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KeymasterNice job! Cheers!
November 11, 2025 at 9:47 am in reply to: New chill out og f4 run/ native-sun-genetics (candy apple) #5672KeymasterAwesome! Best of luck!
Keymaster@RootedSwamp Sorry for the delayed response here. During the cloning process, the stems should stay green. If they are turning purple, it’s most likely a nutrient issue. Are the clones rooted and then they turn purple? Or turn purple before rooting?
KeymasterI don’t see any major problems, so you’re doing a great job so far! The only feedback would be some may say the plant in the middle could use a defoliation so air can get through the canopy more.
KeymasterPlants are looking good! Half dose of nutrients is probably a safe route with that nutrient lineup. On page 69 of that book, there is a chart with PPM ranges to target for the different stages of growth. That is for the PPM in the medium, and so the runoff measurement will give you an idea of how much nutrition is in the medium.
KeymasterAwesome! I’m looking forward to the finished pics. Cheers!
KeymasterI’m glad you good an outcome that you are happy with. Thanks for letting me know that any Chill Out OG that you’ve grown never showed nanners. These plants grow so quickly it’s crazy! I hope you had a good weekend
KeymasterFirst off, congrats on your first ever grow. Most of what you mention are good conditions like: water ph range, water ppm, temp range, humidity range, co2 range – all of those are in acceptable ranges. You mention 1900-2000ec which I’m assuming is actually PPM? Unless you mean 1.9-2.0 EC ?
Looking at the plant, I see some purple stems and 3-finger leaves which makes me believe the plant either went through a deficiency or a lockout at some point. The plant size and buds do appear to be small this late into flower. Was the plant stunted in Veg or flower? Also, do you every check the PPM of the coco runoff?
KeymasterIt’s hard for us to tell you for sure. I would think that small amount would be fine, but it’s impossible for us to know if any heavy metals were present in the fertilizer, and if there were, if any were actually absorbed by the plant. Sorry I can’t be of more help here.
KeymasterSorry for the late reply here. Sometimes it takes a day or two for the plant to bounce back after transplanting and start growing good again. How is the plant looking now?
KeymasterSorry for the late reply here. I use it just one time that week at 1tsp per gallon of water. Let me know if you have any other questions.
KeymasterSorry for the late reply here. I would start with a light dose at that point, but it being several days later, I’m assuming you already started giving nutrients. I hope all is still well over there. You’re definitely off to a great start!
KeymasterBummer about the nanners! But I’m happy to hear that you’ve took clones for future runs. Cheers!
KeymasterWoohoo! Some beautiful flowers there!
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