57 days from seed White widow. What do you guys think?

Ringsixty

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Looks good, flip anytime your ready.
Things I consider when to flip. Like grow space height, width, general strain characteristics, etc.
Wouldn't even try to guess your yield.
Keep posting:peace:
 
GoldNugget23

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Ringsixty said:
Looks good, flip anytime your ready.
Things I consider when to flip. Like grow space height, width, general strain characteristics, etc.
Wouldn't even try to guess your yield.
Keep posting:peace:
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Thanks bro! Just thought it would kinda be fun to guess and then I can disappoint you all with my sad yield I end up with
 
Ringsixty

Ringsixty

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GoldNugget23 said:
Here’s the exact same plant. May 25th. When I was overwatering and adding way too much nutrition. Showing my true noobiness! Hahahaa
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We all start out as a noob.
Don't be disappointed if thing don't go the way you envisioned.
Live and learn. :weed:
Best Hobby I ever had.:bigjoint:

Don't water your leaves.
 
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Fubard

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GoldNugget23 said:
3 gallon I believe. All I had off hand available at the time.
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Just wondered so I could get a perspective of physical size, even a relative noob like me can see she's now looking good and can be flipped whenever you want now she's recovered from your earlier mistake
 
GoldNugget23

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Fubard said:
Just wondered so I could get a perspective of physical size, even a relative noob like me can see she's now looking good and can be flipped whenever you want now she's recovered from your earlier mistake
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Thanks man appreciate your input. What did your first plants turn out like?
 
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Fubard

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You really don't want to know,.mainly because of a lack of light. Stretchy with a few bits of popcorn is an apt description
 
GoldNugget23

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Fubard said:
You really don't want to know,.mainly because of a lack of light. Stretchy with a few bits of popcorn is an apt description
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What were you using for lights. Do a grow journal when you grow next. People can help you along your journey. I wish I did one lol
 
GoldNugget23

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Ringsixty said:
We all start out as a noob.
Don't be disappointed if thing don't go the way you envisioned.
Live and learn. :weed:
Best Hobby I ever had.:bigjoint:

Don't water your leaves.
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Yeah. About that. Another stupid noob thing to do. I learned so much. Since this is my first grow I just hope I get to harvest before I completely screw the plants up.
Not convinced yet! But have been able to fix most issues I’ve had. Most came from the issue of over watering and over feeding.
 
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Fubard

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GoldNugget23 said:
What were you using for lights. Do a grow journal when you grow next. People can help you along your journey. I wish I did one lol
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First stupid idea was thinking I could grow on a west facing windowsill in Belgium. Didn't work.

Second was 5m of blurple strip. Too much red, not enough blue, stretchy as hell.

Third went better under current home made light from flexible led strip, you can fit almost 10m on a 1sq ft plate, bugger cleared 3 feet in height before I drowned her.

4th is producing something, maybe the best part of an ounce but considering it was almost fried by too hot compost added to my heavy handedness it's a miracle there's anything at all.

And now we come to plant 5, White Haze Auto, 9 weeks old, 2 feet tall and, well, you see the results.

Am still learning, more mistakes will be made, but I see progress now. Persevere, and don't give up.
 

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GoldNugget23

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First stupid idea was thinking I could grow on a west facing windowsill in Belgium. Didn't work.

Second was 5m of blurple strip. Too much red, not enough blue, stretchy as hell.

Third went better under current home made light from flexible led strip, you can fit almost 10m on a 1sq ft plate, bugger cleared 3 feet in height before I drowned her.

4th is producing something, maybe the best part of an ounce but considering it was almost fried by too hot compost added to my heavy handedness it's a miracle there's anything at all.

And now we come to plant 5, White Haze Auto, 9 weeks old, 2 feet tall and, well, you see the results.

Am still learning, more mistakes will be made, but I see progress now. Persevere, and don't give up.
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The white haze is what you’re currently growing? She looks really good man!
I hope I don’t mess all my plants up lol.
Been spending way too much time and money to get this far lol
My problem is overfeeding and going a bit overboard with them.
I check them like 5 times a day.
 
