LGC's Carolina Reaper (+MNS Critical Haze, DP PP, Dinafem WW) Grow Journal...

LetsGetCritical

LetsGetCritical

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they will go into 40 litre hempy in a couple weeks, I think the buckets are as deep as the 20litre just wider so they wont have any dramas, then about 8 weeks more veg
 
LetsGetCritical

LetsGetCritical

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does have lots of perlite but I filled the top bit up with mix only. also snapped a top off cropping (bottom left) and I am going to top once more for a final 14 tops.
 
DirtyNerd

DirtyNerd

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LetsGetCritical said:
Critical Haze looks very small in the big pot
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Looking good in her once she stretches her roots out she will be a beast!

i did my last jack herer in a 50liters and pulled 14 dry and wish i vegged longer as it was not root bound at all need to smash her with some more rhizotonic next time bigbang is coming down today :)


keep up the great work mate looking good
 
LetsGetCritical

LetsGetCritical

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DirtyNerd said:
Looking good in her once she stretches her roots out she will be a beast!

i did my last jack herer in a 50liters and pulled 14 dry and wish i vegged longer as it was not root bound at all need to smash her with some more rhizotonic next time bigbang is coming down today :)


keep up the great work mate looking good
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just have an issue with yellowing lower leaves even when the new leaves are just tip burnt from feeding. Ive only had a couple of plants in soil so how do I keep the lower leaves green ?
 
DirtyNerd

DirtyNerd

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Check your run off and make sure the PH is the same as your feeding it as well as the EC make sure there is no lock out if there is to much salt build up
Make sure you flush till the run off drops and stabilizes at

because if there is it will make the plant use the food from the leaves and turn yellow! once they go yellow there is no going back but you can at least make sure all the new leaves stay green

This is what i have noticed and hope it helps.


My brother on his last run had really bad yellowing and i told him it must be his PH and it was he was running a (PH) of 7.4 in coco and the plants where not getting the food they needed so they were eating the food out of the leaves
 
LetsGetCritical

LetsGetCritical

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thanks mate, will do. they aren't yellow as such just a lighter shade of green. I don't mind losing the lower leaves I will flush and see how she goes, ive heaps of time to correct anyway:)
 
LetsGetCritical

LetsGetCritical

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checked the runoff from tap which is 7 something here, was 6.9. flushed and went down to 6.6. I don't even know why I did her in soil, never again. she is looking brighter after a flush though surprisingly. I think I will ease up on the nutes for a bit
 
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