Well, the blunderous plunders are still asunder.
Today is 4 weeks into flower. My superstar is now a dud, as I mentioned in the infirmary thread.
I think I've done all the right things. A couple of days ago, I feed with just some of the Meta-K (0-0-5), which does not seem to change the ph.
Following some advice from the Earth Juice web site, I have begun to try to experiment with ph. I have purchased some dolomite lime and added a few table spoons to the top. I gave another feed today, with strong nutes on the P&K.
Here are pics of her yesterday, (today is 4wks into flower).

loosing a couple of leaves now

I may just end up with smaller buds. I'll keep learning and adjusting.

The first cutting from the DeLaHaze that I was able to save, it's leaves are pale. I flushed it and added some ph'ed nutes. I was hoping to pur her into flowering today, but I may see if she gets any more healthy.

Here is the autoflower Jack Herer, also a misfit 4 weeks into flower.

Now, here is the good news: The autoflower GOM babe is 4 weeks old today. This is her yesterday:

At 4 weeks, I can see the excitement and promise of a properly grown autoflower in this plant!

So, I decided to be brave or a fool, and I super-cropped her right in the middle. My first supercropping! Woo hoo!

She responded well, the tip was turned back up this morning.

I may train the branches to be a little more spread out.
The adventures continue.
Today is 4 weeks into flower. My superstar is now a dud, as I mentioned in the infirmary thread.
I think I've done all the right things. A couple of days ago, I feed with just some of the Meta-K (0-0-5), which does not seem to change the ph.
Following some advice from the Earth Juice web site, I have begun to try to experiment with ph. I have purchased some dolomite lime and added a few table spoons to the top. I gave another feed today, with strong nutes on the P&K.
Here are pics of her yesterday, (today is 4wks into flower).


loosing a couple of leaves now

I may just end up with smaller buds. I'll keep learning and adjusting.

The first cutting from the DeLaHaze that I was able to save, it's leaves are pale. I flushed it and added some ph'ed nutes. I was hoping to pur her into flowering today, but I may see if she gets any more healthy.

Here is the autoflower Jack Herer, also a misfit 4 weeks into flower.

Now, here is the good news: The autoflower GOM babe is 4 weeks old today. This is her yesterday:

At 4 weeks, I can see the excitement and promise of a properly grown autoflower in this plant!

So, I decided to be brave or a fool, and I super-cropped her right in the middle. My first supercropping! Woo hoo!

She responded well, the tip was turned back up this morning.

I may train the branches to be a little more spread out.
The adventures continue.