Strawberry Cough & Bubba Island Kush by Dutch Passion

[Smokey]

I have absolutely no doubt these will turn out just fine lol well thats just the feeling i get lol

[Bulls]

Okay guys & girls. A bit of a chance in my room finally. Ok on the video you will see on the very front left an Agent Orange which is very strangely developing. Much different from what I am used to see with Agent Orange. Behind her in the middle is a Chiesel plant. Which been in soil and I took back home, moved into 15L coco pot and waiting for it to recover. The two plants on the front right are Bubba Island Kush. Short and stocky plants. They all been topped multiple times and LST. The two plants at the very back of the tent by the Rhizo Brain system are Strawberry Cough. Again very weird development . Lots of LST & Topping for them too, trying to get them into something called shape.


I've moved the lights to 18/6 yesterday as they are looking sad. I find plants under 24/7 light tend to look sad. Just my observation.

They are baking under 1 x Parabolic 1 x Adjust-A-Wing shade. Originally the plan is for 2 x 300 Prakasas on each side of the Adjust-a-Wing Reflector but let's see how they do like that first as winter is coming and temps are allowing it. Both are shining at 400w at the moment , depending on how they develop I'd decided if I will flower them under 2x400 or 2x600w

[kbag]

Hey Bulls looking nice mate. Just a quick question i can see what appears to be a few white scars on leaves, is it just left over residue from a foliage spray?
I am very paranoid atm about mites thrips etc my eye seems to spot these things atm lol..

[Bulls]

Yes buddy just left over from foliar feed with calmag. I've been checking too mate but it's all good

[Bulls]

Hello all...update time. I am a bit ashamed but it is what it is. They will have a week more to sort themselves.
Current feed is EC1.2 pH floating 5.6 to 5.9
Feed consists of Root stimulant, A&B only. I will add 1 tea spoon of RAW omnia in the remaining 40L of feed and rock the eC by 0.2 to help give some colour to the Chiesel and the Strawberry coughs.

Bubba island kush are small and compact acrually good looking. Nice colour on them

Chiesel should make a turn after repotting and be a lovely plant. Or at least I hope for that.

Strawberry cough looks like a woman during midlife crisis period..

Agent Orange is total disaster.

They got a foliar feed tonight 1 ml calmag diluted to 1 l of water.

They have 1 week to sort their shit out!

[Captain Beefheart]

i aint read through yet bach i will read the thread + report my findings as and when. but fuk me they ruff

[Captain Beefheart]

o btw at a glance i know whats wrong see.... but i`ll read through all the same bach

[Bulls]

i aint read through yet bach i will read the thread + report my findings as and when. but fuk me they ruff

They had rough time while I was away on holiday Captain. High humidity, high temps, not enough fresh air and light was too intense also they been sprayed with calmag without my knowledge without light beeing movrd away and thay burned them more..

[Captain Beefheart]

oooooof i wont bother reading through then ewe sort em out im sure.good luck bach

[Bulls]

Good evening guys. TIme for update!
First I must say girls are improving well! After the CalMag foliar feed I increased the EC by 0.2 so final EC was 1.4 for a couple of days. PH was up to 6.0. Today I filled a fresh batch of feed.
80 L of water will be mixed with:
190 ml of Root Stimulant
90 ml of each Canna A&B.
pH will float from 5.9 to 6.2

I've also got a nice message of Dutch Passion:

"Hi Bulls,


I had a look at your plants, and it reminded me a little bit of my own first experience with modern LED. the picture below shows the effect of light overload. It stunts plant growth, and affects the leaves most exposed, taking a while to damage the leaves. Im not saying this happened with your grow, but its worth considering. Note that the leaves take a pale and yellow appearance with just the veins retaining a darker green. The leaf edges die and eventually go brown and crispy. Once the leaves are damaged they don’t recover - you have to rely on fresh growth. This blog may be interesting. And the picture below is definite light burn caused by having the LED too close to the plants.

I would be tempted to move the lights upwards, the plants will still grow well at lower light levels and will start to recover from the LED burn (if that is what is the root cause). And maybe, if you allow them to recover for a week or two before you flip that would help them. "


Here is the video for you:




Thank you all for looking!