#3rd Diary - Grower's Choice & Quick Kush

[Mafooo]

Looks clean get go from here Fabi. If youre worried about the buggers consider getting a sticky card or two out to help you scout for undesirables. Ive had success with neem oil as a protective agent as well if you can tolerate the smell.

[fabi420]

Looks clean get go from here Fabi. If youre worried about the buggers consider getting a sticky card or two out to help you scout for undesirables. Ive had success with neem oil as a protective agent as well if you can tolerate the smell.

Yes, I've now got myself a defense spray that contains neem.

[fabi420]

1st update - after 1 week

The update was supposed to come on Wednesday, but I didn't have much time.
They are now 5 weeks old and all looking good so far.
I sprayed them with an insecticide yesterday for thrips.

The pictures are also from Wednesday.




The third Wedding Punch now seems to be growing too, let's see if the two little Quick Kush can keep up. The two little ones are now about 2 weeks old.

[2-Scoops]

Ive got my fingers crossed here for a bug free grow for ya`s. I`m sure you`d smash it in a bug free world man. Best of with it Fabi.

[fabi420]

Ive got my fingers crossed here for a bug free grow for ya`s. I`m sure you`d smash it in a bug free world man. Best of with it Fabi.

Thank you so much mate!

[fabi420]

2nd update - after 2 weeks

They are now about 6 weeks old and looking good so far. The insecticide has definitely had an effect, but it hasn't completely eradicated it. I will spray again tomorrow.
As a reminder, front row is Wedding Punch with the two little Quick Kush, middle row is Watermelon Weddingcake and back row is Silver Grape Sherbet - Octane Fire - Quick Kush.



The third Wedding Punch is finally growing normally, luckily I didn't kill her. The two Quick Kush won't have a chance to catch her now.

[fabi420]

Please someone tell me what the hell is this? So far they look good, but they're starting to get spots and burnt(?) tips again.

[2-Scoops]

Fabi im leaning towards your soil is way too hot causing burny symptoms. I dont think it happens straight away cus i think you use organic dirt which takes time to break everything down around, but yes im pretty sure its summink like that as well as bugs. I mean its starting to do same as last time by looks man. Id prolly transplant them out into a soil thats not so hot, i dont think flushing through will do much but you could try.
I maybe wrong but i really think its that.

[fabi420]

Fabi im leaning towards your soil is way too hot causing burny symptoms. I dont think it happens straight away cus i think you use organic dirt which takes time to break everything down around, but yes im pretty sure its summink like that as well as bugs. I mean its starting to do same as last time by looks man. Id prolly transplant them out into a soil thats not so hot, i dont think flushing through will do much but you could try.
I maybe wrong but i really think its that.

Yes it's exactly the same again.
You will probably be right. I asked the manufacturer, maybe he knows more. I just have to wait for an answer.
Is it possible to have too little light for the hot soil? In this and the last run I only have 75W in the vegetation for the first time. Normally I had 170W directly. Maybe the plants are converting too few nutrients due to too little light? Or am I thinking wrong?

[2-Scoops]

Is it possible to have too little light for the hot soil?

I've never heard of that one before, i cant see why either. I doubt it but not sure tbh. I do know they are gonna end up same as before just by how its happening, so you've 2 choices > repot them into another soil which is best bet or flush pots through which i really think wont do squat diddly to stop it progressing and getting worse with typo dirt you use. Get a decision made one way or another ASAP if you dont want same as last grow Fabi. Summink is cooking your plants bad and its not gonna be light at 75 watts.