BudTinsley
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Just read through your thread man. Your plants look really good man. I love following these successful grows. Inspires me more and more everytime I see one. +rep to you man. Good work.
Just read through your thread man. Your plants look really good man. I love following these successful grows. Inspires me more and more everytime I see one. +rep to you man. Good work.
Keep in mind they will double or triple thier size when you send it in to flowering
General rule of thumb is "If you think they're ready, wait another week or two."
I know you'd love to have some ready for 4/20, maybe harvest a little and cure it, see how it goes.
yea man that's a good idea because in the past i've chopped up the plants too soon and thought i should have waited a lil longer. i'm gona try this method of takin it bit by bit
Yeah, I actually took one bud from the first plant on Thursday night, right at 50 days of flowering. It had about 15%clear/80% cloudy/5% amber. I just want to see if the people advocating harvesting when they are 90-95% cloudy have any ground. I have it air-drying in a cardboard box in a dark closet with a lot of open air-space in the closet. Hopefully by Sunday night it will be testable! I can't wait.
Sorry for this long-overdue update, but I've been completely swamped with work and school.
Anyway, the plants are doing very well right now. Out of the 4 original plants, 4 ended up being fem, so that was awesome.
The plants have been in flowering for just over 3 weeks (24 days), and are already stinking bad and making some nice buds. One plant, the mostly-indica one (picture number 2), seems to grow and produce buds about twice as fast as the other two plants. I have a feeling that, if this thing keeps up, it's going to make a ton of bud. I'm keeping my fingers crossed! The plants all have a bit of nute burn, with the exception of one plant which seems to have nute burn and heat stress, not sure.
I have swapped out my lighting for flowering, and I now have 422W of 2700k light hitting the plants from the top and the sides. Plants are rotated every night. I keep temps below 87 degrees at all times, and it usually sticks around 77-80.
Anyway, that's about it. The pictures below will speak for themselves I hope. Picture one shows the new setup with all 3 plants; picture 2 shows the smaller plant out-producing the other two, despite being half the height (notice the extra box boosting up the short plant to the lights!); picture 3 is of a bud from the same plant, as is picture 4; picture 5 is a bud from the furthest left plant, which is the tallest as well. Middle plant is the sickly plant.
What kind of fixtures did you use for the cfls? I have some screw in cfls but don't know what kind of fixtures to use?
What kind of fixtures did you use for the cfls? I have some screw in cfls but don't know what kind of fixtures to use?