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  1. Janluna

    What strain is this?

    Depending where you are located, and where the seeds were collected we can try to narrow it down. But like 013 said, it is definitely sativa leaning but hard to say which cultivar it could be. Lets start with that.
  2. Janluna

    Curling Leaves - Wild Lady Sativa

    This cultivar grows in an area with low nutrients in the soil. It’s just not use to being pampered lol
  3. Janluna

    Curling Leaves - Wild Lady Sativa

    Oh yes! I use the same blood meal and it’s an excellent source of nitrogen and iron. Along with all the other amendments, I would say yes, nitrogen is the issue here. Try flushing next watering with a good amount of run off and get rid of it. Just water after that for a bit before attempting to...
  4. Janluna

    Curling Leaves - Wild Lady Sativa

    Whats your feeding regiment? N toxicity possibly?
  5. Janluna

    Why is she so Short?

    Full spectrum is the way to go for sure. Good luck!
  6. Janluna

    Why is she so Short?

    VPD BABY!!! 🤙🏽
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    Why is she so Short?

    I would bring it up higher. If there is a way to lower the reds, that will also help out.
  8. Janluna

    Why is she so Short?

    Could be genetics, but she does look healthy. Either way, lighting comes to mind. How much light is she receiving and for how long? How close is the light? How intense is this light? And what spectrum is the light emitting?
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    Propagations looking healthy and happy. 😊

    Propagations looking healthy and happy. 😊
  10. PowerUp (SWTSDS: Red Hot Cookies #2 cut)

    PowerUp (SWTSDS: Red Hot Cookies #2 cut)

    Flower D26
  11. Janluna

    Advise on plants

    Leave the bigger leaves for now but keep them off the medium. Try tucking & wedging the smaller leaves through instead. Cut them off later when she’s taller.
  12. Janluna

    Do you trim all of the leaves?

    I’d say it’s a success! Looks great 😎👉🏽
  13. Janluna

    What is up with my plant help

    I first thought that, but calcium deficiency is more a spotty copper look. How much water though?
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