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COCO COIR JayGee's First Grow Journal. Here we go!

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The deficiency doesn't seem to have worsened. Even the back 2, which were getting a lighter green, seemed to have gotten a darker green since upping nutes. Ill try the full 4mls/litre next fertigation and watch em.

Dinafem says the Dinamex runs 75days

Mephisto says the Northern Cheese Haze runs 65-75 days and the Chemdogging 70-75days "from sprout'.

Can I expect that harvest time will be close to that. Ill still judge by the trichomes, just wondering if anyone running either breeder can attest to their grow life estimates.
 

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Those numbers from the seed producers are from a normal grow - no topping or training. So your training probably means you should add on more days for doing that - say a week or more. Past experience has shown me that.
 
Well I went to defoliate one of the Chemdogging and clearly something is up. Despite being on stronger nutes (or is there a delay in symptoms?) It looks like a calmag issue? How much can you add , considering Im on full strength nutes? Would i decrease them slightly while adding calmag?

The other pic is after defoliating.
 

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I raised the lights to about 24". Ill see if it helps. Ive also noticed the humidity drops into the low 40s overnight ( high 40s during the day). Might that contribute to light burn mid-flower?
 

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Hi JayCee....look back at your pics from Monday, I'd say that was the beginning of your problems. Plants looked pretty dark and shiny to me, indicating a bit too much N. I'd back off the nute strength. Cutting the lighting back when they're getting too much feed helps too....they transpire less.
 
Good call HappyDaze
Would like to mention that it is also natural for a plant to change colors and die off at the end or ripening stage, you are at day 56ish and the breeder states
Mephisto - Chemdogging is only 70to 75 days
Mephisto - Northern Cheese Haze 65 to 70 days.

So you are rounding to corner and can start cutting back on nutes in anticipation for a flush.
Great job on your grow.
 
Yeah i dialed the light back and will do the samr with the nutes.
When do those time estimates begin, from when tap root emerges? If so, I'd be another 3-4 days in.
 
Remember that they are just " guidelines" but the North Cheese Haze was stated by the breeder that is sprout to harvest. To be safe I always go to the longer date. Tricromes tell the real story.
 
They seem to be holding. I turned my light down from 484w of draw to 454w. The leaves on the Chemdogging and the Northern Cheese seem to have relaxed some.

Wonder if its worth going down another 30-40w?
 

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On this side of the computer screen, I don't see a problem at this stage of life and decreasing watts is know for decreasing Yield..
I'd say let them go.
 
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