Do not nut for two weeks at least. Let them grow with heat & light.

Garden Looks Good!

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Toolage: Cheers mate! Ha awesome!! Told you theres still hope lol excellent news!

Snookster: Yeah i was going to avoid nutes now for a while, so yeah i'll wait two weeks Cheers for the input!

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Quick photo update for you guys. Still a sorry state of affairs but a vast improvement on the last batch of photos i posted. Trimming in these pics is poor and has been touched up since.
Jane:


Mary:


Yellowish tint on Marys top leaves which is worrying:


Jane:


Marys New growth:


The stem on Mary is really bulking out!

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bro those are beautiful, those are definently going to survive. You did a perfect job transplanting that! A couple more days and your new growth will be dark healthy green!!

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Looking great!
Great job, I keep pulling for ya.
Glad you switched soil now that everything went so well.
Would be such a waste to see those beautiful plants burn all up from Miracle Grow. You adapt the schedule yet again due to this slight set back?

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Toolage: Cheers mate, im still a bit worried but they do seem to be doing better. This morning Mary's leaves are turning really yellow and dry again I dunno what to do. What ever this is obviously isnt out of their system yet.

Alto: Thanks, im glad as well just hope everything goes back to normal asap. As far as schedule is concerned im not sure yet i'll see how these girls go. Im thinking perhaps i'll switch them to 12/12 when they get to a certain height rather than just setting a date.

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I am certain it will get back to normal soon
You may try flushing to be sure and get rid of nutes that could have been caught up in rockwool? not sure...
Eventually they will use up any extras if thats the case, and you should be able to get back to regular feedings.
I would look under the photos posted in the Grow FAQ HERE
from what I can see the yellowing is not a nute "burn" (or not as it shows there) but more likely a nute deficiency that may have been caused by certain nutrients being "locked up"
Its a complicated thing to me, but undoubtedly something to consider being I see it mentioned a lot. With a thorough cleansing of the grow medium (flush) and a return to normal feeding it should go away from what I have read. That would be something you would have to determine being photos only can show so much.

Thats my plan. I see flowering times based on plant height or number of nodes in seed descriptions at breeder sites, and they (if anyone) should know. Right?
If I have at least 5 nodes I will flower them at 12" expecting at least 24"-36" at maturity (height could become an issue for me should they reach Toolage height lol) Your images seem to look like you have the 5th node sprouting now so it isn't un-reasonable to think about doing it soon if you are in a hurry....

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Oh really? i'll have a look in the grow FAQ then cheers mate. I was pretty confident about 5 days ago and now i feel like its all over my head lol. What i should have done is prepped some PH'd water for when i was transplanting then flush the rockwool cubes when i had them in hand without the soil. That should have solved any of these problems straight away... I'll try a flush if i move the gravel you can see the top of the rock wool as i didnt covered it in soil so i gues thats a plus in some respect. Wont over watering do them damage as well though?

Yeah good observation, when i first started growing i just worked everything out by x amount of days, but strains differ so much as well as set backs (like mine lol) So the only real way to know when theyre ready should be distinguished by size and maturity of the plants itself surely.

I was going to put them into flower on the 8th of May. So thats 18/19 days away, by then i assumed they would have grown sufficiently as there was a noticeable difference day by day. But now i cant seem to notice any difference mainly because im focusing on the yellowing etc. I'll post some pics soon to show you how bad its gotten over night again.

Cheers for all your input and help again Alto!

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hey tgp,

i'm not to sure if you're going to see your previous leaves get better. This damage is basically done. Just focus on your new growth and you'lll see it getting better!!

edit: in a few days start off using 1/4 strength nutes, you're about ready to start introducing nitrogen to the plant.

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