Are my girls ready for a s.o.g

tryout

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• Mar 14, 2014

• #1

ok so its been 3 weeks from clone now need advise are these ready for flowering they are in between 12 and 14 inch high

 

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tryout

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• Mar 14, 2014

• #2

And do i need to wait for better root dev before going in

 

tryout

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• Mar 14, 2014

• #3

if i go lets say 1more month an change pots to bigger the roots are gonna get bigger meaning that the plant will be able take more nutrient to the bud site

 

vostok

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• Mar 14, 2014

• #4

Can't see you putting a screen under them at this stage ....3-4 more weeks

 

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~Dankster~420

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• Mar 14, 2014

• #5

Nice strain you are working with for it to bounce back after cloning that quick

tryout said:

ok so its been 3 weeks from clone now need advise are these ready for flowering they are in between 12 and 14 inch high

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tryout

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• Mar 14, 2014

• #6

man ive never tryed before i tough they all grew that fast , its beginners luck i guess and lots of search i gave them rhizo once

 

tryout

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• Mar 14, 2014

• #7

sry for my English im a frenchi

 

tryout

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• Mar 14, 2014

• #8

+they got transplanted twice once in redcups and after those pots you can see in the picture theres like 150 more redcups on the floor ran out of money

 

charface

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• Mar 14, 2014

• #9

vostok said:

Can't see you putting a screen under them at this stage ....3-4 more weeks

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He is not doing scrog
he is doing
s.o.g

 

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~Dankster~420

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• Mar 17, 2014

• #10

Strain ?:

tryout said:

man ive never tryed before i tough they all grew that fast , its beginners luck i guess and lots of search i gave them rhizo once

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snoyl

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• Mar 17, 2014

• #11

Yeah man Id go ahead and flower,theyre all rooted.Giving them another few weeks of veg would totally defeat the purpose of s.o.g

 

tryout

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• Mar 18, 2014

• #12

pruple kush

 

tryout

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• Mar 19, 2014

• #13

ok so heres 4 days after my first post

 

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tryout

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• Mar 19, 2014

• #14

decided to switch tonight gonna let them sleep 2 days

 

charface

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• Mar 19, 2014

• #15

Nice. keep updating pics

 

tryout

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• Mar 20, 2014

• #16

ok so i decided to move them around i had nothing else to do

 

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swisha

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• Mar 20, 2014

• #17

Looks nice

 

tryout

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• Mar 20, 2014

• #18

ok so i finally found a great tool to get a average on the watts per foot ill be getting and its on the 50watts per foot here a good link you guys can check out http://www.gelighting.com/LightingW...t-toolkit/watts-per-square-foot-estimator.jsp

 

charface

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• Mar 20, 2014

• #19

Your gonna kill it.
Ive always wanted to do a sog.

 

tryout

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• Mar 20, 2014

• #20

now for the lumens per foot

here a quick guide that helped me alot
Illumination can be calculated as
I = L[SUB]l[/SUB] C[SUB]u[/SUB] L[SUB]LF[/SUB] / A[SUB]l[/SUB] (1)
where
I = illumination (lux, lumen/m[SUP]2[/SUP])
L[SUB]l[/SUB] = lumens per lamp (lumen)

C[SUB]u[/SUB] = coefficient of utilization

L[SUB]LF[/SUB] = light loss factor
A[SUB]l[/SUB] = area per lamp (m[SUP]2[/SUP])
[h=4]Example - Illumination[/h]10 incandencent lamps of 500 W (10600 lumens per lamp) are used in an area of 50 m[SUP]2[/SUP]. With C[SUB]u[/SUB] = 0.6 and L[SUB]LF[/SUB] = 0.8 illumination can be calculated as
I = 10 (10600 lumens) (0.6) (0. / (50 m[SUP]2[/SUP])
= 1018 lux