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I'm watering 4L per plant every 5 days. If I water on Monday, the next watering would be Friday. Less water but more frequently during Veg.Looks hungry. Maybe water stress. The website for that soil states : "This is for the farmer who wishes to minimize inputs, and depend on the soil to deliver most of the nutrients the plant requires in the flowering stage". How frequently are you watering?
For nutrients, is there any argument against Foxfarm Liquid Three pack, Big Bloom, Grow Big & Tiger Bloom?Sounds like you are watering fine. I don't think it's light stress because the leaves in the shade are also showing the same yellowing. To me it looks hungry, I would start with a light dose of nutes to see how it responds.
not ready yet and why you see this two extremely different phenotypes is probably because the inclusion of ruderalis genetics. as soon as opened this thread and saw your photo i said thats a sativa then i read the plant on the right bit (i didnt even see the plant on the right at that point) and its definitely not a sativa so most likely ruderalis leaning phenotype.Nice macro of the plant to the right of the above which I think is about ready for harvest. Again, first grow so let me know if you think i'm too early.
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Better photo. Yea they are advertised as Durban Poison Fem Autos. MAybe the one on the left, cause it looks like sativa. The one on the right can't be the same strain, can it?not ready yet and why you see this two extremely different phenotypes is probably because the inclusion of ruderalis genetics. as soon as opened this thread and saw your photo i said thats a sativa then i read the plant on the right bit (i didnt even see the plant on the right at that point) and its definitely not a sativa so most likely ruderalis leaning phenotype.
Any recommendations?Grow big and big Bloom are fine. Don't use tiger bloom, find different bloom nutes. Plenty of negative info on tiger bloom if you look around.
auto part of autos comes from ruderalis, so it can be.Better photo. Yea they are advertised as Durban Poison Fem Autos. MAybe the one on the left, cause it looks like sativa. The one on the right can't be the same strain, can it?
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I grow organically in soil, and have little experience with coco. There is a lot of info on different nutes and so many to choose from. I personally would go with a balanced nutrient program for the whole run and not worry about different bottles. Try Jacks or Master blend.Any recommendations?
As i'm debating wether or not I want to stick with Bio365, could I ask what kind of soil you're using? Are you making your own blend or using something store bought?I grow organically in soil, and have little experience with coco. There is a lot of info on different nutes and so many to choose from. I personally would go with a balanced nutrient program for the whole run and not worry about different bottles. Try Jacks or Master blend.
Really? Autoflowers can have that much of a difference in the same strain? Thats crazy. One reason I guess to stay away from autoflowers. I bought a second small cheap tent to dry the plant on the right cause its gonna finish so much earlier.auto part of autos comes from ruderalis, so it can be.
Soooo I think you were right the first time. Now that I've looked back over my notes, I was watering too frequently and at too low of a PH. Bio365 recommends 6.2-6.5. Probably also the reason for the tip burn. I've been letting them dry out and waiting for the first signs of leaf droop to water again. Thanks for the help.Looks hungry. Maybe water stress. The website for that soil states : "This is for the farmer who wishes to minimize inputs, and depend on the soil to deliver most of the nutrients the plant requires in the flowering stage". How frequently are you watering?
Thanks for the tip. We are on week 9 since sprout. The plant on the right should be any day now. Getting stanky. Checking the trichomes with a macro lens daily to learn how they behave.If you have the cash pick up a blumat soil meter for the pots. They’re about $75 on Amazon. It’s really nice to see how moist your soil actually is and you’ll know how much to water.
How much longer does the DP have left?
Sorry this is not the plant on the left (From above), its the plant on the right.Thanks for the tip. We are on week 9 since sprout. The plant on the right should be any day now. Getting stanky. Checking the trichomes with a macro lens daily to learn how they behave.
As for the plant on the left... Should be about two-three more weeks if it comes back to health... I think
This is the plant on the left
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