Dinafem Dinafem Critical+ 2.0 Auto

[davisgirl]

May 9th, 2019 33 Days
She is growing good and frosting up a bit already.
53 cm (21 inches) tall now and starting to give off a deep dankity-dank sweet aroma.

Omg she’s got lots of baby buds all over, she’s a beauty. Nice job!

 

[Dinafem-Mark]

From.day 26-29-32 you can see a massive difference in growth and she's well into bloom

Some nice budsites showing and by the look of things trichome production has kicked in

Looking in really good shape and flowering very well

I would say another 5 maybe 7 day's of vertical growth then all focus will be on big fat bud production

Looking on track for a very nice harvest. First let's watch the flower show

Until next time

All the best

Mark..

 

[Trooperwife]

I follow your post closely but I can't see the images, always shows

 

[Jeff in Canada]

I follow your post closely but I can't see the images, always shows

Hmm, I don't know why the images are not showing for you.
All of them are linked from my AFN Album. Maybe you can see them here: https://www.autoflower.org/media/albums/dinafem-critical-2-0-auto.890/

@Waira do you know why @Trooperwife can't view the images in my post? Sorry for the bother.

 

[Trooperwife]

No luck. I clicked the link but it shows error, ''You do not have permission to view this album.''

Anyway, hope it will be sorted soon as I remember your last grow with the great setup (looks very cool), really would like to follow this grow. Good luck and keep the nice grow.

 

[Jeff in Canada]

No luck. I clicked the link but it shows error, ''You do not have permission to view this album.''

Anyway, hope it will be sorted soon as I remember your last grow with the great setup (looks very cool), really would like to follow this grow. Good luck and keep the nice grow.

@Trooperwife That's strange because that album was set on "Members Only" permission. If you are signed in, you should be able to view it. I've changed the permission to "Everyone". See if you can view it now.

 

[Trooperwife]

Yeah, I can see it now Keep on the good grow to show us all :smoking:

 

[Jeff in Canada]

May 12th, 2019: 36 Days
3rd Feeding: 1mL/L FloraMirco, 1mL/L FloraBloom, 0.6 mL/L Liquid Kool Bloom: 6.6 PH, 569 PPM (starting PPM 162).

May 13th, 2019: 37 Days
I have noticed that the very first set of leaves and the next set of leaves after the first set have started to yellow. The 2nd set of leaves have also developed some spots. I have also noticed that the next set of leaves after these are showing a sign that the spots may be moving up the plant. Is this anything to worry about? Photos below.
Very bottom set of leaves are yellowing and getting spots

Close up of the second set of leaves

It looks like the spots may be moving up the plant (third set of leaves)

I know that yellowing of the bottom leaves is somewhat normal when flowering kicks into gear but I want to correct anything if it needs correcting before something runs away on me. Perhaps it's nothing much to worry about but I do not know for sure. So far my knowledge says that it looks like a mobile nutrient deficiency, perhaps Phosphorus but the world wide web scares the shit out of me with all it's mosaic virus, spotted leaf disease and your plant is doomed kind of talk

 

[Dinafem-Mark]

May 12th, 2019: 36 Days
3rd Feeding: 1mL/L FloraMirco, 1mL/L FloraBloom, 0.6 mL/L Liquid Kool Bloom: 6.6 PH, 569 PPM (starting PPM 162).

May 13th, 2019: 37 Days
I have noticed that the very first set of leaves and the next set of leaves after the first set have started to yellow. The 2nd set of leaves have also developed some spots. I have also noticed that the next set of leaves after these are showing a sign that the spots may be moving up the plant. Is this anything to worry about? Photos below.
Very bottom set of leaves are yellowing and getting spots

Close up of the second set of leaves

It looks like the spots may be moving up the plant (third set of leaves)

I know that yellowing of the bottom leaves is somewhat normal when flowering kicks into gear but I want to correct anything if it needs correcting before something runs away on me. Perhaps it's nothing much to worry about but I do not know for sure. So far my knowledge says that it looks like a mobile nutrient deficiency, perhaps Phosphorus but the world wide web scares the shit out of me with all it's mosaic virus, spotted leaf disease and your plant is doomed kind of talk

You are right that plants will start to "yellow" up as bloom professes, typically more closer to harvest time

This is to early in the grow for this to be happening and is usually a sign of a deficiency. In this case in going to say it's lacking "calcium"

What are your ppm/ec values mate?

I would do a feed with a veg feed or do you have any cal/mag at hand?

Let me know how you get on my friend

All the best

Mark..

 

[Jeff in Canada]

You are right that plants will start to "yellow" up as bloom professes, typically more closer to harvest time

This is to early in the grow for this to be happening and is usually a sign of a deficiency. In this case in going to say it's lacking "calcium"

What are your ppm/ec values mate?

I would do a feed with a veg feed or do you have any cal/mag at hand?

Let me know how you get on my friend

All the best

Mark..

Thanks Mark!! Much appreciated. The water that I am using (tap water after it sits for a few days) is around 160 PPM. The water that I feed with after adding nutrients is usually around 550-575 PPM. I have posted the feeding numbers previously in this journal. I have some FloraMirco that has calcium in it and I have been feeding with it. Maybe I'll try upping the amount a little. I'll keep an eye on it and report back. Thanks again!!