New Grower This will not stand with the dude#2

[Vlad The Inhaler]

So quick update after a few mods the rooms getting dialled in and the plants are truely exploding in growth and have started to flower,got humidity between 45-55,temp in a stable 28.5 c,after fckng up and buying hydro food when im in soil and perlite i am persisting with it as a very kind @evil scotsman emailed ionic for me it turns out with care i can use it and its working really well ,2 inches yesterday and budding sites everywhere .....looks like im going to have a very even canopy and at present have around 16 branches on both plants all at even hieght with really strong stalks and vigorous growth.....my question being should i give them another round of molasses.....all advice welcome....



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I've only ever given molasses later on in flower to try and sweeten it up a bit. No proof whether it worked or not.. Fook knows, but it definitely doesn't hurt them.

 

[AnonymousGrower2]

Nothing like playing with new toys I meant to say check your water board website its handy [emoji106]

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Yeah couldnt believe my luck when i came across it ,real handy just hope thats it and we can get on with the fun bit .........[emoji111]

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[Vlad The Inhaler]

The tops look a bit weird to me GG, could be the heat stress.. any chance of some clear pics in natural(ish) light?

 

[AnonymousGrower2]

The tops look a bit weird to me GG, could be the heat stress.. any chance of some clear pics in natural(ish) light?

It looked like it tried to have a spurt of growth but due to extreme heat stress the plant stopped stretching and it all clumped up and my ph was fckd ,they are still looking wird but the clumps are stretching out now and its flowering ,going to give it some cal mag tomorrow and see if that helps,doesnt help that i bought hydro grow food but the company assure me that if used it will be ok

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[AnonymousGrower2]

The tops look a bit weird to me GG, could be the heat stress.. any chance of some clear pics in natural(ish) light?

Got visitors today so cant get in the cupboard ....unannounced visitor ...ten minutes earlier and i was in the middle of fitting everything lol

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[bad dragon bzzz]

glad you getting the grow back on track.sorry about the added spend on the cooltube.
goog luck.

 

[AnonymousGrower2]

glad you getting the grow back on track.sorry about the added spend on the cooltube.
goog luck.

Shit happens and just want to get it right this time ,got 3 more at a week old and they are getting same nutes same medium ...eveything except the eniviroment so im sure that was the main issue ,tops still look a bit weird but all new growth on the braches is fine green,busy and healthy so fingers crossed

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[Waira]

great brudda! I hope this see them fixed,...I still wonder about the nutes, despite the biased opinion of the manufacturers,...guess we'll see!
As for molasses/treacle: it has Ca, Mg some K and a little Fe in it, nicely chelated naturally too! The sugar is not directly going into the plant, nor are any taste/aroma elements, it just doesn't work that way at the cellular level down there,.. however, the sugars can ramp up the soil herd, cycling nute' elements faster and better, which in turn benefits the plant! I use 1 fat tsp/L, a couple times a week,... Running synthetic nutes is hard on the soil herd though, so lighter more frequent doses can help, along with inoculants,...

 

[AnonymousGrower2]

[emoji106] great brudda! I hope this see them fixed,...I still wonder about the nutes, despite the biased opinion of the manufacturers,...guess we'll see!
As for molasses/treacle: it has Ca, Mg some K and a little Fe in it, nicely chelated naturally too! The sugar is not directly going into the plant, nor are any taste/aroma elements, it just doesn't work that way at the cellular level down there,.. however, the sugars can ramp up the soil herd, cycling nute' elements faster and better, which in turn benefits the plant! I use 1 fat tsp/L, a couple times a week,... Running synthetic nutes is hard on the soil herd though, so lighter more frequent doses can help, along with inoculants,...

Again thanks for all the help and tech info (its second to none)....all new toys are fitted and the eniviroment is very comfortable now,got ph now at 5.9 , aircooled cooltube works a treat ,i did notice that the strange growth at the top of the branches doesnt seem to be happening on new growth on the branches ....so as an experiment i cut 2 off lower branches and the growth has just taken off and seems nice and strong green colour ,all the palour has gone so i might do the rest and see what happens although i am reluctant at this stage to take of the top......hopefully i wont be a recurring hemorrhoid for u lol......people on here a gems

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[Waira]

Cheers me chum, glad to help! indeed, could be a "perfect shit-storm" of env. and nutrient issues happened to cause it,... like I mentioned, even my mentor here had not seen such a reaction before, and that's saying something! ... I think some of it will grow out much improved as well, we just have to see how buggered-off the plant is about this SNAFU,...