J3rryswinger
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Looks like a couple fan leaves are blocking potential bud sites, should I cut these fan leaves off?
Keep em going. You’ll make more mistakes, trust me. No sense in starting over and making the mistakes you would have made on the first round.
Yea im gonna stop messing with them from now until harvest. I have a little trouble with watering and feeding, I use coco n perlite using canna nutrients, try to feed every other day but sometimes it feels still wet so I let them go a little longer, feels more like soil than anythingOn my first grow I tried to leave them alone and concentrated on learning proper watering technique.
I wanted to fiddle with them, but realized I could easily love them to death.
My goal was to get them over the finish line alive.
The yield wasn't huge, but it was quality smoke. A big success for me.
very good point. I get frustrated pretty easily, especially since I’m alone in this and I have no one to show me how to do things
Pick the pot up, that will tell you how much water it there.Yea im gonna stop messing with them from now until harvest. I have a little trouble with watering and feeding, I use coco n perlite using canna nutrients, try to feed every other day but sometimes it feels still wet so I let them go a little longer, feels more like soil than anything
Thanks bud. With using coco+perlite, should I water until a significant amount of runoff comes out, basically flushing out the previous feed? I measure EC of runoff once a week and they seem to be eating wellPick the pot up, that will tell you how much water it there.
I water till 10-15% run off... but I water everyday with nutrients in every watering. I try to keep my in going ec within 300 of my runoff ec... just givin my 2 centsThanks bud. With using coco+perlite, should I water until a significant amount of runoff comes out, basically flushing out the previous feed? I measure EC of runoff once a week and they seem to be eating well
Looks to me like Ph swings with the leaves.Any ideas what this could be? No other evidence of pests other than leaves that look eaten