Well from the garden door, the plants look great and the meal yummy!
Malawi, Golden Tiger, Wild Thailand & Apple Betty From Herbies Seeds
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Your plants look great, Chuck! Interesting about the Malawi. I'll have to keep an eye on mine when I put it into flower.
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Chuckeye
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Thanks @HashGirl
The Malawi is front left, my problem child the Wild Thailand is on the front right !
My Malawi was/is a pleasure to grow. She's a little on the green side but that doesn't seem to be an issue.
Gradually "asked" for more food and got it !
Close to my original vision. She didn't grow wild like the Golden Tiger and Wild Thailand. Just the right amount of branches without challenging my Aversion to cutting off Living Stuff, even if it was the plan..
I'm working on that
I topped her above the fifth node and within days cut off the bottom node.
Trained her sideways until she reached ~20" wide before letting her GO !
At that time the four "lower" branches on that node were roughly even with the two outside former apical buds.
Six level tops. Not counting the tops from the lower nodes that are or have caught up !
Not so with the Apple Betty
Those four branches/tops needed to be pulled down but I still managed to not end up with too may top branches !
But I did cut off her first And second nodes after topping.
Cheers
BTW > sorry to hear about your @DabPress experience. Do you have any images of your results ?
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Chuckeye
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Day 41 of 95.
Geez, just over three months now
Breeder says 14 weeks for the Golden Tiger. Only another two months
Auto's next grow
OCD struck, I cut off the curled fan leaf tips on the Wild Thailand, he, he...
A Large clean slate to Watch for signs of any further issues.
In the last four days the Golden Tiger and the Apple Betty grew an inch. Malawi and Wild Thailand no change.
I'm calling this stretch Over, no more measuring !
A member who has been a ProMix HP user for years shared that he has changed his water/feeding schedule on his current grows.
He feeds half as much, twice as often...
I believe that might have some merit. My Girls are always the happiest in the middle of the wet/dry cycle
So the Golden Tiger and Wild Thailand got 2L each, the rest of the girls a full gallon.
And I snipped four of the tallest branches on the Apple Betty !
Cheers
Geez, just over three months now
Breeder says 14 weeks for the Golden Tiger. Only another two months
Auto's next grow
OCD struck, I cut off the curled fan leaf tips on the Wild Thailand, he, he...
A Large clean slate to Watch for signs of any further issues.
In the last four days the Golden Tiger and the Apple Betty grew an inch. Malawi and Wild Thailand no change.
I'm calling this stretch Over, no more measuring !
A member who has been a ProMix HP user for years shared that he has changed his water/feeding schedule on his current grows.
He feeds half as much, twice as often...
I believe that might have some merit. My Girls are always the happiest in the middle of the wet/dry cycle
So the Golden Tiger and Wild Thailand got 2L each, the rest of the girls a full gallon.
And I snipped four of the tallest branches on the Apple Betty !
Cheers
Emeraldo
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Loving all those great meals you're cooking @Chuckeye. Btw your plants look wonderful! This thread has been very interesting, glad I finally got up to date with you. Good grow!Holding off on the flush on the Golden Tiger until I have time
This is the issue creeping up the Wild Thailand.
After the flush I cut the tips on the right side of this image. 24 hours and no sign of any progression !
Cheers
My Malawi had excessive heat in October. I doubt it was nute burn... Tips curling like your WT make me think of exess N. Glad you could control it. Cheers
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Chuckeye
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Thank you !Loving all those great meals you're cooking @Chuckeye. Btw your plants look wonderful! This thread has been very interesting, glad I finally got up to date with you. Good grow!
My Malawi had excessive heat in October. I doubt it was nute burn... Tips curling like your WT make me think of exess N. Glad you could control it. Cheers
Similar but not the same
Thankfully excess N with MC usually just expresses itself with dark green leaves, no necrosis, etc.
What is your medium, etc. ?
Cheers
Emeraldo
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Soil. LOS. But it was mixed new for that last grow, and it may have been rough in spots while settling in. Had some K def. But the heat exposure in my grow area did that, the necrosis.
In my limited experience excess N can show first at leaf tips with just 1 cm of curl and a bit of brown. Dark green & Clawing is more severe. What's your take on your curvy leaf tips?
In my limited experience excess N can show first at leaf tips with just 1 cm of curl and a bit of brown. Dark green & Clawing is more severe. What's your take on your curvy leaf tips?
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Chuckeye
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I "think" it is too much food but I've never seen nutrient burn with MC ?
Second is something in the roots. Both plants have Air Domes covered with cheesecloth.
