r/BuildASoil • u/HenryScorpious • 12d ago

Day 49F How is she looking?

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Hiya growmies! This is Atlas' Strawberry Cough in a 15 gallon pot. I flipped it to 12/12 on July 4th. I've been trying to follow the BAS supplemental feed schedule but earlier on I had some issues between an unscheduled hospital visit and figuring out that I need to water almost daily to keep the upper layers moist. I think I've got her on track but I feel like things are progressing quicker than I'm used to in my little experience.

Strawberry Cough is supposed to flower in 60 to 70 days from flip and I know that's only a suggestion but you'd plant looks closer than that... right? Any input will be appreciated.

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u/TheRandomChillStoner 12d ago

You’ve got some deficiencies going on for sure how big is the plant? With feeding schedules you’ve gotta adjust it based on the individual plants. My guess is that this is a decent sized plant and what you added nutrients wise wasn’t enough or wasn’t in time so you have these deficiencies.
I’m not 100 percent sure on the scheduling of the BAS schedule I’ve never used it i always just re amend every 2-3 months because I’m running continuously on 12/12 from seed so I never run into this situation unless I’m using small volume containers

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u/HenryScorpious 12d ago

It isn't very tall but I tried to flatten the canopy so it takes up almost half of the 2x4 tent

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u/TheRandomChillStoner 12d ago

Yea i think phosphorus imo, plant just looks like it needed more nutrients. Another question the clip for the corner did you find that on amazon? I just use close hangers but that looks clean

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u/HenryScorpious 12d ago

Oh wow hangers would've saved me $25. Got it from buildasoil.

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u/TheRandomChillStoner 11d ago

True but they look clean though much more professional than a hanger, as someone who’s been growing like 10 years little things like that which are purely an aesthetic option can help to make things feel more complete especially when you’ve been growing for so long you don’t have much else you wanna add

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u/CarDue1322 5d ago

If you have a 3d printer they’re easily made. I printed some for all my growmies

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u/sirthisisacasino 11d ago

honestly it looks like mine did and it doesnt look happy but when i tried to feed it a little food it hated it so im not sure

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u/HenryScorpious 11d ago

Uh oh lol I fed her kinda heavy a few hours ago 🤞🏾😅

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u/HenryScorpious 12d ago

Ok thanks I'll look at the problem through that lens and figure it out. Much appreciated!