Indoor DP Snowstorm #2 and Autoblueberry Test-Grow

[testor]

Here they are under the HPS.

The Blueberry did not fill out as I hoped for the moment. And I do not like the shape they are in.

My Light is 20 cm above Canopy. Is that not a good distance? Does anyone have an idea to get them in better shape (Besides Another light or liquid nutes)?

Should I put a little bottle of fermenting sugar in for Higher CO2?

Temps are between 20 and 26 degrees Celsius. Humidity around 35%.

 

[testor]

Just installed my Low-Tech CO2 System :dance2:



I put 200g of sugar in a 1,5l water bottle, filled it up with water, gave it a good shake, added some yeast and let nature do the rest. We will see how this turns out...:scope: Put her right next to the intake fans.

Anyone ever tried this system? How long does a bottle last until fermentation declines?

 

[testor]

Day 35

some Bud shots of the Autoblueberry (she smells nice already!):

Beginning of Flowering on the sidebranch of Snowstorm Nr1 right next to a AB leaf:

early budding on the Snowstorm Nr2:

Is this a Symptom of Calcium deficiency?

They show signs of what seems to be Nitrogen deficiency as well. My soil mix must have been a little light or my PH-Tester is broken (shows PH at 6,3). Will test that later this week As I said no supplementary nutrients for this grow.

 

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Day 37
I mulched the top layer with compost from horse manure. Maybe this will bring these ladies back on track.

Autoblueberry


Snowstorm Nr1


Snowstorm Nr2


the cab

 

[testor]

Can somebody help me out here please?

Snowstorm Nr1 has some sick leafs. She is in the same soil mix and gets the same water as the other two:

I am thinking it could be Calcium deficiency but I want to be sure. I read that you can do a foliar spray with dolomite but I do not know the exact recipe.

The other two have yellowing Fan leafs. And do not look right to me either. The Autoblueberry has a yellowish tint to her. Even on the top leafs. I was first thinking that it could be light bleaching as the rest of the plant looked fine but now I do not know anymore.

To Hell with the no Nutes Test. They look sick and I think it is because my Soil mix was not diverse enough (PH Test later this week will show if that is so). Can somebody point me to a good compost tea recipe where i do not need to have a pump to aerate? Could I maybe stir the tea from time to time over the weekend and have a similar effect?

I am borrowing a PH meter from a friend this week to see if mine is off somehow.

Anyway help would be greatly appreciated!!!

Happy Growing and Toking for you Folks out there!:group:

 

[deuce]

you may have more than one problem there.looks to me like they are lacking nitrogen too.have a look at this and see if it helps

 

[testor]

Thanks for the fast reply!

Yeah thats what I thought as well. There Should be enough N in the soil for them IMO. I hope my PH is not off. I will try to get my hands on another PH-meter as soon as possible. Do you know a good source for PH-Up or PH-Down with fast delivery? Or household-ingredients that do the trick?

I do not want to use Store bought Nutes... Do you have any pointers on the compost tea or the dolomite foilar spray?

 

[deuce]

i use vinegar to ph down, ive never had to ph up but i believe baking soda works. i also have never used teas or foliar sprays. sorry i cant be of more help to you bro:smokebuds:

 

[testor]

No worries! Thank you very much for taking the Time and helping me! :smokebuds:

What Kind of Vinegar works best for you?