I had the air off for quite a while but it's back on now and I've reduced the feed. Watching the lower leaves for yellowing And the tips for further damage.
Cheers
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Chuckeye
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Well, it is day 43 of 97.
The Wild Thailand (and the Golden Tiger to a lesser extent) have not improved.
So, flush and food reduction didn't work, change in watering schedule didn't work.
To be clear they are both drinking but I would like to get ahead of this...
This does seem to point to a nutrient issue. As I've said before a first for me with MC with Only these two strains but good to know, eh ?
If it is a nitrogen issue I am switching to General Hydroponics MaxiBloom !
5-15-14 For GH MaxiBloom
9- 6-17 For MC
And although the Malawi is only dark green, I am switching her too !
Golden Tiger and Wild Thailand received 6.5g/gallon of MaxiBloom tonight, ppm of ~860
Their high end of bloom schedule ppm...
Tomorrow early Apple Betty will receive a small upgrade to 6.75g/gallon of MC, ppm ~960. And the Malawi will receive the new mix of MaxiBloom.
Cheers
The Wild Thailand (and the Golden Tiger to a lesser extent) have not improved.
So, flush and food reduction didn't work, change in watering schedule didn't work.
To be clear they are both drinking but I would like to get ahead of this...
This does seem to point to a nutrient issue. As I've said before a first for me with MC with Only these two strains but good to know, eh ?
If it is a nitrogen issue I am switching to General Hydroponics MaxiBloom !
5-15-14 For GH MaxiBloom
9- 6-17 For MC
And although the Malawi is only dark green, I am switching her too !
Golden Tiger and Wild Thailand received 6.5g/gallon of MaxiBloom tonight, ppm of ~860
Their high end of bloom schedule ppm...
Tomorrow early Apple Betty will receive a small upgrade to 6.75g/gallon of MC, ppm ~960. And the Malawi will receive the new mix of MaxiBloom.
Cheers
Emeraldo
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Hey @Chuckeye you might want to contact Dubi over on the other site. He may be able to help. Hope you figure it out and get it cleared up! Emeraldo
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Chuckeye
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Those spears are awesome.Well, it is day 43 of 97.
The Wild Thailand (and the Golden Tiger to a lesser extent) have not improved.
So, flush and food reduction didn't work, change in watering schedule didn't work.
To be clear they are both drinking but I would like to get ahead of this...
This does seem to point to a nutrient issue. As I've said before a first for me with MC with Only these two strains but good to know, eh ?
If it is a nitrogen issue I am switching to General Hydroponics MaxiBloom !
5-15-14 For GH MaxiBloom
9- 6-17 For MC
And although the Malawi is only dark green, I am switching her too !
Golden Tiger and Wild Thailand received 6.5g/gallon of MaxiBloom tonight, ppm of ~860
Their high end of bloom schedule ppm...
Tomorrow early Apple Betty will receive a small upgrade to 6.75g/gallon of MC, ppm ~960. And the Malawi will receive the new mix of MaxiBloom.
Cheers
Massive freeken colas, WoW.
Hope everything is going well my friend.
Take care.
#VIVOSUN #Love What You Grow
Bill284
Emeraldo
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Sorry, just assumed you knew. Dubi is the go-to guy for ACE strains, your GT is from ACE right? Herbies Seeds says their Golden Tiger is from ACE.
For contacting Dubi, just post your question in the GT thread. See the second post here: Golden Tiger
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Chuckeye
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Chuckeye
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Thanks Bill !Those spears are awesome.
Massive freeken colas, WoW.
Hope everything is going well my friend.
Take care.
#VIVOSUN #Love What You Grow
Bill284
That was the plan with my training !
But I couldn't bring my self to trim the Golden Tiger or Wild Thailand as much as I would have liked but the Malawi and Apple Betty are close to my vision
Cheers
It is from Ace but I haven't thought to post in that thread !
Yet
Cheers
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Chuckeye
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That just looks like canoeing to me, the yellow leaves behind the front bud are another issue
Cheers
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Chuckeye
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One other thing I will be checking on my next mix is the ph.
I haven't been phing down but perhaps those two girls are more sensitive to it than the rest.
And at almost100 days the ProMix HP's buffering is not as effective ?
Cheers
I haven't been phing down but perhaps those two girls are more sensitive to it than the rest.
And at almost100 days the ProMix HP's buffering is not as effective ?
Cheers
Emeraldo
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That just looks like canoeing to me, the yellow leaves behind the front bud are another issue
Cheers
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