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Wow, almost twice the time indicated by the breeder considering they have been in flower for a few weeks already!

Hahaha! Ok, I will share more mature pictures later on ;)

This is very useful! So you really cannot see any trichome in the pics I sent?

Can you tell from these pics if the trichomes are clear or cloudy¿ Each pic corresponds to a different plant, all entering their 5th week of flowering. I’m quite new to this so any tip would be helpful. Thanks

I totally get it, I am just surprised that such a slight differential in Ph (I check every time before I water and it is always within 6.0-6.2) can have such an effect but I am quite new to this so it is totally possible and learning along the way. I will follow your tip, thanks!

That's useful. I'll double check my pH to make sure it's closer to 6.5 instead of 6.2 in future watering. For the light stress, I appreciate it looks like it but even leaves that are way down the canopy are curling up and the other plant next to it is not showing any sign of light stress that's...

I check everyday the max and min values for temp and RH and it all fluctuates between 25-28 celsius and RH 45-55%...

Which other factor or nutrient deficiency should I look into regarding curling around the edges?

Thanks for that! I'm using soil. I'll increase my pH and foliar feed it with some iron (a local brand instead). That should address the colour issue, what about the curling edges? Would you think is related to iron or some other factor/nutrient deficiency?

I would think the same but there are several leaves that are quite far from the light also curling up along the edges. Temps are never above 28 degrees Celsius so wouldn't think heat is the primary cause.

Thanks for that. I'm using the recommended dose of Biocanna Flores together with Biocanna Boost at ph 6.0-6.2. Biocanna Flores is composed by 2.2 Nitrogen, 2 Phosphorous and 5.5. Potassium whilst Biocanna Boost is composed by N 0.02 P 0.12 and K 0.08 You can find out more about these products...

Hello! My Auto Daiquiri Lime is entering 4th week of flower (sativa dominant). I'm growing it in soil and have been feeding lightly with biocanna fertilizer. The temps is between 25-28 degrees Celsius and RH around 50-55%. The top of the plant is around 20 centimeters from a 1000 spider LED...

That's a great advice and wow, the plants in the picture are literally trees! I wish I was living with the freedom and space to go big outdoor ☺️ Kudos to your friend in growing such beauties!

Thanks, so you have kept it at that level? I keep reading of ppm values above 1000 in various threads to feed the plant in advanced flower so I am unsure if I should increase biocanna nutes...yet do not want to over-feed. Soil is working really nicely for me so far, also given this is my first...

Should I stick with 700 ppm. I'm using soil...and it's 65 centimeters high. I'm not having any specific issue on the plant but I'm wondering how much more nutes I should give at this stage beyond what is in canna's instructions.

Hi everyone, I've been growing some plants indoor following canna bio nutes indication. According to their instructions, there is a certain amount of Flores nutes that I should give per liter. Yet, when I measure ppm the value remains at 700 and I'm in my third week of flowering. I was...

Thanks for that. Do you mean these brown spots could be any of those? How do I find out then, do I just guess?!

My indoor plant is in 4th week veg and started having brown spots. I've been feeding it with the canna bio products in line with the indicated quantities. I wonder if the plant felt it too much or if this is a sign of some deficiency... The temp and hr have been adequate so I don't think these...

It makes me perplexed because the light is rather far...around 60 cm away from the plants in 1 meter squared grow-room. Yet, the light intensity is 2000 μmol/m²/s at 30 cm if all 4 modules are active so might be light stress. So I wonder if I need to increase distance or reduce μmol/m²/s to 1000...

I also noticed that my leaves are curling also if without spots so I was wondering if it could be a heat stress issue, I brought the light closer a few days ago and temperature went to around 30 degrees Celsius for a few hours yesterday...