Originally Posted by greenlyfe I have a problem that resulted from a couple of issues. My water temp being too high (75-80F), bad algae problem, I mean bad, and I think too much nutes (SH 1/4 strength ) that I added when I had to change and de-algaefy the tank at day 11. Im taking care of the res temp problem and this is what they look like now at day 13....I appreciate all help Attachment 1740621Attachment 1740626Attachment 1740607Attachment 1740619Attachment 1740605Attachment 1740616Attachment 1740614Attachment 1740613Attachment 1740611Attachment 1740609Attachment 1740607 ...
So after flushing them, and starting them on a feeding program of Botanicare Pure Blend Pro grow 3-2-4 they have grown more and are looking healthier. Still battling the gnats. Today I switched to 12/12 600watts hps, even tho they didn't grow as big vegetative as I would have liked. The Maui Waui is pretty scraggly but is taking well to the fimming/lsting i did. The Diamond Girl is one of the healthiest - lots of new little shoots coming in from the lsting. Heres a few pics of a few of the ...
So started stage 2 of my flower. I let them flower for 2 weeks under stage 1 and will flower 1 week on stage 2 and then move to 3 and so on. so far all has been going good. small buds coming out and looking nice stopped all foliar sprays as well was giving them weekly preventative sprays for mold , fungas, and bugs along with dutch masters liquid light and penatrator. also added a new 200w cfl bloom light to my grow so we will see how it goes. as far as veg goes my clones are looking ...
Aside from being outside all day long which has to be better than grow lights, I believe that the LED is helping the plants grow wider, thicker stems and better leafs. It also seems that the plants that have been put under the LED are growing Faster than those only getting 400W Metal Halide. I can't prove it because I don't have a test facility, and I'm no scientist either, but I think the LEDs are helping.
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