My husband is normally is the main grower. He started to work 12 hour days and have left it up to me.
I have ran two plants alone and it was small buds and one was chopped early. I have been running in lush roots organic, it’s recycled from a prior grow. I amended it with elemental, recharge and sprayed it with some trifecta and water mixture. Moneys tight so I can’t get nematodes.
my veg is YELLOW dude to being having a life outside of the grow. I left them in the solo cups too long. I transplanted two in a 5 Gal smart pot. Put Recharge and elemental and water at 5.8 pH.
My flower looks good in my eyes. But my husband took a peek and said they looked stressed. This also is a recycled soil. Just a little extra thrown in. Recharge and elemental with a little bio fish. The leaves look “jagged” and yellowing just in the middle of the plant. The out side of the plant is green and looks good. Please any help is great My notes are posted on screens shots.
Well, the funny thing about relationships is that we always think the other is psychic. Saying “it looks stressed” isn’t extremely helpful to you. If anything, I’d get a humidifier in there to add some moisture. 38% humidity is low and can cause the stomata to remain open, which will cause rapid uptake from the roots, which can lead to some nutrient burns, but honestly, nothing looks alarming in these pics to me.
Sounds like you need some “meat and potatoes” added to your feeding program.
Your soil is used, so it likely doesn’t have a lot of stored nutrition left.
Roots organic Elemental is meant to be a calcium/magnesium supplement, not a complete plant fertilizer.
Sounds like you used some sort of rose/flower dry fertilizer blend to make a liquid tea. This likely provided some nutrients to keep things going, but I suspect this probably is not enough to be the main source of food for your plants. This sort of food generally works best as a topdress or blended into the soil. It can be used for making teas, but a lot of the elements are not going to be water soluble, so this isn’t really a great way to provide a main source of food.
For now, that plant looks pretty good! I would maybe do a small top dress with some of that rose and flower food and perhaps keep feeding with the “teas” (Don’t topdress too late in flower though, usually best to do that before week 5).
Next grow I would try to come up with a more complete nutrition plan. Doesn’t need to be fancy or expensive, just make sure you have a main source of food and you are using it correctly.
You can grow some great bud with just decent starting soil and some basic topdressing with dry fertilizer blends. Maybe try roots organic soil with small weekly or biweekly top dresses of that rose and flower food. The soil contains enough food to get ya started, and the light topdresses ona regular basis will help keep the soil batteries charged up with food. 🙂