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Fubard

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GoldNugget23 said:
The white haze is what you’re currently growing? She looks really good man!
I hope I don’t mess all my plants up lol.
Been spending way too much time and money to get this far lol
My problem is overfeeding and going a bit overboard with them.
I check them like 5 times a day.
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Expect mistakes, especially overwatering and over feeding. You learn, and making mistakes is part of the learning process. As I say, we all make mistakes. The important thing is that you learn from them and never make the same mistake twice. As you gain experience the plant will tell you what it needs, or doesn't need if you overdo things, but they are hardy little bastards which can take a fair bit of punishment, as seen by how many branches this ham-fisted idiot has broken without killing the plant, so take things easy, keep it simple, and someone here will always be able to answer your queries.
 
GoldNugget23

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Fubard said:
Expect mistakes, especially overwatering and over feeding. You learn, and making mistakes is part of the learning process. As I say, we all make mistakes. The important thing is that you learn from them and never make the same mistake twice. As you gain experience the plant will tell you what it needs, or doesn't need if you overdo things, but they are hardy little bastards which can take a fair bit of punishment, as seen by how many branches this ham-fisted idiot has broken without killing the plant, so take things easy, keep it simple, and someone here will always be able to answer your queries.
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Well this plant was looking beautiful. Was gone for the day and couldn’t check how it was doing for the transition from being inside with grow lights to outside.
She welted! The other other plant is doing great but this ones is looking a bit sad :(
Hopefully the other one pops back up and starts to look beautiful again!
 

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GoldNugget23 said:
Well this plant was looking beautiful. Was gone for the day and couldn’t check how it was doing for the transition from being inside with grow lights to outside.
She welted! The other other plant is doing great but this ones is looking a bit sad :(
Hopefully the other one pops back up and starts to look beautiful again!
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hey bro, for future reference...when you take a plant from indoor to outdoor the sun is a looooot more intense than HID or LED lighting and with a multitude of spectrums your plant has never delt with, you need to HARDEN OFF plants before leaving them in the elements. so take them out for an hour or 2 the first day in morning sun then leave them in shade the rest of the day, next day go 3-4 hours then shade next day 5 hours next day 6 and then in abouta week should be strong and resilient enough for all day sun.

your gal will recover if you give her time but shes hurtin right now.

also, switch to bigger pots if possible and dont water so much, let them dry out a bit between waterings (not to the point that they wilt) if the pot is heavy, dont water.

Let the widow veg for a while, it needs to recover and its still young so youd only get maybe an oz if u flipped now, versus a couple oz if you wait a couple weeks
 
GoldNugget23

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bf80255 said:
hey bro, for future reference...when you take a plant from indoor to outdoor the sun is a looooot more intense than HID or LED lighting and with a multitude of spectrums your plant has never delt with, you need to HARDEN OFF plants before leaving them in the elements. so take them out for an hour or 2 the first day in morning sun then leave them in shade the rest of the day, next day go 3-4 hours then shade next day 5 hours next day 6 and then in abouta week should be strong and resilient enough for all day sun.

your gal will recover if you give her time but shes hurtin right now.

also, switch to bigger pots if possible and dont water so much, let them dry out a bit between waterings (not to the point that they wilt) if the pot is heavy, dont water.

Let the widow veg for a while, it needs to recover and its still young so youd only get maybe an oz if u flipped now, versus a couple oz if you wait a couple weeks
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Yeah I ain’t gonna flip her. She’s gonna live her duration of her miserable life outside. I’m thinking about planting it outside when she recovers. Might as well. Have lots of soil. Pretty sure it would get pretty huge still.
Just worried about pests and animals screwing with her.
I could just finish it off in a 5 gallon bucket and next year plant some outside.
Yeah I just watered her in that pic. Was dry to the second knuckle.
God I hope she will live through this abuse I put her through haha
 
bf80255

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GoldNugget23 said:
Yeah I ain’t gonna flip her. She’s gonna live her duration of her miserable life outside. I’m thinking about planting it outside when she recovers. Might as well. Have lots of soil. Pretty sure it would get pretty huge still.
Just worried about pests and animals screwing with her.
I could just finish it off in a 5 gallon bucket and next year plant some outside.
Yeah I just watered her in that pic. Was dry to the second knuckle.
God I hope she will live through this abuse I put her through haha
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hahahahaha dont be so down on her bro! shes sad atm but im sure by the end of the season youll be singing a different tune.

totally man, I would suggest, you finish hardening her off and then stick her in a nice sized hole to take advantage of that free summer sunshine.

shed get to a decent size if u get her in by july I think

shell live, just baby her ;)
 
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