Bit of a late reply on this one Easty, it's been a ridiculously busy year. I was really disappointed with the Blueberry. One hermied and was average smoke whilst the other grew nicely but the smoke was crap. One of the Mokums Tulip hermied as well but the other was nice. The outdoor plants were chopped in a hurry when I came home for lunch one day and found a team of painters on scaffold around my next door neighbours house. So they were pulled mid April.Great stuff @Jonesie plants are looking tops hey
How did you find the DP Blueberry? Did you have any issues with herms? I grew out a 5 pack of theirs and they all hermed hard in week 3 of flower!
So sorry to hear you had similar issues to me with the DP Blueberry mate and please don't stress about the lateness of reply, it's not an issue at allBit of a late reply on this one Easty, it's been a ridiculously busy year. I was really disappointed with the Blueberry. One hermied and was average smoke whilst the other grew nicely but the smoke was crap. One of the Mokums Tulip hermied as well but the other was nice. The outdoor plants were chopped in a hurry when I came home for lunch one day and found a team of painters on scaffold around my next door neighbours house. So they were pulled mid April.
I'm on my 4th grow with the BW I like. This time indoors hydroponically. Trying to dial it in and I'm finding she's a very light feeder. At ec 1.6 I'm getting crab claws and tip burn and have backed off to 1 over the last few days. Wondering if anyone has tips as to what range ec to run. This plants is on the sat side but nice chunky buds.
Thanks @Fish humidity has been really low and temps been around 25°. I thought it was heat stress at first but a mate suggested to much nitrogen. I've been reading through heaps of BW grows trying to see how heavier feeder she is.Humidity/temperature? I always found this happened from a day or two of cold and wet soil or high humidity and cold.
Thanks @Ray I think I've been overfeeding it for the last couple of grows and had already backed off a bit. Definitely trial and error.Hydro isn't my forte, but it definitely looks like over fertilization..
I am however well versed in the learning process of trial and error having started growing before the interweb.
Take notes and come in lower next time..
Sorry i couldn't be of more help
Peace
Thanks @easty. Flush day tomorrow. I'll run it for a few days and feed at ec 1 for a week after that. Really surprised how light a feeder this plant seems to be.So sorry to hear you had similar issues to me with the DP Blueberry mate and please don't stress about the lateness of reply, it's not an issue at allIf you want some good blueberry seeds, please flick me a message, I'd be happy to send you some very well tried and tested beans!
As for your issue with the plant above, the darkness in the leaves tells me there is a little too much Nitrogen and as @Fish mentioned, could also be due to temp and low humidity on top. I'd give it a good flush with pH'd the water for a few days to a week and see if it picks up, if it doesn't change, you'll know it has more to do with temp/humidity. Good luck my friend![]()
Not that I have much experience with finishing BW. But, the few bonsai plants I sampled did better left alone without the added feedings; mind I grew them in soil. In the little experience I had with them, they don't need muchI've been reading through heaps of BW grows trying to see how heavier feeder she is.
I plan to grow in soil outdoors organically this summer. That should indicate how much she requires I reckon. Have flushed for a week and started feeding again on Thursday. Have been monitoring how much nutrient has been taken up and adjusting accordingly. Running at ec 1.6 as of today. They're now 37 days in flower.Not that I have much experience with finishing BW. But, the few bonsai plants I sampled did better left alone without the added feedings; mind I grew them in soil. In the little experience I had with them, they don't need much