Search results

More photos

I’m only 50 days into flower on a 70 day strain (QCS OG Kush fem). Problem is I’m noticing quite a bit of amber Trichomes. This is the first time I checked. Sorry for the crappy pictures, also first time using a handheld wireless magnifier. Haven’t flushed yet either! Grrr

I started counting weeks when I flipped to 12/12. The short answer is I haven't fed them much at all, as I transplanted to fresh Ocean Forest a week before I flipped to 12/12. I've basically been watering them with CalMag'd RO water pH'd to 6-6.5 since last transplant. I added crab shell meal...

There is definitely something going on. I am still leaning towards phosphorus. Any one have thoughts about what is going on? Creeping up on 7 weeks... pictures attached.

Makes sense. It is definitely something I would've done 2 months ago. I've been real cautious, as this grow started off really poorly. I was using tap water, not pH'ing, overwatering, underwatering... etc. I'm super tentative now, as I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Especially...

Ok thanks. Just wanted to get some eyes on it before I dose the shit out of them with a macro and end up tanking my first grow with 3-4 weeks left. haha

The purple leaves and Google, I suppose. Like I said in my original post, I haven't really fed them much since trasnplanting 6+ weeks ago. I added crab shell meal and FF Tomato and Veggie to the soil when I transplanted and they've been thriving thus far. I know I'm probably 2-3 weeks out from...

Hey there. I’m curious if my leaves are exhibiting the signs of phosphorus deficiency. They’re about 5.5 weeks into flowering. QCS O.G. kush feminized. Soil (FF OF) With a transplant from 3gal to 7gal a week before flower. I just started feeding them FF 3-part at half strength, as they looked...

See attached pictures

A quick update and a question. Things are going a lot better now. I'll post another response with some pictures. I completed the final transplant and flipped these guys to flower last week. I also swapped up lights, as I had some issues with my DIY setup (it wasn't even the light, it was a...

Nice! Thanks a lot.

That's interesting. Everything I've read says to wait until the plant has like 5+ nodes, then top the new growth. Have any resources that document cutting off multiple nodes? If I go forward with this to prevent them from getting to tall, I don't want to fuck it up. They have already had a...

Alright, cool; that is good to know. Do you LST after your first top or just let them grow out? I tried using this tutorial: https://www.growweedeasy.com/lbhs-famous-4-way-lst-tutorial-plus-topping-sub-tutorial but I destroyed the first plant I tried to tie down. I broke the main branch right...

Really? I thought you should only top on the freshest newest growth on the top. So I can actually go way down low and top? Get them back to like 1 foot or so (ostensibly halving their height)?

Fuck, that's a good point. I should've done that a couple weeks ago. They're already so god damn tall. Should I cover the exposed roots with more soil for now? Can they be harmed by being exposed? Lots of lessons learned on this first run. I will top again tomorrow and put up the trellis net on...

Absolutely. I had pH issues from the very beginning. They actually look wayyyy better than they did a month ago. I guess my concern is if I keep trying to nurse them back to full 100% health they'll be 3'+ feet tall by the time I hit flowering. Then if they stretch way too much, I'll run out of...

Whew... that I can deal with. She is the only one not really drinking. I may kill her off along with my other nearly dead plant in the picture. That one is sooooo far gone haha. I think 4 will suffice for personal consumption. I actually just did the final transplant (3 to 7 gallon fabric pots)...

Here is my original thread for the nutrient deficiencies and such. https://rollitup.org/t/theyre-not-doing-so-great-first-time-grower-long-time-listener.1014282/

Hi all This is my first grow. I fucked it up big time, but things are slowly getting better. However, today I went to water my plants and the one that didn't really recover too well looks like it isn't drinking. It still feels saturated. I took a closer look and I think maybe the roots or soil...

I think things are starting to look better, but hard to tell. I also think that epsom salt foliar feed left some residue. It does look like there is some slight burn on the tips of new growth, but I could be mistaken.