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Thanks, I’ll keep that time table In mind. I picked up a jewelers loupe also.

Thank you! Today is 3 weeks of flower exactly. How much longer should I expect? Another month or so?

She’s coming along! Growing in a bucket is difficult with doing anything hands on with the plant and watering it, because I’m always afraid I’m going to damage some leaves. You can see some of the bottom leaves have become victim of this. Besides that I’m excited to see how she progresses.

Nice! I just checked on her and added another spacer. She is coming along nicely! I’m truly not sure if you should keep using it or not.

Okay great. I’ll let it rock how it is. I’m using 4 2700k 15watt 1600 lumen LED bulbs for flower. Previously I was using 4 5000k 13 watt 1600 lumen LED bulbs for veg.

Nice! They are looking good. I am learning asI go to. This is my first time. Those SW look good. I’ve seen others use those pots do you like them? I germed mine on April 16. I believe and it went into soil on the 18th. It’s a white widow. I had PH issues and over watering issues in the...

I had a post over in the problems forum and you can click that if you want to see the history of the white widow grow. I'm in a space bucket and I flipped to flower on 5/22, so I am almost two weeks in! I also topped once at the fifth node. Not sure if I should defoliate the underneath a little...

Another update since I flipped!

Thank you! It was a combo of over watering and ph issue with my tap water. So hopefully it’s all cleared up now! Not step is try and control it’s size in my space bucket setup.

Just wanted to update. I received my ph meter and am feeling more confident about my waterings. I appreciate all the help I’ve been given! I’ve been watering once a week with PH water between 6 and 6.5 using Apple cider vinegar. Today was my first water using Nutes which was 1/4 tap of Jacks...

Thanks for the input. I do follow what you are saying it is a giant process of elimination. I have not fed any nutrients at all. I hope that being on the straight FFOF soil and proper watering techniques will clear it up. I originally was giving tap water with a PH, according to my strips, of...

In my original container it was just cut with "organic" potting mix. In hindsight this was a poor choice and I don't think I should have done it. Now, in the fabric pot, it is straight FFOF with Perlite, a little vermiculite and dolomite lime.

I wanted to share an update let it dry completely out and new growth started coming in without as much yellowing so I did transplant the other day to my fabric pot. The yellowing in between the veins is very predominate and some of the older growth has brown spots on it so I am afraid some of...

That’s what I ended up doing. Put some black duct tape on it! Thanks for the suggestion.

Ya I wasn’t using the plastic wrap to half cover it if humidity got to low when it was smaller. I’ll chuck it. Okay thanks for the input regarding that. I do have other test strips coming in that range from 5.5 to 8 so that would give me a more accurate Ph level. When I transplant I’m going...

Yes thats true doing to many things at once could cause issues. I’ll let it dry out and give some time and see if it remedies itself or not. If drying it out and utilizing proper water techniques doesn’t clear it up do you have any other suggestions what it might be?

Thank you for the input! I looked that up answer it does seem very likely. I didn’t think I was over watering but apparently I did. I will put some dry soil next to it to compare, that’s a good idea. I haven’t added any nutrients up to this point anyways so I won’t try to add anything to fix...

I posted in the newbie section but didn’t get any reply’s so I thought it may be appropriate here, so it’s posted with some edits. I have attached a photo of my white widow that was put into soil on 4/18 after germinating. The single photo was taken today in the dark using flash. I’m using...

I have attached a photo of my white widow that was put into soil on 4/18 after germinating. I’m using 1/3 fox farm ocean forest, 1/3 organic potting soil and 1/3 perlite and vermiculite. Up until today I have not noticed any leave discoloration like in the photo. It has always been dark green...

Just checked that out. Down the rabbit hole I go. A lot of people use led cobs I see.