4th Grow--OG Kush & Gorilla Glue#4--
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letstry
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Unless I accidentally mixed things up at birth it's actually the og kush that has the spiraling leaves. The gorrilla had them at first but they went away. I actually just topped the gorilla today since it's growing so damn fast and tall. The og kush with the spiralled leaves is growing with closer nodes.
letstry
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Got them from farmers labs seeds out on a trip to British Columbia. Price was too good to be true so I'm not really expecting them to be true gg#4 seeds but it's definitely a healthy looking plant that so far seems clone worthy. The og with it's spiralled leaves ain't looking as strong or resilient. Time will tell.
letstry
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Little update on the ladies. Really happy with how things are going. Leaves are looking happy and they are getting full dosed feedings every other watering. I have also been using a sea kelp product ingot from home hardware on the day's I don't feed them sensi grow A+B. The gorilla glue was topped and it looks to be recovery just as it should.
letstry
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I decided to buy some soil late in the year and the bags they had left had some holes in them. Got them buy one get one free tho so I took the risk. Think it came back to bite me in the ass as my plants developed some spots on them. I ended up transplanting with a fresh bag of soil and spraying some eucalyptus oil on the leaves and soil ball to stop new contamination. Definitely a fungi or something I think the opened soil introduced. I got some pictures of what the leaves looked like. Can't find any droppings or bugs anywhere. Have a pretty dry grow room with an amazing amount of air exchange so we're good on those fronts. I water only when soil is dry dry dry. It effected both of my plants at basically the same rate. My tent and pots we're cleaned before the grow so soil has to be the issue?
BLID
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I use flat pans of water in front of the fan(s) to help maintain/raise humidity.
letstry
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I watered with full strength nutes ph'd to 6.0 instead of 6.2-6.5 like I was doing before. I really hope the leaves are saying the plant is hungry and not any kind of bugs/fungus. I will report back and post pictures when I can. If anyone has any ideas what my leaves are telling me a few posts up I would be super greatful.
letstry
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I decided to attempt my first scrog screen. Spent around 25 bucks for some PVC pipes and 90 degree joiners and some string. Couldn't find any joiners to attach the legs so I had to tuck tape them haha. Think it's a decent first attempt tho and will be useful for the gorilla glue since I heard she's a stretcher in flower. Also took some clones fingers crossed they root nicely.
letstry
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Happy New year RIP new year new pics. Veggin along nicely over here. I haven't done any topping or training to the og since it's a low grower and bushy. The gorilla is taking nicely to the scrog screen. Not sure exactly when I'm gonna switch over to flower maybe another 14 days.
letstry
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Nice man, it's a beautiful strain been wanting to try growing it for a while now. It just took off. Made a massive mistake yesterday tho trying to tuck one of the main stems under a new square on the scrogg and broke it clean off I cried. Trying to just keep it as a clone clipping but ya definitely pushed it to hard. Sad sad moment.
letstry
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Decided to switch to 12/12 today which is funny because I went back to my first post and it's exactly 2 months. Didn't plan that but hey they seem ready. 3 of the 4 clones took root so I will be vegging them in a different tent on it's way from Amazon. No luck cloning the og just the gorilla. I may try some more cuttings tomorrow from the og though tomorrow. Pictures coming tomorrow too.