Marconi Rosso Pepper with Large Fruit and Post-R&R Collapse
Grow log by Shawn · Original thread
What you can learnA detailed partial pepper crop documenting large fruit development, repeated feeding, sudden post-maintenance collapse, defoliation, and final harvest.
Useful practices
- removing selected large leaves
- using full nutrient and bloom-supplement schedules
- retaining fruit after defoliation to ripen
- cleaning the machine immediately after termination
Problems encountered
- droopy foliage
- complete leaf collapse after rinse-and-refill
- fruit ripening on a defoliated plant
*The days were calculated automatically and approximately.
I hope it tastes as good as it looks, Shawn.
Love your pepper photos, Shawn!
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Some things are just not meant to be. You're right to give up and start over--there's no point wasting time on a slow-growing plant like a pepper that isn't thriving.
Update #9
You have become The Pepper Queen!
Did an R&R. Added 24ml Nutes, 10ml Mooch and 3ml KoolBloom.
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It is progressing nicely!
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That plant is going to be loaded!
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They are looking good. Nice and bushy!
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Looking GOOD, Shawn!
Update #4
The small one looks great. Maybe the big plant does need more nutes. Am anxious to see if that helps.
Me too. They are all due for nutes tomorrow but I may change them all to today. I like feeding on a Sunday instead.
24ml Nutes, 10ml Mooch, 1.5ml KoolBloom given yesterday
Did the nutes fix the droop? Possibly your room is too warm?
I was so busy yesterday I never looked except this add water.. will I haD ASKED Mark too add it. I will take pics and look better when I get up .
It appears to be doing well. I guess it need nutes. I never did the R&R I have to take pics which is on my To Do list for today.
Update #3
Nutes given today
24ml Nutes, 10ml Mooch, 1.5ml KoolBloom
I plucked a few large leaves off but it has grown. Will get pics this week.
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Added Nutes
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You've been very busy!! Looking forward to watching your new projects!
While you can not see with a camera, there is life in the pod! and this one is the most advanced.
Shawn, you may be turning into the Pepper Queen!