Northern Lights X White Widow Bagseed first grow

makatak · Jul 14, 2010

last year in college a buddy of mine was growing some white widow and some northern lights. sometime near the end of flowering one of the widows went herm and pollinated itself as well as a few northern lights. i grabbed some northern lights off of him and found about 12 seeds. ive used 8 so far with two alive currently; one still a seedling on 24hours and one in about it's second or third week of flowering. originally i was vegging them in a pc case but i couldn't moderate the temps enough so i moved to a shelve in my closet, this is for the best as the pc used tin foil on the sides anyway. originally i was going to do 12/12 from seed but decided i wanted to let it grow for a while and possibly clone it later.

LIGHTING:
12/12 flower room
2 24w 2700k @1600 lumens each
1 30w 3000k @2000 lumens
1 42w 2700k @2600? lumens

Vegroom
1 42w 6000k @2600? lumens

sorry for the pic spam but on the bright side you're now caught up

dIRTYdUBYA · Jul 14, 2010

makatak said:
last year in college a buddy of mine was growing some white widow and some northern lights. sometime near the end of flowering one of the widows went herm and pollinated itself as well as a few northern lights. i grabbed some northern lights off of him and found about 12 seeds. ive used 8 so far with two alive currently; one still a seedling on 24hours and one in about it's second or third week of flowering. originally i was vegging them in a pc case but i couldn't moderate the temps enough so i moved to a shelve in my closet, this is for the best as the pc used tin foil on the sides anyway. originally i was going to do 12/12 from seed but decided i wanted to let it grow for a while and possibly clone it later.

LIGHTING:
12/12 flower room
2 24w 2700k @1600 lumens each
1 30w 3000k @2000 lumens
1 42w 2700k @2600? lumens

Vegroom
1 42w 6000k @2600? lumens

sorry for the pic spam but on the bright side you're now caught up

very nice ......WOW @ ALL THE PICS...LOL

makatak · Jul 14, 2010

thank you very much, and ya there are a couple eh

rombomb420 · Jul 14, 2010

Those NL look nice your inter nodes are really tightly packed. + rep

makatak · Jul 14, 2010

rombomb420 said:
Those NL look nice your inter nodes are really tightly packed. + rep

thanks a lot, hopefully they'll make for some potent smoke in a month or so

makatak · Jul 15, 2010

quick question, during the day it gets kind of warm in my flowering room even with the fans. its mid summer where i am, im just wondering if it would be ok to take my flowering plant out of the room and leave it in the natural sunlight. i know its not autumn so the sun isnt very orange yet but will my plant be ok? also the fresh air shouldnt hurt either im thinking?

Normajean1 · Jul 15, 2010

Very nice bro. Im subd for this one. Swing by my journal if ya can and check mine out, i also have a cfl grow going.The link is in my signature Good job on keeping the nodes nice n close. +rep

makatak · Jul 15, 2010

took a few pics of my lil girl in veg. shes growing so quick. also if anyone could help with my question on using the sun from before that would be awesome come on guys share the knowledge

makatak · Jul 16, 2010

still no advice on whether or not i can use the summer sun on a flowering plant?????

Steezball · Jul 16, 2010

makatak said:
still no advice on whether or not i can use the summer sun on a flowering plant?????

i'm not totally sure dude but i dont see how it could hurt. i also struggle to get answers on this site. it can be quite frustrating. sometimes you just gotta do your own thing and see what happens you know?

anyways im subbed. i wanna order some northern lights and/or white widow soon so im interested to see what happens with yours cause i also have a small cfl set up.

good luck man!

stumpjumper · Jul 16, 2010

Of course you can use the summer sun... Just not longer than 12 hours.

makatak · Jul 16, 2010

Steezball said:
i'm not totally sure dude but i dont see how it could hurt. i also struggle to get answers on this site. it can be quite frustrating. sometimes you just gotta do your own thing and see what happens you know?

anyways im subbed. i wanna order some northern lights and/or white widow soon so im interested to see what happens with yours cause i also have a small cfl set up.

good luck man!

hey thanks for the advice and for stopping by and checking out my grow, i checked yours out too its looking really nice dude!

makatak · Jul 16, 2010

stumpjumper said:
Of course you can use the summer sun... Just not longer than 12 hours.

hey stumpjumper thank you for replying i really appreciate it dude!

TallaNastyBud · Jul 16, 2010

Nice grow, me and my buddy are planning on growing some NL x WW, WW x Blueberry and some white rhino when the fall semester starts so im eager to see what you produce....wish you the best of luck! and yeah im pretty sure you can leave the plants out in the sun but like he said no longer than 12 hours. good luck mannneee

makatak · Jul 18, 2010

as you may already be able to tell i love taking pics of her, i guess you could say shes my muse lol
do you guys think i should trim the buds in pic 6 off and just concentrate on the main cola or do you figure theyll form alright they get the same amount of light as the rest of the plant

makatak · Jul 26, 2010

is this much yellowing normal for about 4 weeks flowering?

WanderingGrow · Jul 26, 2010

makatak said:
is this much yellowing normal for about 4 weeks flowering?

looks like a ll bit of nitrogen def, which is a popular issue durring flowering. most bloom nutes are low on nitrogen. doesn't look too bad though. but im no expert. you plants look good.

makatak · Jul 26, 2010

thanks alot for the help im guna lay off the nutes for a bit and see how she goes thanks again

WanderingGrow · Jul 26, 2010

i wouldn't stop the nutes if you had toxicity or burning then i would say that. seems to me you need to add something with some nitrogen to it, thats what i meant by bloom ferts dont have the nitrogn you need. id say add a little sea bird guano or blood meal, something with higher nitrogen, not too much though just to see if this corrects the yellowing.

anyone else got any ideas brsides nitrogen deficiency

(~=$kushmaster$=~) · Jul 27, 2010

cal-mag..it might be a magnesium deficiency.

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