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My only femenized seed shot up so quick that she was falling over and had to be transplanted out of her party cup. She will make a good mother and hopefully one of the others grows into a competition quality plant.

The mini air pruner is an awesome idea, I hope to see that turn out well! I put six cracked seeds in their cups of coco today. Having only used Canna coco with clones I plan to be very gentle with the nutrient levels. What medium and nutrients is everybody else using?

I am considering this, but first I will have to find a way to keep the roots all in one cup. With a few seeds already starting to crack I don't have much time.

No time limit? Clone or Seed? With no limit on Veg time this could go on forever. I will likely compete. Sub'd.

How is your ventilation set up that it works so efficiently? I can see that you have vented hoods; are you pulling through them? I just can't seem to stay below 82-84 with a 400 watt, air cooled, in a 3'x3' tent. I am using the 400 cfm Hydrofarm Active Air. - GNS

In a cool, dark, dry place. - GNS

This will be really helpful as I am just getting started with Canna Coco. Sub'd - GNS

I have not used that one specifically, but I currently use one of their pH testers and have been very happy with it. It is easy to calibrate, give a consistent and reliable reading, and I haven't had to change the batteries in the 2 years that I have had it. - GNS

It looks like you have a very leafy, sativa dominant pheno. If the plant was put under any major stress during its flowering period then it could easily have been set back. You will be safe giving it a few more weeks, and you should begin to see some dramatic swelling of the calyxes as it nears...

Don't worry about the flowering time too much, I am in almost the same situation. This is my second time around with a heavily indica dominant bag seed. This time from clone that is 8 weeks into flowering and I am just now starting the flush. The first time around I noticed that she didn't...

Sure does, add a bubble stone in there and you will have roots in half the time. -GNS

It is very unlikely that this is caused by nutrient deficiency, so it is probably due to over watering. Maybe transplant shock, but I have never actually experience this myself. A little more information would help. Were they yellowing before you transplanted? What is the watering schedule? Do...

Every time I view this thread I re-realize how awesome it is! -GNS

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Any update? I am interested to see how things are panning out. -GNS

Good to see that you resolved your over watering issue, it was just a smaller plant that didn't need as much water as the rest, plus that Happy Frog seems to hold a lot of water. Everything looks great, when are you planning on making the switch to flowering? You've got a big room their so...

I like the video update +rep for that. The leaf curl looks exactly like the way my plants responded to over watering, that particular plant could simply need less water than the rest. I have also heard of this being a sign of heat stress, but I recall commenting on how your temps are nice and...

That is the beginning of Nitrogen deficiency. -GNS

Where did you get this information from? -GNS

Looking good. You've got the nice low temps that I wish I could get, I am considering an A/C unit. Most of those Violators seem to be pretty stout also. -GNS EDIT: Dumb question, answered in the first post. Sorry.