So far I’m very happy with my first grow. I found the seeds, so I have no idea what strains they are. But they’re all female :)

Days or even weeks ago I noticed that some leaf tips of the largest plant at the back were turning brown and curling up. Only a little at first, so I didn’t think much of it. But now I’m not sure if this is unhealthy behavior. A few of the large leaves have also already turned yellow, which I’ve removed. The air circulation is better this way, but I’m starting to doubt whether the plant is safe or in danger.

Last night I hung the lamp a little higher (about 30 cm away) and aimed the fan at the wall; previously it had been aimed at the canopy. I hope it was only too much wind/light stress for this one plant.

If you have experience with this I’d love to get some feedback.

  • Frisbeedude@sopuli.xyz
    4·
    7 months ago

    Maybe it’s your camera, but the leaves look very light-coloured. This is a signal for the more experienced grower to adjust nutes.

    But I’m still on your side to let this first grow ride and learn from it. Next time you can invest in some good food for cannabis and see the difference, combined with a proper training it will blow your mind.

    For your first grow with unknown seeds, chapeau.

    • Ey ich frag doch nur@feddit.deOP
      2·
      7 months ago

      Yeah I think I’ll just try keep using the cheap liquid fertilzer from now on for watering that one. And see what happens.

      That one has always been paler than the other 2.

      • Frisbeedude@sopuli.xyz
        6·
        7 months ago

        Well, you just gave me the best idea for a new job title in Germany: weed doctor. Someone who drives around and saves private cannabis farms. Total discretion, 24h support. That’s allowed within CanG, right? I’m going to be rich!

        • Ey ich frag doch nur@feddit.deOP
          2·
          7 months ago

          Ye I guess the coming cannabis social clubs here will also be allowed to engage external/freelancing grow masters or at least consultants. It’s also usual that clubs have one or more permanent employees to keep a club running. I don’t think the CanG says anything against this. (@ me if you need an unskilled coworker without driver’s licence based in Berlin. My current job is starting to fuck me off atm…

          edit: though I’m a pro in customer service and logistical disposition. Take this as a serious job application if you are serious and need help one day.)