I read on this site that the buds can start to form early during vegetative stage but is she in flowering stage already?
The light schedule is at 16/8, 16 hours of light and 8 hours of darkness. It turns off at around 7:30 am more or less and it turns on at about 1:36 pm.
The strain is feminized white widow.
Shes an indoor plant in a grow tent that is 2 x 2.5 x 6'7
The light is 4 CFL's Daylight 100 w replacement , 1600 lumens per bulb, 6500 K
One oscillating fan, I do rotate the pot 180 degrees every day.
The grow medium is ocean forest potting soil.
I water her when the top soil feels dry.
Her nutrients are a go Box from GH. I used half strength at first, now I am sticking to 1/3 strength. I did not give her any nutrients after about three weeks of growth.
Now the photos speak for themselves. Last week, ( on the 11th.) I had to flush her out because she was showing signs of nutrient burn,( you can see that the tips are burnt) so I tried my best to flush her out but she was not fully flushed and I had to change her whole schedule for two days and put her outside due to the fact that my house was being fumigated that weekend. She survived the weekend and managed to stay healthy while I was away, I checked on her every day. No nutrients were given to her after I flushed her out and I did not give her any days after that to recover from the nutrient burn. Yesterday i noticed the lower leaf at the bottom is showing signs of nitrogen deficiency. I read up on the site that this is normal close to harvest but the buds are not fully formed so I have reason to believe that she is nowhere close to harvest. I have not changed the light schedule and i have not changed the bulbs to soft light. Shes a month and close to three weeks old, standing at about 2 ft tall. Is everything normal based on the photos? This is my first grow that has been a success and I am giving as much information as I can. In one of the photos, you can see one of the leaves showing cupping? ( maybe it is maybe its not) t he temperature fluctuates between24 to 25 degrees C to about 30 to 31 degrees C. All those other leaves you see on the soil are from being outside. Those are not her leaves.
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The light schedule is at 16/8, 16 hours of light and 8 hours of darkness. It turns off at around 7:30 am more or less and it turns on at about 1:36 pm.
The strain is feminized white widow.
Shes an indoor plant in a grow tent that is 2 x 2.5 x 6'7
The light is 4 CFL's Daylight 100 w replacement , 1600 lumens per bulb, 6500 K
One oscillating fan, I do rotate the pot 180 degrees every day.
The grow medium is ocean forest potting soil.
I water her when the top soil feels dry.
Her nutrients are a go Box from GH. I used half strength at first, now I am sticking to 1/3 strength. I did not give her any nutrients after about three weeks of growth.
Now the photos speak for themselves. Last week, ( on the 11th.) I had to flush her out because she was showing signs of nutrient burn,( you can see that the tips are burnt) so I tried my best to flush her out but she was not fully flushed and I had to change her whole schedule for two days and put her outside due to the fact that my house was being fumigated that weekend. She survived the weekend and managed to stay healthy while I was away, I checked on her every day. No nutrients were given to her after I flushed her out and I did not give her any days after that to recover from the nutrient burn. Yesterday i noticed the lower leaf at the bottom is showing signs of nitrogen deficiency. I read up on the site that this is normal close to harvest but the buds are not fully formed so I have reason to believe that she is nowhere close to harvest. I have not changed the light schedule and i have not changed the bulbs to soft light. Shes a month and close to three weeks old, standing at about 2 ft tall. Is everything normal based on the photos? This is my first grow that has been a success and I am giving as much information as I can. In one of the photos, you can see one of the leaves showing cupping? ( maybe it is maybe its not) t he temperature fluctuates between24 to 25 degrees C to about 30 to 31 degrees C. All those other leaves you see on the soil are from being outside. Those are not her leaves.
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