First DWC grow with good lights.
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I put the two flowering clones up on what is almost a vertical grow minus the vertical light. They were unsupported so I took some clean metal fencing I had and secured it to the buckets. Then I popped the plants in. Since they were already growing sideways it was pretty easy to just layer the branches through the mesh. They might get more light if it was vertical but with the way these plants grew feel like this gives equal distribution top the top "side" and the bottom "side". The bottoms are just pulled farther out into the center into the most intese spot under the light. The tops are getting soaked in light from above still as they are in a very small area. All in all I think they will do pretty well. I'll get some pics up once they wake up.
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Stop burning that candle if you still are doing it. Its not doing anything really except creating a fire risk.
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Good flowers in the making. The red pics are the jillybean after a couple weeks of flower. The blue pic is my ladies. I knew I had the 5 femi kush but have been crossing my fingers on the dq. So far 3 out of the 4 have lady bits. Yay. I put in an hour after work swapping out a couple buckets a day then giving the flowering ladies some love. Easy really. I can't wait to see those clones finish.
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I have just been keeping pH around 5.8 and nutes around 1000 ppm.
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Post trim. They are switching to flower mode this weekend.
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^that was the back of one. They have decided the wall is quite bright and some want to grow that way.
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That odd color center pic was lens flare not funky plants.
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First DWC run of jillybean is going well. I also switched my tent of other ladies to flower a couple days ago. They seem happy about it. Also I started using small amounts of hydrogen peroxide as the jillybeans roots started to get a slight aroma. I assume it's because a little light is getting to the roots. No biggie though the peroxide fixed the odor overnight. I am now also using it with my other ladies too just as a preventative measure. As well as added oxygen to the roots. It's a no lose so why not eh?
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Well they can't all be winners. Looks like this beastly dq grew himself some nuts. If I had enough space to isolate him I would keep this savage for pollen but space is already an issue. This fellas got a date with a juicer.
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It's worth it. I scored 2 very fast growing females from a 5 pack that was $45. I lost one, one was male and the other died of vaginitis. Even if I had just gotten the 1 big female it was worth it.
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I'll upload the current tent pics later today. It's looking good in there.
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