Kweku Ananse
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GREEEEEEEN!
GREEEEEEEN!
That's better! Looks like some light burn? This Cookies Kush seems to prefer lower temperatures... and by prefer I mean demand... Haha! I actually think this happened due to the old batch of DIY CO2 running out. From my research, and please correct me if I'm wrong, but when a plant is enriched with CO2, assuming the light intensity is there, temperature MUST rise in order to accommodate this rate of photosynthesis. I think it has to do with rate of transpiration leading to dehydration leading to increased water/nutrient uptake to fuel the photosynthesis rate demanded by the intense light source. Watching these plants react to changing conditions has really taught me a lot more than books. But I am INCREDIBLY grateful to have that foundation of knowledge and resources. Anyway, on to more pictures!
Looks to me like she wants to be cooled down a bit. Perhaps more frequent waterings? She is in a 2 gal. smart pot, and is one of the larger plants, so maybe... probably.
Lets jump back to our favorite little JChem. Here is some older growth. Note my burned tips and signs of [what my untrained eye guesses is] potassium and phosphorus lock-out. Regardless of the hard times of the past, I believe the girls are right on track again!
Here is what is currently the top of JChem. The true top is currently bent over below. I think she's healthy again!
Here is a closer shot of JChem. You can see her starting to even out... Look closely for my indicator to release the tops again. Can you guess which?
GREEEEEEEN!
That's better! Looks like some light burn? This Cookies Kush seems to prefer lower temperatures... and by prefer I mean demand... Haha! I actually think this happened due to the old batch of DIY CO2 running out. From my research, and please correct me if I'm wrong, but when a plant is enriched with CO2, assuming the light intensity is there, temperature MUST rise in order to accommodate this rate of photosynthesis. I think it has to do with rate of transpiration leading to dehydration leading to increased water/nutrient uptake to fuel the photosynthesis rate demanded by the intense light source. Watching these plants react to changing conditions has really taught me a lot more than books. But I am INCREDIBLY grateful to have that foundation of knowledge and resources. Anyway, on to more pictures!
Looks to me like she wants to be cooled down a bit. Perhaps more frequent waterings? She is in a 2 gal. smart pot, and is one of the larger plants, so maybe... probably.
Lets jump back to our favorite little JChem. Here is some older growth. Note my burned tips and signs of [what my untrained eye guesses is] potassium and phosphorus lock-out. Regardless of the hard times of the past, I believe the girls are right on track again!
Here is what is currently the top of JChem. The true top is currently bent over below. I think she's healthy again!
Here is a closer shot of JChem. You can see her starting to even out... Look closely for my indicator to release the tops again. Can you guess which?