D 28 update & photo dump
D 28 update & photo dump
Tincture of time (and some Epsom salts) works well. The plants aren't as chlorotic as last week. Still not the pristine green HH quality but, some room to grow has been achieved.
The plants were all topped about 4-5 days ago. I've been misting with V+B Push foliar. The reduction in the yellowing is probably to new root growth accessing nutrients rather than the foliar but whatever, it's a welcome change.
The #4 pheno remains the most vigorous. It is half again as tall as the others. Each pheno has almost doubled in height since last week. New growth is vigorous. There's some leaf tip burn in some of the other phenos, some leaf crinkling, stem discoloration etc., but definitely better than a week ago, imo at least.
I'm currently feeding at 1.3-1.4 with added Mammoth P (free sample so why not).
Pheno #1,top view, last week then today, D 28 from transplant to the 3L airpots:
pheno #2:
D 28 update & photo dump
Tincture of time (and some Epsom salts) works well. The plants aren't as chlorotic as last week. Still not the pristine green HH quality but, some room to grow has been achieved.
The plants were all topped about 4-5 days ago. I've been misting with V+B Push foliar. The reduction in the yellowing is probably to new root growth accessing nutrients rather than the foliar but whatever, it's a welcome change.
The #4 pheno remains the most vigorous. It is half again as tall as the others. Each pheno has almost doubled in height since last week. New growth is vigorous. There's some leaf tip burn in some of the other phenos, some leaf crinkling, stem discoloration etc., but definitely better than a week ago, imo at least.
I'm currently feeding at 1.3-1.4 with added Mammoth P (free sample so why not).
Pheno #1,top view, last week then today, D 28 from transplant to the 3L airpots:
pheno #2: