New Grower Doogal's first auto attemp

[Doogal]

Howdy all, hope everyone is doing great today
We're on day 6 in the garden.
I found a spider with a green back in there today. Looked like a common cellar spider we'd get over here, long spindly legs, tiny green body. Its now running free outside, the little bastard

A little group shot :


The Chem Bubbly that came out of the soil with 3 leaves was drooping when I went into the tent this morning. Usually with most other plants I've grown I would put this down to over watering, so I'll hold off watering her for a little while just in case. I also noticed this on all 3 of her leaves, though it is very very faint.


To me it looks like an extremely faint orange/brown mark on each leaf, nothing on the underside of the leaves though. Coupled with the slight drooping I was a little worried about her, so I'll be keeping a close eye on her and any advice would be massively appreciated.

One of the Stress Killers I have growing seems to have a slight lightening of the leaves in VERY small 'dots'. I'm pretty sure this is because of the water spraying I've been doing in the tent. The water has evaporated on the leaf and left behind a mark. I'll be covering her and her twin sister with a cup before I spray in the tent again.


And finally a picture of the Chem City Blues. She is growing VERY slowly. Everyone else is at least 4 or 5 times her size. I'm still keeping her going as she seems like a fighter.


Just a side note, I actually love the @mephisto guys and what they do, however I think I must have had a bad batch of seeds, not ordered directly from Mephisto though.
I ordered 8 seeds for me and a friend to share, (7chem city blues and 1 Tyrone Special)5 didn't germinate at all (every other seed of any other company we tried did germinate, I did 11 seeds and he did 8) and this one doesn't look like it will make it either. Pretty disappointed considering the price of their seeds, they certainly don't come cheap. Spent well over £100 on 8 seeds.
As I said, I do love what they do and how they do it, so I will be ordering seeds from them directly for my next grow as I'm desperate to get some of their beans in soil.

Take it easy all and have a blessed day

 

[Dudeski]

Howdy all, hope everyone is doing great today
We're on day 6 in the garden.
I found a spider with a green back in there today. Looked like a common cellar spider we'd get over here, long spindly legs, tiny green body. Its now running free outside, the little bastard

A little group shot :
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The Chem Bubbly that came out of the soil with 3 leaves was drooping when I went into the tent this morning. Usually with most other plants I've grown I would put this down to over watering, so I'll hold off watering her for a little while just in case. I also noticed this on all 3 of her leaves, though it is very very faint.
View attachment 855585

To me it looks like an extremely faint orange/brown mark on each leaf, nothing on the underside of the leaves though. Coupled with the slight drooping I was a little worried about her, so I'll be keeping a close eye on her and any advice would be massively appreciated.

One of the Stress Killers I have growing seems to have a slight lightening of the leaves in VERY small 'dots'. I'm pretty sure this is because of the water spraying I've been doing in the tent. The water has evaporated on the leaf and left behind a mark. I'll be covering her and her twin sister with a cup before I spray in the tent again.
View attachment 855591

And finally a picture of the Chem City Blues. She is growing VERY slowly. Everyone else is at least 4 or 5 times her size. I'm still keeping her going as she seems like a fighter.
View attachment 855592

Just a side note, I actually love the @mephisto guys and what they do, however I think I must have had a bad batch of seeds, not ordered directly from Mephisto though.
I ordered 8 seeds for me and a friend to share, 5 didn't germinate at all (every other seed of any other company we tried did germinate, I did 11 seeds and he did 8) and this one doesn't look like it will make it either. Pretty disappointed considering the price of their seeds, they certainly don't come cheap. Spent well over £100 on 8 seeds.
As I said, I do love what they do and how they do it, so I will be ordering seeds from them directly for my next grow as I'm desperate to get some of their beans in soil.

Take it easy all and have a blessed day

The tri leaf will be ok, some babies get odd colors when young. You got 50 percent more leaf for photosynthesis!

