes, so was watering w/ FF Grow Big soil at 1/2 tsp/gal @6.8pH, alternating waterings w/ plain aerated filtered tap water
Up potted to 80% FFOF + 20% perlite #3 -- 1x week ago
- thinking this has led to the nute burn on the leaf tips, but also looks like lockout/light bleaching
- thought low overnight temps might've led to the weird browning/necrosis? dying of the leaves. Temps were 65F tho, doesnt seem low enough
- bottom of pot has a layer of perlite to bring the soil above the drain holes
Light
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Mars Hydro SP 3000
34" 50%
18/6
Tried increasing light, but was thinking it was too strong. Been up to 80%, back at 50%
Seedlings required reduction of light to 20% at 24" to stop light stress. No pics, culled all those
Water
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Used everything from distilled to drinking to aerated triple filtered tap
ph 5.8-6.8 -- have started using 6.3ph most of the time now
Water comes out around 8.0pH, using Apple Cider Vinegar as pH down. Takes around a tsp or so of ACV to get the water down to range. Had used lemon juice back at the start, thought maybe the citric acid was killing benes in the soil?
Watering when the pots are light, but not sure if still somehow overwatering. Had been letting it get so try that the soil would sometimes pull away from the sides. FIgured that was ridiculously dry so started watering more frequently. Soil always completely dry for ~1.5 knuckles before watering. Watering done until a few drops runout the bottom
On some of the culled seeds, the edges were dry but the soil around the brownie was still damp, but the plants were still in the early seedling stage like pic #3.
Environment
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Stopped using the fan in the corner, just been using the 6" overhead
Temps 65-74F
RH 40-70% -- stopped using humidifier as it didnt seem to make a difference
Desert southwest so it's very low RH
Totally out of ideas after looking thru the journal I've been keeping w/ daily updates. Any suggestions welcome. Dont rly wanna waste any more beans if there's something fundamentally wrong here, and psure there has to be.
Thanks!
Signed up to ask about Bodhi Lazy Lightning, as I'm having crazy difficulty with this one. After 2 months, need serious guidance, this is pathetic at this point. Fully expecting to be told to throw it all out and get gud, but was rly hoping to find at least 1x LL keeper mother
Been reading posts from Loompa Farms crew for months, tried to follow their guidelines of LHB being light sensitive, nute hungry and thirsty
Lazy Lightning
Loompa's Headband x '88 G13 x Hashplant
9x
Vashon Burmese Skunk
Assuming landrace x skunk #1
3x
After 1x month culled the worst LL and germed some BS wondering if it was a genetics situation
Soil
-----
FFLW 40% + FFOF 40% + perlite #3 20% -- this was bad ratio, misread Subcool's Mix which is supposed to be 2-1 FFOF-FFLW + 20% perlite #3
- during this time, realized soil blend ran out of nutes, so was watering w/ FF Grow Big soil at 1/2 tsp/gal @6.8pH, alternating waterings w/ plain aerated filtered tap water
Up potted to 80% FFOF + 20% perlite #3 -- 1x week ago
- thinking this has led to the nute burn on the leaf tips, but also looks like lockout/light bleaching
- thought low overnight temps might've led to the weird browning/necrosis? dying of the leaves. Temps were 65F tho, doesnt seem low enough
- bottom of pot has a layer of perlite to bring the soil above the drain holes
Light
-----
Mars Hydro SP 3000
34" 50%
18/6
Tried increasing light, but was thinking it was too strong. Been up to 80%, back at 50%
Seedlings required reduction of light to 20% at 24" to stop light stress. No pics, culled all those
Water
-----
Used everything from distilled to drinking to aerated triple filtered tap
ph 5.8-6.8 -- have started using 6.3ph most of the time now
Water comes out around 8.0pH, using Apple Cider Vinegar as pH down. Takes around a tsp or so of ACV to get the water down to range. Had used lemon juice back at the start, thought maybe the citric acid was killing benes in the soil?
Watering when the pots are light, but not sure if still somehow overwatering. Had been letting it get so try that the soil would sometimes pull away from the sides. FIgured that was ridiculously dry so started watering more frequently. Soil always completely dry for ~1.5 knuckles before watering. Watering done until a few drops runout the bottom
On some of the culled seeds, the edges were dry but the soil around the brownie was still damp, but the plants were still in the early seedling stage like pic #3.
Environment
-----
Stopped using the fan in the corner, just been using the 6" overhead
Temps 65-74F
RH 40-70% -- stopped using humidifier as it didnt seem to make a difference
Desert southwest so it's very low RH
Totally out of ideas after looking thru the journal I've been keeping w/ daily updates. Any suggestions welcome. Dont rly wanna waste any more beans if there's something fundamentally wrong here, and psure there has to be.
Thanks!
