ghb - this is how i grow
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Thanks Papa, this is my second coir grow and thanks to ghb I'm getting the gist of itLoo
king great there
the next grow should be dialed in a bit better I made a few stupid moves and they were
set back a week or so but came back with a vengeance.
About your droopy plants are you giving them any silica?
ghb
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speaking of silicon i just bought a gallon of growth technology liquid silicon for £30.
i often find my plants struggle to support themselves once they have flower on them, i've heard that silicon will strengthen the stems and also helps with the general health of the plant.
plants are looking great oldman, though i think you are gonna have your work cut out controlling them all in a couple of weeks, gonna be like a jungle!. liking the look of the cages on the bushier looking ones too.
i often find my plants struggle to support themselves once they have flower on them, i've heard that silicon will strengthen the stems and also helps with the general health of the plant.
plants are looking great oldman, though i think you are gonna have your work cut out controlling them all in a couple of weeks, gonna be like a jungle!. liking the look of the cages on the bushier looking ones too.
Thanks, last ditch desperation they were taking about 1.5+ meters for the 3 of them.
I think I was a little liberal with the nutes but they would not stress just grew, oh well there is always
supercropping (lol). I've never had plants grow like that in 5 weeks, 45 years growing outside and
3 years inside and these girls made my jaw drop. Kudos to the breeder (ahem!) no more "big" seed
farms for me.
Thanks Papa. I love what the others are doing but I owe a lot to ghb for the coir grow the manLooking great there! I will get some pics of mine here shortly
knows his stuff.
What size is your tent?Transplanted up the GDP X FB female from the 2 gallon bag to the 5 gallon smart pot. Can you say ROOTS lol
HPS light
Yellow filtered out
Yea GHB and Dr. Amber are my motivators for the coco swap to. Haven't looked back
ghb
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little veg update.
this round will be another mish mash of genetics and plant sizes, i wasn't planning on doing another run in this garden but needs must.
i'll give these a week to veg and then they will be getting flowered under 2400w, the blue pit will be getting transplant to a 65l pot beforehand, everything else is in it's final pot.
i'll give these a week to veg and then they will be getting flowered under 2400w, the blue pit will be getting transplant to a 65l pot beforehand, everything else is in it's final pot.
Hi bro, Gringo's look great, be nice to watch the BP grow. My little grow got way out of
control this time, a couple weeks letting go now they're the boss. I've never had plants grow
so damn fast, from 4 to 6 weeks they grew about 2 ft.+. I topped and trimmed the more I cut
the better they responded now I have a couple pheno's over 4' and just beginning to flower (oops!)
ghb
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well that answers the question as to how you missed my thread lol.Nope I'm an organic head
i am going to try some soil grown herb this year to see if i can notice any difference in taste etc. i already use a few organic based additives and can tell the difference when using them over keeping everything sterile so i might actually decide to get in the dirt yet and go full organic.
for now though i am happy with the yields
and so will you be when you chop down those 5ft monsters oldman!.
tall plants can give a great yield, so long as some light is hitting the lower to mid region of the plant you can get good production for 2-3ft down from the top cola. just make sure to take off every single puny skinny stem that is coming from a main branch, after 2-3 weeks in flower you can clearly see what will produce and what won't.