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January 24

BobbyGroHio

201

2y ago

Banana Daddy Auto R BX2

VEG

SF-2000Pro Light Emitting Diodes/200W

Spider Farmer

FLO

SF-2000Pro Light Emitting Diodes/200W

Spider Farmer

FLO

Ionbeam S16 Full Spectrum LED Light Emitting Diodes/40W

AC Infinity

Tent

GT 100x100x180cm(3'x3'x6')

Mars Hydro

Coco Coir

Custom

Other

Custom

Indoor

Room Type

LST

weeks 2-3

19 L

Pot Size

0.76 L

Watering

Start at 4 Week

1/5

Nutrients 3

All Purpose

1.3 mll

Power Bloom

1.3 mll

Original

0.132 mll

BobbyGroHio Growing medium is Bio365 Biococo with 30% perlite, Gaia Green Worm Castings, Gaia All Purpose 4-4-4, Gaia Power Bloom, and a touch of Mycos. Winter weather has created temperature challenges but every is going along.

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Used method

Paper Towel

Germination Method

1/4

8.89 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

23 °C

Day Air Temp

5.8

No Smell

Smell

834 PPM

TDS

55 %

Air Humidity

21 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Night Air Temp

18.93 L

Pot Size

0.76 L

Watering Volume

60.96 cm

Lamp Distance

BobbyGroHio Apple Fritter is showing signs of early stage Leaf Miners. I treated with a spritz of Neem Oil and Dr Bronners Mint Castor Soap. No insects of any sort on sticky traps but I being preventative. I have friends in Michigan that had insect issues with Bio365 in the past. Could have been how it was stored but better safe than sorry and I like the ingredient statement on this Biococo product so here we are! I will begin some LST as soon as I see a bit more growth, not there yet.

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1/8

18.29 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

23 °C

Day Air Temp

5.8

No Smell

Smell

834 PPM

TDS

55 %

Air Humidity

21 °C

Solution Temp

21 °C

Night Air Temp

18.93 L

Pot Size

0.76 L

Watering Volume

60.96 cm

Lamp Distance

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

1/5

13 hrs

Light Schedule

27 °C

Day Air Temp

5.8

Normal

Smell

834 PPM

TDS

62 %

Air Humidity

21 °C

Solution Temp

24 °C

Night Air Temp

18.93 L

Pot Size

0.76 L

Watering Volume

45.72 cm

Lamp Distance

BobbyGroHio I may have over watered recently or perhaps have a potassium deficiency or both! Cause/effects?! I may have not presaturated my substrate appropriately in the beginning. This is my first run with Biococo and this may have made this soil a bit hydrophobic. Wondering if I slightly stunted the girls since they flowered quickly. Not to early but i am still waiting for a greater stretch. Saw some early stage yellowing on the bottom older leaves. I have been doing half doses of cal-mag when watering. Lack of run off could have built up salts but merely over analyzing! I am going to relax and ride it out. Trying to stop myself from doing too much tinkering.

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

1/5

18 hrs

Light Schedule

26 °C

Day Air Temp

5.8

Normal

Smell

834 PPM

TDS

54 %

Air Humidity

21 °C

Solution Temp

24 °C

Night Air Temp

18.93 L

Pot Size

0.76 L

Watering Volume

45.72 cm

Lamp Distance

BobbyGroHio Did some light pruning and kick up the power bloom in the last top dress. Seeing some deficiencies and just riding it out.

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Herbie101commentedweek 02y ago

Good luck and happy growing buddy 🌱🌞💚

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Dabkingcommentedweek 32y ago

Some Plants flower earlier than others. One way you can control this to an extent is by pot size and shape. Once the roots hit what it deems the end, the plant will then go into flowering and use resources elsewhere. Once plants go into flower, cut back on Nitrogen, and increase on P and K. Hope your plant turns out great. It will stretch quite a bit.

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