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Growing a crop by reading the plants and not a schedule! - Rodelization

Sometimes, you just have to let them go free.

I kicked her out of the house! (tent)
Maybe she will learn to grow up on her own, lol.

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I expected many variables to make the grow interesting - this was not one of them.



"Schedules? We don't need no stinkin' schedules!
 
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And at the end of week #12, this happened!

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I did a major defoliation before I noticed the pisitils.

​​​​​​​Out of the window and back in a tent.

I'll take a closer look at her before the next feeding and start what's needed for bloom.
She has just had water and very light nutrients for the last 3 weeks.
 
Back into active management of this plant which was banished to the window sill,lol
Placed directly under the chilledlogic V2 LED- as the tent is full.
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Noticed the browning leaves- which look like a pH issue- the damaged location is close to the fan, which may have contributed!
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Still in bloom- and no signs of re-vegging- which I do not expect.
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Overall she looks sparse from major defoliation just before noticing the pistils-
I fed the usual Si,Cal/Mag And Trinity (omitted root excellurator)- supplements.
Also provided a dose of micro, koolbloom. bloom booster and Myco along with Myco food to help get her fattened up and hopefully greener, as I'm careful not to add too much N.
 
Mr.furley, This plant is much slower than the original Jack (auto)- which had a 4 week veg timeline and this plant was 12 weeks to flower.
I don't think it has anything to do with the reading of the plant- but rather the fact the seed, was random (accidental seed) and not a stablized breeders product.
Certainly placing it on the window sill slowed it down- as I have done complete grows on the window sill (Journal #3) which increased the veg time.
 
A couple of days under the bright lights/resumption of nutrients for the flowering stage of development!

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She has a huge trunk, but I'm a little concerned with the other branches, as I chopped her up to keep her small- when in the window.
 
Away from the plants for a week = neglect, lol

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drooping - watered 2 days ago.
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decide to use a root rake- to pull soil away.
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a 2" moat =more oxygen to for roots
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canopy much lighter leaves


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pulled branches away-defoliated-move the CoB away and fed - grow, Cal/Mag and SM90 for roots.
The plant is drinking a lot - will go to daily water.


"Schedules? We don't need no stinkin' schedules!
 
And- she has stalled again- I have removed her from the tent and placed on the window sill until it's warm enough to be outside.

I will end the thread here and only post if she uses her summer wisely, lol
 
I thought you were going to say fork it lol good luck looks like this will be the last cold night 35 for awhile ,I will be moving plant to the green house either today or tomorrow
 
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