No, it's not for nothing! You should be excited! She's on her way to flowering.I got excited for nothing
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New Grower 1st GROW, Led, Soilless, "Organic", Smart Pots, 8 Strains
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Anthropolis
Canna Jedi in training.
Yes that's right, those appear to be the first initial flower hairs (pistils). They can appear green for the first couple days like in the picture, then white, then later orange or red as they age. They can show at the top of the plant first sometimes, or at the intersection of the main branches and stalk sometimes. It signals that the plant is indeed female. In nature, those hairs catch pollen and that is the entire point of all of it lol. Most of the time for us though, they're never gonna catch any pollen, and just become fat with protective oils / trichomes instead.
No, it's not for nothing! You should be excited! She's on her way to flowering.
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Great answer, thanks for the clarification! cool!
28-5-16
Watered 8.5lt of Ph 6.13
Bio Grow (0.5ml/l)
Bio Bloom (0.25ml/l)
Bio Heaven (0.125ml/l)
Top Max (0.125ml/l)
1tbspn per gallon of Mg Sulphate
EC 2460 TDS 1160
YEs I got a EC/TDS tester! I really don't know yet what numbers I need to aim for but I'll do my research today. If anyone can help with the subject Its much appreciated!
Watered 8.5lt of Ph 6.13
Bio Grow (0.5ml/l)
Bio Bloom (0.25ml/l)
Bio Heaven (0.125ml/l)
Top Max (0.125ml/l)
1tbspn per gallon of Mg Sulphate
EC 2460 TDS 1160
YEs I got a EC/TDS tester! I really don't know yet what numbers I need to aim for but I'll do my research today. If anyone can help with the subject Its much appreciated!
Is that the ppm measuring thing? If so, I keep mine between 850 and 950. Usually 950 right after feeding and let it go down to 850 - 810 before feeding again.
I check mine every day.
Yes TDS is measured in PPM, Thanks!
Is that the ppm measuring thing? If so, I keep mine between 850 and 950. Usually 950 right after feeding and let it go down to 850 - 810 before feeding again.
I check mine every day.
Good luck! I love it and feel like it really helps a lot!
By the way, for young seedlings, I keep around 300 or 400. Some people don't feed them at all when they've under 10 days or a couple of weeks old. If you overfeed a young seedling, the roots will be very thin because they don't need to get thick in order to suck nutrients.
They look great, really! Those spots are from light burn. I'd remove the burnt leaf and move the light further away a bit. Check again after 10 hoirs or longer. If you find a new leaf like that, move it a bit more. Only stop moving it away when you go for 24 hours without burn signs, that will be your ideal distance from the plants. Keep in mind, once the plants get taller, you'll have to reajust, so take note of that ideal distance for future adjustments.
The other leaves look like maybe heat stress, probably because of the warm light being close, and should improve as you get the right distance figured out. Do you have a thermometer in the room?
Good job, though. Other than that, they look awesome!
