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Well my clones were really root bound when i just transplanted them and had yellowing on lower half creeping up. But i sure have yellowing later in the grows outdoors even though i mix worm castings but perhaps not enough? I'm gonna be more diligent about top dressing them more frequently with it. I've never grown in straight coco seems like that really needs ferts every watering and a good amount.
I had 2 to 4ft long roots, maybe 30 to 60 of them looking like thick rope that had come unwound. Maybe I could have started hotter but I'm at 0.7 now veg with calmag so if that doesn't fix this I'll just have to be patient. Lights at full height and 50% so not sure what else I can do to get these going 🤞
Topped the clones. I think I've been too gentle on them with nutes and light not wanting to overdo it on my first go.
All 3 have had more trims in the flower room. The teflon branch didnt make it.
Will be taking clones again this week from the stretching flowering three.
Three very healthy and happy stretching girls.
And the rooting clones, not as happy as I'd like. I am upping nutes and light trying to bring them up to speed slowly. LST to start soon. They are three to four times higher than what I would like and normally do from seed.
Thanks SoOrbudgal but I'm still learning the hard way with liquid nutes in coco. I do have access to worm castings here but atm avoiding adding anything to the coco except for nutes. I'll keep upping them slowly. I think I started way too low with light and nutes on these clones after potting them..over cautious for sure.
WW x SD broken a couple of branches off and half the rest snapped or broken but recovered. Looking perfectly healthy except for a touch of too much N. No sign of preflower.
Next trim all buds that wont make it and ill clone a few of them.
Sativa hybrid same as above but about 3 weeks behind on the start.
And OZ x SD that Ive supercropped like a waterfall into the net. Lost a few but it is doing well. The unhealthy looking few leaves on the left are the leaves that were well inside the canopy when I cut off the top 3 feet so we're susceptible to nute and light torture. I hope it will be a good producer. I have a good feeling if I can keep their buds in place under the light nicely.
And first sign of preflower today. Full bloom nutes from next mix probably on all three.
Supercropped mother EC 1.6 80%bloom 20%Veg + Si to all three this feed. Taking about 1½gal each one every day now.
Clones are coming along. EC 0.6 on the two smallest stressed looking ones and 0.8 on the topped and LST three. The three are looking great. The ttwo are very very yellow but should survive my brief period of nute torture and bright lights in their face.
I'm going to need a second net to hold these up as it's going to want to fall over. This will be the fun bit, keeping the buds off the floor and the roots in the pot.
It's been a real joy growing something completely different to what I've ever done before and I'm really looking forward to smoking these girls once cured.
That's going to be the earth boxes in a month. They'll be drinking over a gallon a day. If yours are drinking over a gallon a day now, you'll have fun with watering during flower. They're looking really good man... Really coming through with the liquid nutrients. It's a learning curve for sure but you stuck with it and it looks like it's paying off.
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