New Grower new grower Green o Magic and some clone unknow strain .... Low experience.
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Hey man, I'm impressed with the grow so far. What are your basic nutes used here? I think I see N and/or Mg deficiency on your lower leaves. How much Cha Ching are you feeding now?
I'm still in the pseudo 'new grower' phase smokerz, with about 18 months of Fox Farm usage under my belt. So I'll give you my opinion but maybe someone else more senior will stop in.
Your girl is quite small, and the main fan leaves are looking pale. I wonder if that is a result of transplanting or lack of light or other environmental issue?
I think you still need to run some veg nutes for another week or two at least, especially if you're only at week 4 (I counted you up to week 6.5 so far though, did I make a mistake?). Do you have Grow Big/Big Bloom over there too? If not, what Vegging fertilizer do u have?
Cha-Ching is usually used the last 4 weeks (w8-12), and it's also very powerful fertilizer supplement meant to be used in conjunction with standard bloom nutes like
Tiger Bloom. I suppose if you have nothing else then it's worth a try, but with your plant being so small I'm not sure you will see much of a benefit from using Cha-Ching. 1/4 tsp per 1.5 liter is too much (according to the instructions) and may cause a problem for you.
Overall the bud is looking decent and can see some trichs forming so think you're in a good place still.
How are those clones doing?
-Nomis
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Your girl is quite small, and the main fan leaves are looking pale. I wonder if that is a result of transplanting or lack of light or other environmental issue?
I think you still need to run some veg nutes for another week or two at least, especially if you're only at week 4 (I counted you up to week 6.5 so far though, did I make a mistake?). Do you have Grow Big/Big Bloom over there too? If not, what Vegging fertilizer do u have?
Cha-Ching is usually used the last 4 weeks (w8-12), and it's also very powerful fertilizer supplement meant to be used in conjunction with standard bloom nutes like
Tiger Bloom. I suppose if you have nothing else then it's worth a try, but with your plant being so small I'm not sure you will see much of a benefit from using Cha-Ching. 1/4 tsp per 1.5 liter is too much (according to the instructions) and may cause a problem for you.Overall the bud is looking decent and can see some trichs forming so think you're in a good place still.
How are those clones doing?
-Nomis
:Sharing One:
i think this fail begin at week 4 i add some bloom fertilizer for her(that time i not have any foxfarm fertilizer). and i flush out before i use cha ching. yet my plant approx 6.5 week. and now i add little ff beastie (1/4tsp per 4 litre water) that way it better more than add cha-ching right? and when i start cha ching again.?
thank you so much for advice.
apologize for my poor English language.
thank you so much for advice.
apologize for my poor English language.
Looking back over your grow I'm gonna guess that your girl got 'stunted' when you transplanted her. This is common for many auto flower plants, and many people recommend starting the seed in the final container and not bother with transplanting. Personally I germinate in a wet paper towel and then put the seed directly into my 5 gallon soil container.
You also appear to be using a perlite/vermiculite mix for soil, in the hempy grow style? But the last set of pictures looks like soil mix? I am intrigued as I'm looking to move into Hempy growing.
But if this is the case, then you most certainly will need to provide the base nutrients to the roots through the fertilizer in your water. It's very much like hydro, so the water must be fresh and contain all the food your plant wants.
Here's a link to the feed schedule, the supplements are listed at the bottom:
http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/images/pdf/SoilENG-Q2.pdf
Beastie Bloomz (0-50-30) contains no Nitrogen, whereas Cha Ching (9-50-10) has some N to keep things green at the end. Neither are meant to be used by themselves. They are meant to be used in conjunction with Grow Big/Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom or similar product line from another company. You may not be getting the 'base nutrients' you need for a healthy grow.
My impression is that you only have BB and CC available right now. If that's the case I'd just stick with the Cha-Ching until done. But really you don't need either product, a standard bloom fertilizer like Tiger Bloom (2-8-4) should be sufficient when used with Big Bloom:
http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/index.php/item/tiger-bloom-liquid-plant-food.html
http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/index.php/item/big-bloom-liquid-plant-food.html
Anyway dude your little girl looks ok, so for your first time I think you are doing pretty good there! If you can keep her healthy for a couple more weeks I think you'll get a couple of decent buds off her.
:smoke:
You also appear to be using a perlite/vermiculite mix for soil, in the hempy grow style? But the last set of pictures looks like soil mix? I am intrigued as I'm looking to move into Hempy growing.
But if this is the case, then you most certainly will need to provide the base nutrients to the roots through the fertilizer in your water. It's very much like hydro, so the water must be fresh and contain all the food your plant wants.
Here's a link to the
feed schedule, the supplements are listed at the bottom:http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/images/pdf/SoilENG-Q2.pdf
Beastie Bloomz (0-50-30) contains no Nitrogen, whereas Cha Ching (9-50-10) has some N to keep things green at the end. Neither are meant to be used by themselves. They are meant to be used in conjunction with Grow Big/Big Bloom/Tiger Bloom or similar product line from another company. You may not be getting the 'base nutrients' you need for a healthy grow.
My impression is that you only have BB and CC available right now. If that's the case I'd just stick with the Cha-Ching until done. But really you don't need either product, a standard bloom fertilizer like Tiger Bloom (2-8-4) should be sufficient when used with Big Bloom:
http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/index.php/item/tiger-bloom-liquid-plant-food.html
http://foxfarmfertilizer.com/index.php/item/big-bloom-liquid-plant-food.html
Anyway dude your little girl looks ok, so for your first time I think you are doing pretty good there! If you can keep her healthy for a couple more weeks I think you'll get a couple of decent buds off her.
:smoke:
7week
it look bad. bottom leaf change to yellow and bud not big T_T.
from last picture it producing seeds or not? do u see?
at week 5-6 i has pollinate with thai mj. now i got seeds right?
and how long i can harvest that seeds.?
it look bad. bottom leaf change to yellow and bud not big T_T.
from last picture it producing seeds or not? do u see?at week 5-6 i has pollinate with thai mj. now i got seeds right?
and how long i can harvest that seeds.?
Hey man, I think it's still ok to harvest that bud. It's a learning experience for you, and you still got at least a little something instead of nothing.
I think the transplanting and lack of vegging nutes held this back for you. My suggestion for your next grow is to obtain a PH meter & a full range of fertilizer if you plan to stick with the perlite/vermiculite mix. You could also try a premix soil such as Happy Frog which contains most of the vegging food your plant will need for the first 30 days.
I'd recommend starting a new grow journal before germinating your next seed, and describe your plans for the grow including all equipment/soil/nutes etc. The AFN community can provide input before you start, to make sure you are growing under optimal conditions.
Best of luck dude
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I think the transplanting and lack of vegging nutes held this back for you. My suggestion for your next grow is to obtain a PH meter & a full range of fertilizer if you plan to stick with the perlite/vermiculite mix. You could also try a premix soil such as
Happy Frog which contains most of the vegging food your plant will need for the first 30 days. I'd recommend starting a new grow journal before germinating your next seed, and describe your plans for the grow including all equipment/soil/nutes etc. The AFN community can provide input before you start, to make sure you are growing under optimal conditions.
Best of luck dude
:Sharing One:
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