Dutch Passion Gonzo grows Dutch Passion AutoEuforia under HS1 LED

Give it some more time and she will get big dude, i just know it.

If time is in question, shes got all the time she needs ;-)

Don't stres out Gonzo, she will grow bigger, I still don't feed mine plant she is 27 days old ( bio bizz all mix soil), she is as green as yours possibly a bit taller but we have different environment. So if she chose to grow bushy, let her ... She looks healthy, you doing well man

If I do not start feeding very soon and strong enough, they stretch and yields are poor. Especially under HS1 LED which tend to promote longer internodes. Hesi and Plagron Light Mix is not a good mix, I think. And soil is a pain all the time if you have too adjust ph manually, I mean with adding acids. That is why I am starting to test coco.
 
Hello everybody,

At day 35 she stands at 50 cm exactly with moderate stretch going on.

After flushing PH was a little bit too high and now I am slowly getting it down with each watering. I water with PH 5,8 temporarily, until alkalinity disappears. Hesi Bloom is at 40% now, a little bit lower as befrore, to get rid of burnt tips and I add
0,5ml/l Procal calmag. I run 24/0 lighting and top leaves are a little bit pale, looks like Mg hunger.

I added 0,5ml/l Hesi Powerzyme snake oil too, just because I have it from before. Totally useless stuff.

Day 35

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Hi gonzo Your plants are looking great man. I hope you get the PH swing sorted out.
Just noticed something if you dont mind me saying. See the pale colour on the very tips of her leaves?
That is a trace element deficiency, pick yourself up a bottle of CANNA Trace elements, your plants will love you for it.
 
Hi gonzo Your plants are looking great man. I hope you get the PH swing sorted out.
Just noticed something if you dont mind me saying. See the pale colour on the very tips of her leaves?
That is a trace element deficiency, pick yourself up a bottle of CANNA Trace elements, your plants will love you for it.

Hello GR, yes, it is true what you say, but PH is still too high to judge deficiencies and fight against them. Better get ph in order first. I suffer from too much PH 7,4 tap water during flush. Before flushing, soil was too acidic, now it is too alkaline, but I am slowly getting it down. It is almost impossible to stop flushing at the right time.

Until I switch to coco completely, I water soil with outrun no matter how long it takes until the next watering. And check every outrun and adjust feedings.

I hope yours is doing fine.
 
despite the challenges the plants are looking well Gonzo, well done. pH is a funny thing, you can't always rely on the pH meter - occasionally the source of the error is with the measuring device. Good luck with the rest but I reckon you are on top of it all :)
 
despite the challenges the plants are looking well Gonzo, well done. pH is a funny thing, you can't always rely on the pH meter - occasionally the source of the error is with the measuring device. Good luck with the rest but I reckon you are on top of it all :)

Thank you, Tony, I hope everything will be just fine.

What you tell about PH meters is perfectly true. I had been screwing my grows for some months this summer, thinking that PH rise had been normal in warmer seasons. But keeping PH meter in RO water screws calibration, and when I realised that, oh horror, my meter was 0,5 off. Now I use 7.0 calibration liquid every 7 days to see where we are. Yesterday it was at 7,03, so too early for new calibration, correcting results for 0,03 works so far.
 
Unfortunatelly this girl hadnt liked my treatment so it went out.

No stretch, no buds, I was not patient enough any more and had cut it out.

So this thread is finished, I am sorry, please follow my coco grow, looks quite good so far. Link is in my signature.

Cheers!
 
Is it just me or you put them outdoors on day 41?
 
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