Matt's 420 Grow Journel 2020

[Emilya Green]

cant tell a lot in that light, sorry

 

[Billpopy79]

Are these pistols I see coming through???? Or just more growth

Look like pistles to me, are they white?

 

[Mattys1992]

cant tell a lot in that light, sorry

I will get on with natural light sorry @Emilya

 

[Mattys1992]

Look like pistles to me, are they white?

I will get a better pic now mate

 

[Mattys1992]

There is new growth coming through but I’m sure I can see pistols ????

 

[The Celt]

I am not seeing pistils, but my eyes aren’t young either lol

If they aren’t showing yet, they will before long looking at the growth.

 

[Mattys1992]

I am not seeing pistils, but my eyes aren’t young either lol

If they aren’t showing yet, they will before long looking at the growth.

Yeah I’ve just had a proper look and I think it’s just the start of more growth from her

 

[Emilya Green]

I agree... no pistils yet!

 

[Mattys1992]

So ........ this soil looks like it’s just absolutely frying my photos especially one of them what to do what should I do both photos in this pics

 

[Mattys1992]

Will they pull through is there anything at all I can do to help or stop it ?

 

[Mattys1992]

Should I try re pot them into some biobizz light mix ???? Or biobizz all mix

 

[Mattys1992]

So just spoke to a friend of mine and he has some 4 week old cuttings (monkey blood) and (lemon cheese cake) I’m gunner get one of each cutting and plant into some biobizz light mix and try start 2 fresh plants and bin these other two as I think they’ve had it

 

[The Celt]

I wouldn’t toss those 2 just yet, they may pull through but could be stunted for a week or 2.

I don’t use commercial soils or nutes, only organic soil of my own recipe, so I don’t run into problems like these girls are having. If it’s a hot mix causing this issue, the plants may adapt to it in a week or so. The other option, if it’s the soil, would be to flush it with clear water to leech some of the nutes out.

If it’s a truly organic soil and this is happening, then it wasn’t cooked long enough meaning the micro herd it’s still working overtime breaking down the organic matter and robbing the plants of nitrogen, one of the 2 reasons organic soils need to be well cooked before using.

Because I don’t know enough about your soil, again I don’t use commercial soils and never have, it’s hard for me to be more specific.

 

[Mattys1992]

My soil is shop bought from a garden centre it’s called Westlands multi purpose compost with added John Innes

 

[The Celt]

Give me a few mins to see if I can find any info on it. Otherwise I am just shooting in the dark lol

 

[Mattys1992]

That’s a lot mate do you need a pic of the packet it came in

 

[The Celt]

The seed in my avatar?

 

[Mattys1992]

A pic of the packet the soil came in

 

[Mattys1992]

I meant to say thanks a lot mate for having a look at the soil and do you want a pic of the soil

 

[The Celt]

Ok, miss read what you wrote lol

As for your soil, not a lot of info to be found quickly, just the advertising for it, but it looks from the description that it has added nutes in salt form. If so, a flush my help your girls.