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Okay ones getting bad, idk why but shes not drinking the water very fast and new growth is brown. she almost doubled in size but isnt looking too healthy. anything i should do?
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day 9! got second set of leaves coming, plants are starting to turn back to that nice green colour. One of them has some brown growth on new leaves but its coming in green now, idk whats up with that. Ive been having trouble with the soil too. not drying out and can only water every 2 days but it makes sense, still tiny and in a tiny pot. Also finally not using a computer to hold my plants up lol.
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Never let coco dry out, I water my seedlings nearly every day even if they still have water weight. Letting coco dry out can lock salts to the fibers and cause nutrient lockout, brown leaves and all types of deficiencies.day 9! got second set of leaves coming, plants are starting to turn back to that nice green colour. One of them has some brown growth on new leaves but its coming in green now, idk whats up with that. Ive been having trouble with the soil too. not drying out and can only water every 2 days but it makes sense, still tiny and in a tiny pot. Also finally not using a computer to hold my plants up lol.
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Yeah haven't let it dry out just like first inch at the absolute most. They're just growing a little slow so I don't wanna water too muchNever let coco dry out, I water my seedlings nearly every day even if they still have water weight. Letting coco dry out can lock salts to the fibers and cause nutrient lockout, brown leaves and all types of deficiencies.
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Hey Kindred, Thanks for the journal.
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thanks for joining!Hey Kindred, Thanks for the journal.
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They are growing nicely, great job nursing the young onesday 15!
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day 17. didnt turn the lights off so they look kinda yellow, only one thats actually getting yellow is on the right though, its starting from the centre of leaves dont know what it is yet couldve just been too much water so ill let it dry out a bit longer.
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also planted another seed from some free ones i got in bc, hopefully female lol
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day 18? okay so i transplanted them.. i know the pot was too big but only option and I can keep up with the nutes and water. hopefully i didnt shock them too much, i was a little rushed should have slowed down. sorry the roots pic is kinda out of focus but it was really hard to take with one hand.
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Sweet man, their gonna start taking off with all that space to roam. Pulling up a chair. Peace
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Nice roots before the pot up! I have 4 cali og cush/hazes that broke the soil yesterday and today. Hope they are as healthy as yours! They sure start out tiny
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Kindred they look great!
I had a few that looked just like that color green. Maybe its the camera but they look a nice healthy green to me.
If you have one that go really really dark green with rigid skinny leaves, - make sure to clone if you want a keeper of a pheno.
The dark green w/ sharp leaves - smells like champange and old fruit, I have One and shes completely frosted out!!! I took a clone and shes alittle frosty even in veg lol.
Good luck with yours ladies- the lighter color green plants, grow with all look, speed, and smell of the OG side.
I had one girl of my pack just finish at 11 weeks - and the fuel and citrus smell is faking amazing.
The type of bud to make smell influence the others, crazy.
Yours plants will blow up in the best way with all that space, you picked a very nice size I must say.
How long to do you plan to veg?
Sorry for the rant just excited for you lol - much respect
I had a few that looked just like that color green. Maybe its the camera but they look a nice healthy green to me.
If you have one that go really really dark green with rigid skinny leaves, - make sure to clone if you want a keeper of a pheno.
The dark green w/ sharp leaves - smells like champange and old fruit, I have One and shes completely frosted out!!! I took a clone and shes alittle frosty even in veg lol.
Good luck with yours ladies- the lighter color green plants, grow with all look, speed, and smell of the OG side.
I had one girl of my pack just finish at 11 weeks - and the fuel and citrus smell is faking amazing.
The type of bud to make smell influence the others, crazy.
Yours plants will blow up in the best way with all that space, you picked a very nice size I must say.
How long to do you plan to veg?
Sorry for the rant just excited for you lol - much respect
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