 

[Doogal]

Thanks for the heads up @Dudeski much appreciated. I was a little worried that coupled with the drooping it might mean something untoward, however you've laid my mind at rest, cheers

 

[Boradan]

Howdy all, hope everyone is doing great today
We're on day 6 in the garden.
I found a spider with a green back in there today. Looked like a common cellar spider we'd get over here, long spindly legs, tiny green body. Its now running free outside, the little bastard

A little group shot :
View attachment 855584

The Chem Bubbly that came out of the soil with 3 leaves was drooping when I went into the tent this morning. Usually with most other plants I've grown I would put this down to over watering, so I'll hold off watering her for a little while just in case. I also noticed this on all 3 of her leaves, though it is very very faint.
View attachment 855585

To me it looks like an extremely faint orange/brown mark on each leaf, nothing on the underside of the leaves though. Coupled with the slight drooping I was a little worried about her, so I'll be keeping a close eye on her and any advice would be massively appreciated.

One of the Stress Killers I have growing seems to have a slight lightening of the leaves in VERY small 'dots'. I'm pretty sure this is because of the water spraying I've been doing in the tent. The water has evaporated on the leaf and left behind a mark. I'll be covering her and her twin sister with a cup before I spray in the tent again.
View attachment 855591

And finally a picture of the Chem City Blues. She is growing VERY slowly. Everyone else is at least 4 or 5 times her size. I'm still keeping her going as she seems like a fighter.
View attachment 855592

Just a side note, I actually love the @mephisto guys and what they do, however I think I must have had a bad batch of seeds, not ordered directly from Mephisto though.
I ordered 8 seeds for me and a friend to share, (7chem city blues and 1 Tyrone Special)5 didn't germinate at all (every other seed of any other company we tried did germinate, I did 11 seeds and he did 8) and this one doesn't look like it will make it either. Pretty disappointed considering the price of their seeds, they certainly don't come cheap. Spent well over £100 on 8 seeds.
As I said, I do love what they do and how they do it, so I will be ordering seeds from them directly for my next grow as I'm desperate to get some of their beans in soil.

Take it easy all and have a blessed day

The brown spots look like the start of a Cal Mag deficiency.
The light green spots on the other plant look like Variegation and nothing to worry about. I had similar, but a lot more distinct markings on one of my own plants.
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/deficiency-or-genetics.63170/

 

[Doogal]

Hey @Boradan and thanks for the reply.
The beginning of a cal deficiency wouldn't really surprise me considering how soft our water is here. I do have some AN calmag+ but didn't want to add anything other than Velo Kelp to my feed water for the first 10 days or so. Should the problem steer in the way of a definite cal deficiency, I can supplement in some calmag+ at maybe half strength?

I've dealt with Variegation before in a few of my outdoor non cannabis plants. It was quite prevalent in a certain crab apple plant I had and also in my fig tree, but I don't think this is the same thing, I mean, it could be and its just too early to tell, but will keep an eye out on it thanks.

I know this isn't exactly cannabis related, but a lot of people don't believe me when I say I managed to rear a fig tree in England, especially where I live as its one of the coldest places in England with the least light, so here are a couple of pictures, with some fruits. The tree is about 9 years in now :

and some lovely fig fruits


And just to show off, my other 2 favourites in the garden are this fucking GIANT rosemary plant. I've cut this down by about 30% before taking this photo.
It is a WILD rosemary plant that I found growing on a mountain in Scotland over 20 years ago. It looked extremely small and lonely nestled in between 2 rocks. It is the first thing I ever planted into soil with my own bare hands and it is way pungent. Probably my personal favourite plant of all time just because of the history I have with it.


And some sexy apples for you guys, wish you could taste them, so juicy. This particular tree is getting to about 17 years old I think, kinda losing track of these guys in my old age.
She used to get pretty ravaged by pests in her younger days. About 10 years ago I started to plant garlic, mint and nettles around her and ever since she's been clean as a whistle.


