Its on its 4th week of Flowering. I had a side by side comparison going with my Fox Farms line. The Fox Farms is a bit bigger right now and has been doing well, no problems with it. I think the deficiencies had a lot to do with the problems I have had in the last week or two. My BioCanna GDP is a bit smaller, but has a lot more purple and smells a lot better. Regardless if the BioCanna GDP would be 20% smaller than the Fox Farms, I think that will be compounded in the end from the problems I had. The quality is looking nice though. It is crazy how a plant can do that purple to dark green illusion thing depending on how the light is hitting it. If the pistils start to redden up early in flower, is that a sign of borderline high nutrient levels? When I dosed them the other day, the color and vigor picked up, but the pistils started turning reddish brown and curling in a bit.
I gave my Sour OG's another dose of 5ml Vega, 2.5ml Rhizo, 2.5ml Cannazyme. There is some purpling on the stems and they seem stressed. I don't know why, they are sitting under a light in a perfect temp room. They are growing faster and faster though. They are about 6" tall at about 2 weeks. I gave them Nitrozyme and CaMg last week. They didn't seem to like it much. There was leaf canoeing and that is when the purpling started. This is pretty much the reason I'm doing the Nitrozyme as a foliar. Not sure if they just didn't get enough food or what, but after I fed them the other day, they seemed to perk up a bit and start growing better.
I think I was just trying to focus too much on supplemental nutrients and not giving them enough food. Even if you eat all of the vitamins in the world, they aren't going to do you good at all unless you have a good diet. I'm just going to add supplements when I see that they need it, and do Nitrozyme as a foliar opposite of my Neem oil schedule.
Nitrozyme apparently is good for killing bugs too. My buddy had a bug problem and was doing different foliar rotations to keep a hostile environment. He would do Nitrozyme, water, and then Neem Oil in rotation about every 2 days. He saw a few mites when spraying with Nitrozyme and sprayed them. When he was done, he looked at the spot he saw them at, and they were curled up and dead. This is probably not an effective pest control solution, but definitely good for making life tough for the free loaders.
(plus the description sounds good as well).
