ruby fruit
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Yep old mate @Garden Boss put me onto it last season..best smoke ive grown for years so i run it again this year as well
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i over estimated the space i had in my tent. so instead of doin 6 of each i had to down size to 4 of each so instead of 25 i have 18 in total with no room left i have to 2 on the outside of the tent. it was hard picking the best looking 4 lol but yeah ill get a pic or 2 tomorrow
Decepticon
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Ignore the yellowing in some of the leaves. its because my water and the problem is/has been fixed with calmag
ruby fruit
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they look gd man!
Decepticon
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what a difference a week makes everything is doing stellar after being transplanted. I have also decided to top 2 of each the 4 from the ones i made. also they all are looking amazing no difference in growth or any of that they all seem to be an equal split from the parents and they are all pretty uniform so far
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Vnsmkr
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Nice and healthy
Decepticon
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They ARE rapidly growing! im out of room lol already ive been having to remove leaves here and there so others can get light but anyways, everything is lookin great 
northeastmarco
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They look good,I have some starts with a little yellowing too.i think its the wateras well.what do you do with the calmag?just add a little bit to the water?
Decepticon
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yeah my water is awful all bleachy and chlorine the plants just hate it. i just put in a cap full of calmag per gallon of water and it stops/fixes the problem
northeastmarco
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Thanks
Decepticon
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No problem hope it helps. It took me awhile to figure out and fix the problem
northeastmarco
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How long before they respond from it
Decepticon
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almost as soon as you start using it. if the affected leaves are too far gone with the yellowing and little "rust" spots they wont be saved they will end up dying and all that but the new growth will be fine as if nothing was wrong
Decepticon
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Its official i am out of room in the tent. the over crowding its phenomenal (in a good way) everything is healthy and just really nice looking with big leaves and everything a person would want in a plant to look like but today im working on converting an old shed i have into a spare grow room i suppose nothing else i can really do other than that ill figure it out sometime today when i go to lowes
Decepticon
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Here is a before and after picture of where i had to remove a bunch of leaves so lower parts can get light
Decepticon
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i should have them all moved in a day or 2 just gotta finish building. its not gonna be perfect but it will do for the next month and a half til i can put em out in the greenhouse, ill put em in the greenhouse sometime in may hopefully after the 7th or so cause if they go any sooner then that i end up with flowering plants and have to deal with them revegging and im wantin to avoid that this year since last year it fucked me pretty bad..... but ill post pics when i get everything done and moved
Decepticon
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so random question how long would it take for a plant to become root bound in a 10 gal grow bag? i mean it doesnt really matter cause ill more than likely have to cut the bag open when i finally transplant them in their finally spot outside, just curious
getawaymountain
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looking good good luck with the season