I need advices for choosing a good nutrient for a photoperiod 1 month in flower

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YellowSeeds

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Need your help!! my outdoor photoperiod plant has been only fed with water (rain water at ph 6.5-7.5) i did a super soil: pro-mix hp, worm castings, gaia green 444 and 284 with mykos for the roots. I never gave her nutrients and it worked real good. But now we are late sept. and here in east Canada the cold weather is coming soon maybe 5 more weeks. See photos, it looks good but the buds are not very dense so i was thinking feeding her to get bigger and harder buds. Is there something real good you could suggest me, there are too many products on the market. Thanks
 

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HydoDan said:
For a plant to develope properly it needs its leaves for photosynthesis..
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so i should have not defoliate the leaves, there is less photosynthesis but with less leaves will the leaves still will develop a little bit of photosynthesis to get more dense and bigger buds? Is there any nutrient that could help my plant or i just continue feeding her with water only? Please answer me if you have the time. Thanks a lot
 
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HydoDan said:
For a plant to develope properly it needs its leaves for photosynthesis..
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HydoDan said:
For a plant to develope properly it needs its leaves for photosynthesis..
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You made me understand the importance of the leaves for the photosynthesis. This is all new for me, hope i still have enough leaves for her to get stronger and today i have cut all the white cords holding the branches for low stress training. Thanks
 
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YellowSeeds said:
Need your help!! my outdoor photoperiod plant has been only fed with water (rain water at ph 6.5-7.5) i did a super soil: pro-mix hp, worm castings, gaia green 444 and 284 with mykos for the roots. I never gave her nutrients and it worked real good. But now we are late sept. and here in east Canada the cold weather is coming soon maybe 5 more weeks. See photos, it looks good but the buds are not very dense so i was thinking feeding her to get bigger and harder buds. Is there something real good you could suggest me, there are too many products on the market. Thanks
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Outdoor plants are not usually defoliated due to the sunlight reaching a lot more of the plant due to planetary motion. Defoliation is an indoor sport for areas under the canopy that light will not reach. Your naked plant will hate you and make you pay in the end. Just watch and see!! Good luck with your joint.
 
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driver77 said:
Your nutrients are fine....you could top dress with the 284. It's not going to need much though. Think of leaves as solar panels that also act as batteries to store nutrients.......next time go much easier on defoliation.
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SouthFloridaGenetics said:
Outdoor plants are not usually defoliated due to the sunlight reaching a lot more of the plant due to planetary motion. Defoliation is an indoor sport for areas under the canopy that light will not reach. Your naked plant will hate you and make you pay in the end. Just watch and see!! Good luck with your joint.
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You telling me that it’s finished for her, i stopped the low stress training and will leave her alone, no more stress, i also will top dress with 284 gaia green. My plant have about 5 to 6 weeks to go before very cold weather, do you think she has a chance to recover?
 
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YellowSeeds said:
You telling me that it’s finished for her, i stopped the low stress training and will leave her alone, no more stress, i also will top dress with 284 gaia green. My plant have about 5 to 6 weeks to go before very cold weather, do you think she has a chance to recover?
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Yes....it will fatten up. Just keep new information in mind for next grow.
Keep us updated as she finishes!
 
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YellowSeeds said:
You telling me that it’s finished for her, i stopped the low stress training and will leave her alone, no more stress, i also will top dress with 284 gaia green. My plant have about 5 to 6 weeks to go before very cold weather, do you think she has a chance to recover?
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This is lst.....Screenshot_20240927_065755_Gallery.jpg

What you did was lollipop. That's one of the highest hst you can do.
 
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Hollatchaboy said:
No, I mean the grass the plant is sitting on.

No, I mean what the plant is sitting on....View attachment 5429064/
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Ok, yes it’s fake grass but the plant with is pot are on a piece of wood about 24 inches long by 14 inches wide with four wheels on each corner because i have to move the plant to get as much sun as possible, to much trees are now blocking the sun. I am moving her very slowly to avoid any stress. I just want the buds to get more dense, hope she will make it, i am as stress than her!! Thanks for the conversations, i realize that i still have a lot to learn
 
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Ok, yes it’s fake grass but the plant with is pot are on a piece of wood about 24 inches long by 14 inches wide with four wheels on each corner because i have to move the plant to get as much sun as possible, to much trees are now blocking the sun. I am moving her very slowly to avoid any stress. I just want the buds to get more dense, hope she will make it, i am as stress than her!! Thanks for the conversations, i realize thata i still whave a lot to learn
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Bonjour my friend, i want to show you those long white pistils, can you tell me if you have seen them before? Does not look good to me. I have top dress the plant with gaia green 2-8-4 and spay some water on top.
Another things: if the weather is getting too cold outside, can i bring her inside in my basement without a tent etc. Only have led vipar spectra p600 with a big fan, humidifie, dehumidifier in a open space, do you think it could work?
 

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