Indoor Afghan Kush Ryder and Russian Rocket Fuel Grow Log

[Dutch1]

I ended up using this product for my Gnat issues. It worked very well. I sprayed it directly onto the soil, and never had another gnat encounter.


Here is a pic of the two AKR at day 21 (Back), The RRF(front) and Fruit
(Far right) are at day 14. The two smaller 1g felt pots are "BC God Bud" bonus seeds I got out of a bag, and figured i would germ them to see if at least I can get 1 female.

 

[Northern Grower]

God bud is nice.. Look for grapefruit sour citrus smells.

 

[AutoMan]

Nice ladies ya got there....just finished an akr....nice weed with a very nice citrusy odor and great flavor vaping...watch for an explosion of growth at about 4 weeks....great strain.

 

[KUDO]

:howdy:thery are looking nice for sure nice work,im just doing some RRF right now mine are about day 35 now,but your grils are looking so nice
Kudo

 

[Dutch1]

Day 30 from seed:

I think I have a little bit of Nute burn on the AKR's. I gave them a feeding of 1 teaspoon Grow Big/ 1 gallon of water at the 3.5 week mark, and caused some burn. I think this is because I am using a hot soil. ( Ocean Forrest) Odly enough I fed this same water/nute combo to my RRF and Fruit which are a week younger and they are fine. No signs of burn at all 3 days later. I began a flush of the AKR, using about 2/3 gallon of PH'ed water every other day. (Two waterings so far.) New growth on the other AKR is fine, and just the very tips of new leaves are yellow, but on the 2nd AKR about a third of the new leaves are yellow, and the sides of the new leaves are folded or curled in towards the bottom a little.

 

[Dutch1]

Day 31: No improvment. In fact I would say the larger AKR, the one that suffered the worst of the nute burn is looking worse. More of the new leafs look yellow, almost 50% now.

I will post some pics later today, but I put together some basic information. If someone would give me some pointers on how to proceed from here I would appriciate it.

I am using a 50-50 mix of Fox farms ocean forrest and happy frog potting soil. 5 gallon pots. Fox farm nute trio.

Week 1: No waterings aside from initial pre-soak of soil.
Week2: Watered with about 1/2 gallon filtered tap water (sat for 24 hours+) with a PH of about 6.
Week 3: Supplemental wattering early in the week, 1/2 gallon filtered tap with PH of 6.
Week 3.5: 1g filtered Tap mixed with 1 tea spoon Grow Big.
By the begining of week 4 I noticed the nute burn, which is the pic in the previous post (#36).

Yesterday I flushed the AKR again, this time with water PH'ed a little higher around 6.6 and tested the run off. It came out at 5.7. I assume that I should continue using water PH'ed in the high 6's, and try to increase the ph in the soil.

When should I start using the Blooming nutes? In what dose? Any suggestions would be appriciated.

 

[Dutch1]

Please help. Here are some pics.

 

[AndyBotwin]

Hopefully someone with more experience will chime in, but I'd probably go one more flush with pH'ed water to try an get up into the 6+ range before hitting it with the bloom nutes. Just to make sure you don't drop your soil too low and end up in nute lockout. Maybe a 1/2 teaspoon to start with and then ramp it up from there.

 

[Northern Grower]

It might be a good idea to do a flush anyhow. To wash out some of the nutes. Especially if she is still having issues, since your last watering with nutes..

Edit: i seen you just flushed.

I would see how she looks in a few days now. If she is showing signs of def, then it's time to feed again. But do a lower dosage next time, since she didn't like the full spoon.

 

[FullDuplex]

I agree with the two above on this one, she may need a good flush again before you feed her. I always like a good flush until the pH is balanced before i feed again.
She should have enough in her to go through about a week with out feeding, of course if she shows signs of needing it then feed, but like mentioned above lightly.
some like nutes and others do not. This seems to be the case in where she either did not like the nutes because she was feeding good at where she was, or it was just too high of a dose.

either way a few flushes should get you back on track. On another note too, if i use bloom food i usually do not feed until bud set and then every other watering for a week as long as the plant can take it.