[Azure]

Originally Posted by Tangwena

Hi Azure I reckon feed her now she is flowering she needs more food. Try an organic rose fertilizer if you want to stay organic, I dont grow organic indoors so I am not the best person to answer but I find that when that happens in flower early on its lack of nutes.
Tangwena

This was the the only organic fertilizer I could find. Dr. Earth Flower Girl Organic Bud & Bloom Booster this morning. Half dosage. Let's see how she responds. Product Description: Flower Girl fertilizer produces remarkable results because nutrients are released quickly, yet continue to feed for several months. Ultra-premium scientific formula provides optimum levels of primary essential plant nutrients, including micronutrients and multi-minerals. ProBiotic™ ensures organic nutrients are thoroughly broken down and then released in the soil for plant roots to absorb them as they are needed. Infused with ProBiotic™—consisting of “Seven Champion Strains” of beneficial soil microbes and eight select strains of ecto and endo mycorrhizae—which contributes to drought tolerance, enhanced nutrient availability, and increased plant performance. The Dr.Earth® probiotics are a most complete “broad-spectrum” bio-active package designed to work synergistically with the raw organic nutrients that make up the Organic 8™ formula. This spectacular blend builds soil health, promotes superior buds and blooms with larger and more abundant plant production.

[Tangwena]

Hi Azure sounds like its the goods, in a week you should see if it is what she wanted.
Tangwena

[Azure]

I think the Dr Earth gave her a little boost. She's not drooping the past couple of days since the feeding.

[Azure]

She has stopped stretching and now she is packing on trichomes & a little weight. Next week I'll go to a 11/13 light schedule and post some pics. I trimmed some small branches and gave some very underdeveloped pop corn buds to a buddy. He tested it and said he just needed one hit to get very high. I guess that's a pretty good sign at this point. She may have 6 to 7 weeks left to become a mature Zamaldelica.

[Holeshot]

How's the leaves at the bottom going now? Any dying off still.?

[Azure]

Originally Posted by Holeshot

How's the leaves at the bottom going now? Any dying off still.?

Yes, the older lower leaves are yellowing and falling off, but this seems to be a normal part of the flowering cycle from my experience. I fed her once last week and once this week and I did notice an increase in trichome production ten days after the feedings. Not sure if coincidence or just the Zamaldelica progressing normally. The good thing is the feeding didn't mess things up! Hopefully she'll pack on the snow and I'll have some good shots for you.

[Azure]

First day of 11/13 light schedule. The Zam is putting on trics but the calyxes have not started to swell and are hard to see. Not sure how much time is left to finish, but I'm patient! Do you guys think this could be the cRaZy Thai pheno? You know, the one that will get you lost when you go get your mail. I have one side branch that looks like it's from another plant. This branch has just calyxes at the nodes. I rotate the plant so it's not because of lack of light. Very interesting! I'll take a pic a pic of it next time.

[Dropped Cat]

That is very nice, what's she smell like?

Azure im not sure but the orange pistills in that early stage may be much ferts or am i wrong?

[MadMac]

high Azure,
nice one you have but look @ your nutes you give...
Now they don't need much N so you can reduce that!
I see some leave tip burning... that come from too much feeding... also the brown hairs show normally a little overdose... best ist to check the EC of your drain water... >1 means too much nutes... than is better to flush until your around 1.0 max 1.5 but better lower in flower.
Yellowing of the lower leaves is normal and little tip burn can happen... EC is important together with PH of the soil and water... Zamaldelica is very resistent against N... but you have to care... i did feed my first sativa grow also too much because i was growing only indica & indica hybrids... they need more than sativa.... much more... so be careful ...
If the smell is fruity like ananas or mango vanilla than you have this great pheno...#
if it smells more woody it also a great pheno... more malawi but heavy stuff too...
To me all Zamaldelica phenos are great--. you can't go wrong...!
all the best....
M.