Right, so when she started bloom I wojld
Give her biobizz bloom feed (once per week) and a tiny bit of superthrive.
As I thought she was done, I flushed her a few days ago. Given todays comments, I have fed with biobizz bloom once again.
she’s in garden soil lol , nothing special.
I thought she was done and ready to chop!!
it happens to the best of us at first. My first was a GG auto and did the same thing. First round of stigma browned up and retracted around week 8 of flower and I assumed that was it so stopped feeding supplemental and started watering straight tap every third day instead of second. It faded nicely over a week and then all of a sudden it had new stigma all over the tops of every main branch. Didn't realize they usually pop and second round of stigma late on.
The fade looks uniform enough that it is still in a state of uptake. It should resume as normal.
I've switched to yard soil indoors this run as I always had a more even fade strangely when using good, mineralized soil instead of potting mix. With the potting mixes I was using indoors the fade would come on quick, was always followed by necrosis very quickly if not caught fast and the leaves would fall off. When I was using garden soil outside, I'd always get a more uniform fade and a bit more time to catch it. Might be due to the larger pots outside though.
the crazy thing is that the cheap mix (50% yard soil, 30% coco and 20% perlite) is working better than most of the expensive mixes I've tried. I think I've been over-loving for a while. It's all tap water so far as well, ones like 8 weeks old with the other two at 6 weeks flat. They seem to like the mineral content and lower feed in the garden soils over an abundance of salts and a less prominent mineral profile.
Just wanted to go on a tangent.
, just need to know when to chop.