Sorry for sharing non cannabis related plants if its frowned upon. Take it easy everyone

 

[Boradan]

Hey @Boradan and thanks for the reply.
The beginning of a cal deficiency wouldn't really surprise me considering how soft our water is here. I do have some AN calmag+ but didn't want to add anything other than Velo Kelp to my feed water for the first 10 days or so. Should the problem steer in the way of a definite cal deficiency, I can supplement in some calmag+ at maybe half strength?

I've dealt with Variegation before in a few of my outdoor non cannabis plants. It was quite prevalent in a certain crab apple plant I had and also in my fig tree, but I don't think this is the same thing, I mean, it could be and its just too early to tell, but will keep an eye out on it thanks.

I know this isn't exactly cannabis related, but a lot of people don't believe me when I say I managed to rear a fig tree in England, especially where I live as its one of the coldest places in England with the least light, so here are a couple of pictures, with some fruits. The tree is about 9 years in now :
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and some lovely fig fruits
View attachment 855650

And just to show off, my other 2 favourites in the garden are this fucking GIANT rosemary plant. I've cut this down by about 30% before taking this photo.
It is a WILD rosemary plant that I found growing on a mountain in Scotland over 20 years ago. It looked extremely small and lonely nestled in between 2 rocks. It is the first thing I ever planted into soil with my own bare hands and it is way pungent. Probably my personal favourite plant of all time just because of the history I have with it.
View attachment 855651

And some sexy apples for you guys, wish you could taste them, so juicy. This particular tree is getting to about 17 years old I think, kinda losing track of these guys in my old age.
She used to get pretty ravaged by pests in her younger days. About 10 years ago I started to plant garlic, mint and nettles around her and ever since she's been clean as a whistle.
View attachment 855652

Sorry for sharing non cannabis related plants if its frowned upon. Take it easy everyone

Question...
Just how DO they get the Figs into Fig Rolls?????

 

[Doogal]

Was his name Jim Figgerty or something? I think he's the only one who knows mate, industry secret and all that jazz hahaha

 

[Dudeski]

Hey @Boradan and thanks for the reply.
The beginning of a cal deficiency wouldn't really surprise me considering how soft our water is here. I do have some AN calmag+ but didn't want to add anything other than Velo Kelp to my feed water for the first 10 days or so. Should the problem steer in the way of a definite cal deficiency, I can supplement in some calmag+ at maybe half strength?

I've dealt with Variegation before in a few of my outdoor non cannabis plants. It was quite prevalent in a certain crab apple plant I had and also in my fig tree, but I don't think this is the same thing, I mean, it could be and its just too early to tell, but will keep an eye out on it thanks.

I know this isn't exactly cannabis related, but a lot of people don't believe me when I say I managed to rear a fig tree in England, especially where I live as its one of the coldest places in England with the least light, so here are a couple of pictures, with some fruits. The tree is about 9 years in now :
View attachment 855649
and some lovely fig fruits
View attachment 855650

And just to show off, my other 2 favourites in the garden are this fucking GIANT rosemary plant. I've cut this down by about 30% before taking this photo.
It is a WILD rosemary plant that I found growing on a mountain in Scotland over 20 years ago. It looked extremely small and lonely nestled in between 2 rocks. It is the first thing I ever planted into soil with my own bare hands and it is way pungent. Probably my personal favourite plant of all time just because of the history I have with it.
View attachment 855651

And some sexy apples for you guys, wish you could taste them, so juicy. This particular tree is getting to about 17 years old I think, kinda losing track of these guys in my old age.
She used to get pretty ravaged by pests in her younger days. About 10 years ago I started to plant garlic, mint and nettles around her and ever since she's been clean as a whistle.
View attachment 855652

Sorry for sharing non cannabis related plants if its frowned upon. Take it easy everyone

O no, share away! It's about growing and caring for a plant. That is a beautiful rosemary.

You shouldn't have ca mg issue this soon. Just let itt grow don't get water on it.

 

[bad dragon bzzz]

soft water makes the best

all looks well

 

[Doogal]

Thanks for looking in folks, really appreciate the help