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Alexander III (aka Arnold)
Auto White Widow
00 Seeds Bank
Updated 2 years ago
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13 weeks
dead
Tree Stages
dead
Jul 15th 23
flowering
Jun 30th 23
vegetative
Jun 30th 23
seedling
Jun 30th 23
germination
Jun 30th 23
Medium
Coco
Just basic coco and perlite mix
Environment
Name
Alexander III (aka Arnold)
Jul 15th 23
dead stage started!
Jul 15th 23
Actions
Nutrients
Liquid
Flowering mix
Water
1.0 l
Tree Logs
PH
6.5
PPM
900
Note
Final measurement of runoff
Note
I took care of you, my tree, but it is time I let you go. You were great, and hopefully you will taste great too.
PH
6.4
PPM
1100
Note
Final measurement, pre runoff
Jul 14th 23
Actions
Water
1.0 l
Tree Logs
Note
This plant is going to my friend tomorrow, so I'm absolving responsibility for it. I did what I could, and I don't really understand what's wrong with it: pH is fine, PPM is fine, nutes are fine, but the spots still spread. Better luck next time.
Jul 12th 23
Actions
Nutrients
Liquid
Flowering mix
Water
1.0 l
Nutrients
Repeat every week on wednesday until end of undefined
Liquid
Tree Logs
Note
Still more spots. I have no fucking idea whether it's stopped and getting better, or whether it's getting worse.
Jul 11th 23
Actions
Water
1.0 l
Nutrients
Repeat every days for 1 times
Liquid
Jul 10th 23
Tree Logs
PH
6.8
PPM
880
Note
PPM down to normal, pH a bit high, need to add pH down for a bit
Actions
Water
1.0 l
Jul 8th 23
Tree Logs
Note
Still more spots, I hope it's getting better
PH
6.8
PPM
840
Note
Water + nutes measurement
Jul 7th 23
Actions
Water
1.0 l
Jul 6th 23
Tree Logs
Note
More spots, tomorrow I'll measure PPM again, should be back to normal by that time
New Photos
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Water
1.0 l
Jul 5th 23
New Photos
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Water
1.0 l
Added more water to measure runoff
Water
1.0 l
Tree Logs
Note
Slowly getting worse, but this is expected, because there's nutrient lockout. Will check ppm tomorrow, see if it went down enough to resume feeding.
PPM
1500
Note
Took new measurement of runoff. Bear in mind that this number may not be reliable as some of this runoff kinda was there for half a day and then I added some more water. So it's two runoffs in unknown proportion after one of them has dried for a bit.
Jul 4th 23
New Photos
Tree Logs
PH
6.8
PPM
150
Note
Water measurement pre drain
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Holy fuck 2000ppm - too much nutrients. So it's not calcium deficiency, it's calcium lockout. I'll switch to water for a few days, and start giving nutes when drain is back to normal.
PH
6.7
PPM
2000
Note
After drain
Actions
Water
1.0 l
Water
0.7 l
Drain
Jul 3rd 23
Tree Logs
Note
Brown spots keep coming, but pH is fine. Need to figure this out.
New Photos
Actions
Nutrients
Liquid
Flowering mix
Water
1.0 l
Jul 2nd 23
Actions
Water
1.0 l
New Photos
Tree Logs
Note
More spots have appeared, but so far it looks like it's not progressing fast, maybe even slowing down
Jul 1st 23
New Photos
Tree Logs
Note
It is quite possible that the spots were in response to yesterday's trimming, because pH is fine. I knew I shouldn't have done it. Oh well, lesson for me.
PH
6.4
Note
Brown spots noticed, need to check pH
Actions
Nutrients
Liquid
Flowering mix
Water
1.0 l
Water
500.0 ml
Added water to get pH
Jun 30th 23
flowering stage started!
Jun 30th 23
vegetative stage started!
Jun 30th 23
seedling stage started!
Jun 30th 23
germination stage started!
Jun 30th 23
New Photos
Actions
Nutrients
Liquid
Flowering mix
Water
1.0 l
Trim
Defoliation
Light trimming
Tree Logs
Note
The shape came out pretty good, but there are a few problems I'd like to address for next time:
- I did not trim nearly enough. Most tutorials basically say "trim until it is good" but don't say what exactly I should strive for. I found a good one eventually, but it was too late. So, my plant is currently very, very bushy and leafy, and it's started flowering already so I can't trim it now. I didn't realize I could trim far more than I did
- this time round I concentrated on LST and tried topping the plant. Topping was successful, but I accidentally killed a major side branch during LST, so most branches that grew out were from side branch of a side branch, so they're very thin and weak. I need to get better at LST
- wire. It's fucking stupid. I need much thicker wire, one that doesn't lose shape and doesn't cut the plant. I've found a good way to use cotton string for LST and shaping the plant, but this only works during late vegetation and flowering. I still need to figure out early vegetation LST.
Overall, this plant is much more successful than last one (I didn't use Jane then so it's not in the logs...), so I expect a much better outcome!
- I did not trim nearly enough. Most tutorials basically say "trim until it is good" but don't say what exactly I should strive for. I found a good one eventually, but it was too late. So, my plant is currently very, very bushy and leafy, and it's started flowering already so I can't trim it now. I didn't realize I could trim far more than I did
- this time round I concentrated on LST and tried topping the plant. Topping was successful, but I accidentally killed a major side branch during LST, so most branches that grew out were from side branch of a side branch, so they're very thin and weak. I need to get better at LST
- wire. It's fucking stupid. I need much thicker wire, one that doesn't lose shape and doesn't cut the plant. I've found a good way to use cotton string for LST and shaping the plant, but this only works during late vegetation and flowering. I still need to figure out early vegetation LST.
Overall, this plant is much more successful than last one (I didn't use Jane then so it's not in the logs...), so I expect a much better outcome!