PANAMA A5 HAZE , NEVILLE'S HAZE,.... 12/12 GROWING

[Cheech87]

So my Neville's Haze looks like I feared—it is turning completely yellow again, and it still needs to stay for a good 6 weeks, which I see as challenging.

It is still growing and producing new flowers, and the trichome production is very high despite the slight pollination, but its health is declining rapidly. I will probably feed it once more.

 

[george7]

It doesnt look that bad. Plant will finish. Maybe not to the best of its potential but it will finish
Maybe do a second topdressing with biobloom? Or better start feeding it with some bottled nutes for faster absorption?

 

[Cheech87]

Tomorrow morning I plan to fertilize with a drain.I think an EC of 1.5 is okay, but I'm still not sure. I want to stick with Greenhouse Bio Feeding and might try watering with it. Alternatively, I might just use the chemical fertilizers from Greenhouse, which should work immediately but could also make things worse. I don’t think it will change the appearance since no new leaves are coming, only buds. Therefore, I'll probably stick with the organic option.🫣

 

[gedLang]

Yeah, I would probably feed that plant again. At this stage the plant doesn't need a lot of nitrogen. So if you have a fertilizer that balanced more towards P and K it may work best.

 

[TrulyAmazingGenetics]

Looks a lot like drought stress..
She could be having nitrogen deficiency. But she could be suffering from drying out too quickly between getting watered again. Especially with organic cultivation dry soil kills our nitrogen cycling and makes bacteria go dormant or die.
When a microbial population goes dormant it will be hard to wake them back up. Top dressing worm castings and soaking the soil with a compost tea and restore your nutrient cycling.

 

[Cheech87]

My Super Panama Haze broke the surface this morning.

 

[Cheech87]

Oh, sorry, I didn't realize I received two messages @TrulyAmazingGenetics @gedLang . I gave it a good watering with a nutrient solution of 1.5 EC and ensured proper drainage.

 

[Cheech87]

I have my water values here, hoping it’s not the issue. I'm a total noob in this theme, but maybe someone can see if something is wrong. Unfortunately, it's in French.
I always let my water sit for 24 hours before using it.

 

[gedLang]

I see what @TrulyAmazingGenetics means about the drought stress, because the leaves seem droopy like they would if wilting. But it may just be the leaf shape of this strain, being so thin and long. How large are the containers you are using? It may help in the future to go to a larger container and maybe fabric instead of plastic. You can take a look at the roots after you have harvested and see what their health is like. Unfortunately I can't help with your assessing your water report because I do not have the expertise.

 

[Cactus Squatter]

Looks a lot like drought stress..
She could be having nitrogen deficiency. But she could be suffering from drying out too quickly between getting watered again. Especially with organic cultivation dry soil kills our nitrogen cycling and makes bacteria go dormant or die.
When a microbial population goes dormant it will be hard to wake them back up. Top dressing worm castings and soaking the soil with a compost tea and restore your nutrient cycling.

This was my biggest issue with having deficiencies when I first moved over to organic soil from DWC. kept trying to feed to correct and ended up absolutely smoking some plants when all they needed was more regular watering.

 

[Cheech87]

I have Neville's Haze in a 15-liter plastic pot and Panama A5 in a 25-liter fabric pot. However, I don't like the fabric pots because after some time, there's always a little space on the sides and the drainage isn't as good water tends to run down the sides. Therefore, I think I'll stick with the plastic pots.

 

[Cheech87]

From the beginning, I saw what would happen and couldn't prevent it. It's my second time experiencing the same with my KA5H. The Panama A5 Haze looks significantly better with the same soil and nutrients, just in a larger pot.
I think the issue might be that the pot was too small, causing root bound in this plant.
I only seem to have these problems with sativas.
Hybrids and indicas never give me these issues.
Well, I've accepted it with this plant. Plus, it's already pollinated, so it's been a bit messed up for a while
But I'll pay attention to how I water them and keep growing until I get the hang of it.

Thanks for the advice, you're always welcome. Wishing you all the best!

 

[TrulyAmazingGenetics]

From the beginning, I saw what would happen and couldn't prevent it. It's my second time experiencing the same with my KA5H. The Panama A5 Haze looks significantly better with the same soil and nutrients, just in a larger pot.
I think the issue might be that the pot was too small, causing root bound in this plant.
I only seem to have these problems with sativas.
Hybrids and indicas never give me these issues.
Well, I've accepted it with this plant. Plus, it's already pollinated, so it's been a bit messed up for a while
But I'll pay attention to how I water them and keep growing until I get the hang of it.

Thanks for the advice, you're always welcome. Wishing you all the best!

Hazes like big pots. I use 25 gallon pots or 100 litre as a minimum soil volume for organic growing. She is just root bound thats all. The flower will be fine. She is probably beginning to choke her self out a little bit in the small containers

 

[goingrey]

I have my water values here, hoping it’s not the issue. I'm a total noob in this theme, but maybe someone can see if something is wrong. Unfortunately, it's in French.
I always let my water sit for 24 hours before using it.

View attachment 19028299 View attachment 19028300

I think it's fine

 

[Cheech87]

Hazes like big pots. I use 25 gallon pots or 100 litre as a minimum soil volume for organic growing. She is just root bound thats all. The flower will be fine. She is probably beginning to choke her self out a little bit in the small containers

Okay, I will give the Super Panama Haze a big pot of 25L later and mix the Greenhouse feeding mix directly into the soil.

 

[Cheech87]

I have a new seedling in the tent: Amnesia Haze from Soma Seeds. This is my first grow from this company.

 

[Cheech87]

Neville's Haze

Panama A5 Haze

 

[Cheech87]

My Panama a5 Haze is now showing a slight foxtail structure on the buds. They are resinous and appear almost silver-white due to the daily addition of more trichomes. Although the plants still need a few more weeks, I find this development very pleasing to watch.

Today, I tried my homemade hash from KA5H. After half an hour out of the fridge, it was delicious and very potent. The texture is quite unique, reminiscent of peanut butter. I don't have much experience with hash, but I believe this is something special, as typically you can only buy hard hash plates here. That's why I haven't smoked hash often. However, this hash had a hypnotic effect on me after smoking. It's very relaxing and because it's Sativa hash, it doesn't make me too tired. I find it very restful and it doesn't give me the heady effects like with the buds. So, it's not as trippy.

If it becomes too challenging to make a joint from the buds due to the seeds, I'll make hash from the Neville's Haze instead.

 

[Cheech87]

My Panama plant isn't looking so good anymore, but it doesn't really matter to me since it only has a few weeks left. It's grown very fat, and now I really hope I don't get bud rot because the weather here is very unpredictable, and I don't have a dehumidifier. It's rainy and warm, so the risk is very high. I hope everything goes smoothly, but I'm keeping an eye on it.

The smell has changed, becoming sharper and more like haze incense. The sweet lemony smell is gone. Now it smells more woody, sharp, and leathery.

Neville's Haze :

 

[Cheech87]

So, my Super Panama Haze is growing well alongside the Amnesia Haze. I was just giving a little Trichoderma and mycorrhiza for the roots.
Super Panama Haze

Amnesia Haze