Indoor Blueberry Skunk Auto

Day 15:

Thankfully, she is continuing to make progress and the color of the leaves also seem to be turning a darker shade of green finally

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Day 15:

Thankfully, she is continuing to make progress and the color of the leaves also seem to be turning a darker shade of green finally

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Looking better. But what’s concerning is the cotyledon turning yellow already. Bit odd so early on. How much are you feeding her currently ppm wise bro? Might be time to bump her feeds up a lil bit. Try mix some calmag in if you have any too. It could be possible that she has used up her nutrients in those leaves. They do use them up quickly, but mine don’t usually start dying off until around 3-4 weeks in. I think she is getting hungry for more food now that she is getting better

Edit:
Just went back a page and noticed you fed ph water and 150 ppm of nutrients.

What I suggest is that you bump those nutrients up to around 350. Do that for a few days then continue to work up. I never really go over 600 ppms. My autos thrive around 500-550
 
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Looking better. But what’s concerning is the cotyledon turning yellow already. Bit odd so early on. How much are you feeding her currently ppm wise bro? Might be time to bump her feeds up a lil bit. Try mix some calmag in if you have any too. It could be possible that she has used up her nutrients in those leaves. They do use them up quickly, but mine don’t usually start dying off until around 3-4 weeks in. I think she is getting hungry for more food now that she is getting better

Edit:
Just went back a page and noticed you fed ph water and 150 ppm of nutrients.

What I suggest is that you bump those nutrients up to around 350. Do that for a few days then continue to work up. I never really go over 600 ppms. My autos thrive around 500-550

Thanks for the suggestion - I will increase the PPM tomorrow. Also, should I mix in 1ml of cal-mag per liter of feed or would that make things worse? My tap water is at 200PPM right now, so I am assuming there has to be a bunch of minerals in it already...
 
Thanks for the suggestion - I will increase the PPM tomorrow. Also, should I mix in 1ml of cal-mag per liter of feed or would that make things worse? My tap water is at 200PPM right now, so I am assuming there has to be a bunch of minerals in it already...

Check your water supply on the internet for your town. It should be easily accessible I think.

What are you feeding your girls? Which nutrients? From there I can suggest a bit better for ya
 
Check your water supply on the internet for your town. It should be easily accessible I think.

What are you feeding your girls? Which nutrients? From there I can suggest a bit better for ya

The country I am in, water reports don't exist unless I get it tested myself. I am feeding custom nutes that's made by a buddy of mine - he has provided me with a dosing chart. This is my first time using it, so don't have any prior experience with it.
 
Day 16:

No issues to report - she continues to grow. I will add cal-mag to the nutes tomorrow (I think it helped a lot when I added it a few feeds ago)
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Runtz also seems to be doing ok
Day 2:
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Day 17:

I fed her 1 liter of PH 5.8 water with 200+ PPM of nutes and cal-mag. She seems to be liking it. I am still at 550 PPFD, should I increase the light intensity?

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Runtz Day 3:
Should I feed her a tiny bit of nutes or leave her as is?

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Day 19:
Blueberry Skunk - It finally seems to be taking off. The stem has gotten significantly thicker and leaves and nodes separation are also growing quite well. Lesson learnt is to ensure sufficient nutes are being fed early on, especially in a coco/perlite medium (which has no in-built nutrients)
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Day 05:
Runtz - I have been feeding her 50PPM nutes at Ph 5.9 for the past couple of days and she seems to be liking it (still at 300 PPFD)
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