First, I want to thank @Fuel for his help with the pucks. I posted a thread here asking about dark orange necrosis spots on the male plants. That thread can be found here. I was also given some awesome advice for breeding, which I will follow on my next seed run.
I believe the issue that occurred was not properly shaking my B-52 bottle, which caused a gnarly potass burn on all the males, and some of the females. Here they are today:
The two in the back were fed with a different feed that was mixed the next day. Same quantities as the feed that burned the rest, but this time, I shook all the bottles diligently. I was very concerned at first believing I had just burnt those as well. It’s been a few days since then however, and they’re looking great.
Yesterday, I decided to empty the B-52 bottle since I could hear particles inside when shaken. Sure enough, there were lots of clumps inside. After flushing the healthy plants, E/C came in at ~6, while the burnt plants’ E/C was ~12. That B-52 bottle has been thrown out.
I’m going to continue to flush the burnt plants until runoff is closer to the healthy plants and then feed only Connoisseur Base A and B. I’m hoping the seeds aren’t affected, though I understand that a healthy mother = healthy seeds. Way she goes.
The Chem Cubed and Sour 13 were transplanted into 1 gals and will be switched to flower in the next few days.
Here’s Cerberus doing its weird shit:
The 4x8 plants aren’t going to make it to four months of veg.
I’ve begun to do a pre-flower defoliation, and will flip them whenever I finish and take clones. This should hopefully be in the following days, which means I’ll have my hands full.
Happy Friday for whoever is reading this, much love. Y como siempre, les deseo buenos humos.