so I think these are those lol but I appreciate all the tips and advice, this is definitely a learning experience and I definitely will start a diary.
Yeah my first attempt was... Hmmm laughableok I’ll just start from scratch then, I’ve read a lot of ppl mess up their first couple plants lol
that was day 36 lol I didn't even have a proper light, soil or nutes. It never got bigger than 4 inches lmao
Hey man something else I noticed that was odd, why doesn't your plant have a top? There's no sprout, did you top it there?ok I’ll just start from scratch then, I’ve read a lot of ppl mess up their first couple plants lol
Yeah my first attempt was... Hmmm laughable
well look at you now, I seen your pics and nice grow man
Man dont just trash them ,ive seen plenty of worse plants survive and produce.Patience is the key to growing, just fixing a sick/unhealthy plant is good experience and experience is the second key to being successful at this biz .Ive been growing successfully since the summer of 76 (bicentennial year if I recall) first grow was in my parents backyard,traded the buds for an old Bultacook I’ll just start from scratch then, I’ve read a lot of ppl mess up their first couple plants lol
A simple way to test your light intensity without a $500 par meter is get a $20 laser temp gun and keep the leafs at the canopy height about 75 degrees I use a 150 watt VIVOSUN led and I’ve had to have it about 60% to get good results environment Is very important and soil I reccomend an earth box for a pot and build a soil ,check out Jeremy Silva from build a soul he makes great videos on growing and products
That's not how you properly top a plant bro, the way you did it killed all new vertical growth, since there's no sprouts for new branches to come out of. You would have to top it again further down one more node to where those small little tiny new branches of new growth are coming out of to be able to rectify the vertical growth.
stage, they get all their needed nutrition from the cotyledons.
My grow is decent, I'm a complete noob here compared to some of the members here. This community has extremely talented growers.
Looks fine to me. A little light on nitrogen but Your doing a great job!
That plant looks perfectly fine. Up your nitrogen a little and your good.
Looks like you topped it fine also.
What am I missing on the way he topped it?That's not how you properly top a plant bro, the way you did it killed all new vertical growth, since there's no sprouts for new branches to come out of. You would have to top it again further down one more node to where those small little tiny new branches of new growth are coming out of to be able to rectify the vertical growth.
And he's right you dont have to trash them, you can fight it out and recover the plant, your going to spend at least 45-60 days vegging the plant to get a decent amount of bud out of it since you would need at least 5 to 8 viable colas. And you need to account for days in recovery from toppings. It's just a matter of wether you want to spend the time doing that.
Growing cannabis isn't complicated once you know what to do. It's more time consuming than difficult.
This has already served as a learning experience, now you know that you shouldn't feed the plants nutes in the seedling
Once the cotyledons die off, then you can start to implement very low doses of nutes.
Also keeping your plants directly under the light is a must, at the correct distance for each stage and the correct intensity.
You also now know that the way you topped the plant was incorrect, we can help you in your next topping.
If there's no need for you to struggle trying to correct this plant then don't, if you want to use it as an experience and see what it takes to get her back in track go for it.
I just gave you my personal opinion on the matter, everyone goes about their grows differently and I respect that, so whatever you decide to do we will all try and help you as best we can. Keep us updated.
Thank you
