Organic soil Papaya @ Day 30 flower

[Guest]

Just wanted to get a little input on how you all think my Papaya SCROG is doing. It's been 30 or 31 days since I switched to 12/12. The plant is the only clone that rooted from a plant I vegged out, I wanted it to be a mom but only one of 8 clones took so I had to flower her. She has 24 prominent colas with 5 that really took off.

Do you guys think she is going to fill out okay? I will probably take her to 70 days or so I will just wait to see how it looks by then. It is under a couple 43w CFLs and a 150w HPS. Thanks for looking...

Also don't mind the curled leaves it was too much Nitrogen, have since switched to Metanatural's bloom fert.

 

[Neptune]

should have vegged a wee bit more to fill the screen.. but overall, you should see a ~5-6 ounce harvest from the looks. Back off that metanaturals BS... give her a good pure water feed 2-3x in a row, and then start saucing her again. she is clearly over Nitrogened!

good work, keep it up

 

[Guest]

LOOKS GOOD!

You should put them CFL's on each side of your hood.
They should be 5 to 6 inches away from plants max.....try it!

 

[Guest]

should have vegged a wee bit more to fill the screen.. but overall, you should see a ~5-6 ounce harvest from the looks. Back off that metanaturals BS... give her a good pure water feed 2-3x in a row, and then start saucing her again. she is clearly over Nitrogened!

good work, keep it up

Yeah you are 100% right, should have vegged longer but as it is I will harvest just a couple weeks before I leave for the summer so I had no choice. I've watered twice with plain water and will start nutes back up soon. Thanks for the input.


Also, it was the Fox Farm Big Bloom that gave too much Nitrogen, shouldn't have used it once I switched to 12/12 but I was procrastinating on getting a bloom solution.

 

[Guest]

LOOKS GOOD!

You should put them CFL's on each side of your hood.
They should be 5 to 6 inches away from plants max.....try it!

Thanks, that means a lot to me. Your outdoor grows are inspiring to say the least.