Second Time Starting A Grow: Acapulco Gold

[Foss]

Larger is about 3 and a half weeks, and other is 2 and a half.

 

[Foss]

One will stay indoor and the other is going outside.

 

[Bill284]

Larger is about 3 and a half weeks, and other is 2 and a half.

Beautiful ladies my friend.
They are a touch hungry though.
Are you feeding properly?

Stay safe
Bill

 

[Foss]

Thanks Bill, do you think I am not feeding enough.

 

[Phytoplankton]

As @Bill284 said, a little hungry, also depending on your grow media, they look like they're getting a little too much water, droopy, puffy leaves. Let them go pretty dry between waterings, force the roots to expand and find the water (disregard if in Coco).

 

[Foss]

As @Bill284 said, a little hungry, also depending on your grow media, they look like they're getting a little too much water, droopy, puffy leaves. Let them go pretty dry between waterings, force the roots to expand and find the water (disregard if in Coco).

Ok, thank you

 

[Foss]

I can certainly see what you are saying in the younger one, would you say the same about both?

 

[Foss]

I thought it looked to be filling in nicely, but that is why i like to hear from you folks with much more experience.

 

[Phytoplankton]

I can certainly see what you are saying in the younger one, would you say the same about both?

Mostly the younger one, the larger one looks much happier, water wise.

 

[Foss]

Thank you, that makes sense as I have been feeding at close to the same rate. I transplanted her a bit early as well. Thought she was big enough, so transplanted the same time as the larger one.

 

[Bill284]

Thank you, that makes sense as I have been feeding at close to the same rate. I transplanted her a bit early as well. Thought she was big enough, so transplanted the same time as the larger one.

What nutrients are you using my friend?
Soil in the pots right?
Are you following the recommended schedule.
As @Phytoplankton mentioned overwatering is a concern.
Also what ph are you feeding at?

Stay safe
Bill

 

[cbdhemp808]

Hi @Foss, great looking plants!

 

[Foss]

What nutrients are you using my friend?
Soil in the pots right?
Are you following the recommended schedule.
As @Phytoplankton mentioned overwatering is a concern.
Also what ph are you feeding at?

Stay safe
Bill

Hi Bill, I am using the Indo grow system. PH is good, I think I was giving a bit to much too the small one. I will be very careful with her. Will keep you’s updated.
Cheers.

 

[Foss]

Hi @Foss, great looking plants!

Thank you.

 

[Bill284]

Hi Bill, I am using the Indo grow system. PH is good, I think I was giving a bit to much too the small one. I will be very careful with her. Will keep you’s updated.
Cheers.

Good = 6.3 ?

Stay safe
Bill

 

[Foss]

Good = 6.3 ?

Stay safe
Bill

Yes

 

[Foss]

I really like the way the older one is growing, Maybe still overfeeding the smaller one. I cut off huge fan leaves, is that recommended?

 

[cbdhemp808]

I'm not a huge fan of cutting off leaves. The only times I remove leaves: when they are diseased (mold and bugs), when they are dead or dying (I lean toward removing "off" looking leaves), during flowering when a big leaf is shading out a lower bud, during flowering when I prune the plant to remove excess foliage not important to the upper buds and to open air flow through the plant.

 

[Foss]

Some just look so big that they would be drawing too much

 

[cbdhemp808]

Funny you should say that, because I've been kinda freaked out at how large the leaves are on 3 new plants I am growing – biggest leaves I've had on any plant I've grown. When I first up potted them to 15 gal, the leaves had some curl which was a bit of a concern, and a couple lower leaves had some necrosis spots. Once adapted to the pots, they are looking fabulous.