First, I would feel more comfortable letting you all know, that I am prescribed medical marijuana and have my medical marijuana card. I also live in a legalized state. Been growing for around 6 years on and off. Auto's and Photo's. I am fairly new to forums.
Let me just start off by saying the beginning and of this grow did not go as planned. Oh, and the genetics came from a reputable source, that I personally have used since I started growing. I started 6 seeds in plugs, and then planted them in a small pot. (Which I intended on putting into finishing pots very quickly) All but one germinated in the first 48 hours. I think the one that didn't germinate was because I picked up the plug to see if the seed cracked and couldnt get a good look, so I shook it around. I am pretty sure I flipped the seed so the taproot was growing towards the light. Caught that one and fixed it maybe a week or two later. The other five started growing nicely, seemed quite healthy, non leggy too. Although, no signs of budding at week three at all. All the nodes were nice and tight. I did stress my ladies out significantly in the beginning. First with not putting them in there finishing parts and waiting too long to transplant, pH lock out, slight nutrient burn, some heat stress. I have been having a hard time regulating the temperature as it's winter here. The heat stress was from a small heater I keep in the grow area. One of the problems may be all of my strains are different. I know I shouldn't have a bunch of different strains with each other but that's what I have to work with right now. The last one to grow is much much smaller than the rest of them. But with only half starting to bud, I started them on 12/12. Left them on 12/12 for about a week and a half. I switched to 18/6 today. I really hope I don't screw anything up. They are all currently in (beginning stages) budding. I don't really know, that's why I'm here. Though, they have maintained a pretty healthy look, besides obvious signs of nutrient lock out. Luckily, only effected 2 of my ladies visually. Currently no real signs of unhealthy growth. It appears I have fixed the ph issue as well as the other stuff. Now looking back, they could've been lacking the proper nutrients to begin budding????? Are they going to even finish budding? Or can I expect sudden death soon, due to ruderalis life cycle??? Please help! I can attach pics at lights on if needed. Any and all insight appreciated! Thank you in advance!
Dazed & confused,
Maryjaned
Let me just start off by saying the beginning and of this grow did not go as planned. Oh, and the genetics came from a reputable source, that I personally have used since I started growing. I started 6 seeds in plugs, and then planted them in a small pot. (Which I intended on putting into finishing pots very quickly) All but one germinated in the first 48 hours. I think the one that didn't germinate was because I picked up the plug to see if the seed cracked and couldnt get a good look, so I shook it around. I am pretty sure I flipped the seed so the taproot was growing towards the light. Caught that one and fixed it maybe a week or two later. The other five started growing nicely, seemed quite healthy, non leggy too. Although, no signs of budding at week three at all. All the nodes were nice and tight. I did stress my ladies out significantly in the beginning. First with not putting them in there finishing parts and waiting too long to transplant, pH lock out, slight nutrient burn, some heat stress. I have been having a hard time regulating the temperature as it's winter here. The heat stress was from a small heater I keep in the grow area. One of the problems may be all of my strains are different. I know I shouldn't have a bunch of different strains with each other but that's what I have to work with right now. The last one to grow is much much smaller than the rest of them. But with only half starting to bud, I started them on 12/12. Left them on 12/12 for about a week and a half. I switched to 18/6 today. I really hope I don't screw anything up. They are all currently in (beginning stages) budding. I don't really know, that's why I'm here. Though, they have maintained a pretty healthy look, besides obvious signs of nutrient lock out. Luckily, only effected 2 of my ladies visually. Currently no real signs of unhealthy growth. It appears I have fixed the ph issue as well as the other stuff. Now looking back, they could've been lacking the proper nutrients to begin budding????? Are they going to even finish budding? Or can I expect sudden death soon, due to ruderalis life cycle??? Please help! I can attach pics at lights on if needed. Any and all insight appreciated! Thank you in advance!
Dazed & confused,
Maryjaned