My Barney's Farm Tangelo Rapido did not autoflower. I am growing it as a photoperiod plant now, under 12/12. Hoping she will smoke well and will be worth all the hassle.
Indoor Sweet Skunk Auto & Tangelo Rapido Auto - Kush's Low Budget Grow
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The Sweet Skunk plant got nute burned from too much Kristalon. Some of its leaves were crispy, hard and coarse to the touch - they felt like sandpaper.
Today I flushed the fuck out of it by running 10 liters of plain water through the soil. It was about time for it to get flushed anyway. From now on, I will be giving it only plain water until it is ready for harvest (hopefully around New Year's Eve).
Just purchased a clip-on macro lens for my smartphone from China. Waiting for it to arrive. I will use the lens to monitor the trichomes because I am going for a sedating couch-lock effect that knocks the user out and puts him to sleep. This means that I will not harvest until I see at least 80% of amber trichs.
Thanks for following my grow journal.
Today I flushed the fuck out of it by running 10 liters of plain water through the soil. It was about time for it to get flushed anyway. From now on, I will be giving it only plain water until it is ready for harvest (hopefully around New Year's Eve).
Just purchased a clip-on macro lens for my smartphone from China. Waiting for it to arrive. I will use the lens to monitor the trichomes because I am going for a sedating couch-lock effect that knocks the user out and puts him to sleep. This means that I will not harvest until I see at least 80% of amber trichs.
Thanks for following my grow journal.
After I installed my DIY carbon filter, the temperature in the box increased, which was expected. The temp is now 31 degrees Celsius, I think that this is quite hot.
The humidity is only 30%, which is another problem.
Today I noticed some of the leaves on the Tangelo Rapido going brown.
Is this heat stress? I believe that it is, but I need a second opinion on this.
I am still waiting for my Macro lens to arrive from China, but I managed to take a somewhat OK photo of the trichomes on the Sweet Skunk, using just my phone camera without a macro lens. The trichs appear to be a combination of clear and milky. Not even a single amber one. This tells me that we still have a long way to go before its harvest time.
The humidity is only 30%, which is another problem.
Today I noticed some of the leaves on the Tangelo Rapido going brown.
Is this heat stress? I believe that it is, but I need a second opinion on this.
I am still waiting for my Macro lens to arrive from China, but I managed to take a somewhat OK photo of the trichomes on the Sweet Skunk, using just my phone camera without a macro lens. The trichs appear to be a combination of clear and milky. Not even a single amber one. This tells me that we still have a long way to go before its harvest time.
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Phosphorus maybe or possibly manganese.
Post this in the infirmary bud. How was the ph in the last watering?
Phosphorus maybe or possibly manganese.
Post this in the infirmary bud. How was the ph in the last watering?
The Tangelo Rapido has been flower-nuted only once so far. It has been fed just plain water for the last three waterings.
The yellowing/browning of the leaves appeared overnight, after the temps went high.
I only have a soil pH meter. Last checked the pH about one month ago and it was ~7. That's a bit high, I know, but the plants have been loving it for the last month. There were no serious issues up until now.
Yes, I am using tap water.
Will do a new check on the pH of the soil soon.
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