Aussie Growers Thread

Bongsmoke420

Bongsmoke420

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Lucky Luke said:
Lesson I learnt over my limited indoor growing experience is that the right cuts are they key. Take cuts and label the fkrs properly.
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It’s def a lesson mate haha I only have two cuts right now wedding cake x stardawg #2, I dunno if I want more cuts atm.... too much going on to say it’s personal lol
 
Bongsmoke420

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OzCocoLoco said:
Multi strain grows arent a good idea if you're doing production runs,2 strains that are similar in structure and flowering time can work but mono cropping is the way to get some good numbers.
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Mono cropping? Is that like a 8x4 spilt to two strains??
 
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Bongsmoke420

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I love this grape og seriously fucking potent good smoke, I’m going to veg the 4 cuts I have for awhile.... thinking about getting a better rosin press, any good links for a diy one or I might just get this 2000 psi hand one looks like I could get pretty good yields with some bags.... I want enough rosin to start doing jartech.... if you don’t know look it up, leave rosin in a sealed jar on a heatmat for a couple of days and it expands and the terpenes and thc start to seperate, It looks next level.... thanks insta #jartech
 
Venus55

Venus55

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Straight forward question looking for a straight forward answer. If u don’t know then don’t answer.

Firstly. What would happen if I took the flowering plants out and put them in the ground? Like tomorrow. What would they do?

2. If I was hell bent on flowering plants this size indoors what do I need to do to them NOW to stop the same thing happening?

I’ve known there’s an issue in that room for ages but just kept turning a blind eye thinking they’ll be right. ULTRA HIGH TEMPS avg 36-38@canopy and that’s steady everyday, has been the problem from the start, still no air con. Slow bud development, thickened stretchy growth, lack of trichome development, turpene evaporation (hence no smell).

So I’ve managed to lower temps now but can’t see current ones really making a comeback in terms of bud quality. So they need to go.
 
C00pers1

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OzCocoLoco said:
All depends on what youve got in your soil,you don't want to push K too hard too early or Ca uptake will be slowed down so I'll hold of with that till the last 3 weeks then smash some heavy feeds of it for a week or 2. A NPK ratio of around 2-4-2 is where you want to be
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Thanks for that ill keep an eye out for something with that ratio.
 
OzCocoLoco

OzCocoLoco

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Venus55 said:
Straight forward question looking for a straight forward answer. If u don’t know then don’t answer.

Firstly. What would happen if I took the flowering plants out and put them in the ground? Like tomorrow. What would they do?

2. If I was hell bent on flowering plants this size indoors what do I need to do to them NOW to stop the same thing happening?

I’ve known there’s an issue in that room for ages but just kept turning a blind eye thinking they’ll be right. ULTRA HIGH TEMPS avg 36-38@canopy and that’s steady everyday, has been the problem from the start, still no air con. Slow bud development, thickened stretchy growth, lack of trichome development, turpene evaporation (hence no smell).

So I’ve managed to lower temps now but can’t see current ones really making a comeback in terms of bud quality. So they need to go.
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Try roundup
 
Bongsmoke420

Bongsmoke420

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Venus55 said:
Straight forward question looking for a straight forward answer. If u don’t know then don’t answer.

Firstly. What would happen if I took the flowering plants out and put them in the ground? Like tomorrow. What would they do?

2. If I was hell bent on flowering plants this size indoors what do I need to do to them NOW to stop the same thing happening?

I’ve known there’s an issue in that room for ages but just kept turning a blind eye thinking they’ll be right. ULTRA HIGH TEMPS avg 36-38@canopy and that’s steady everyday, has been the problem from the start, still no air con. Slow bud development, thickened stretchy growth, lack of trichome development, turpene evaporation (hence no smell).

So I’ve managed to lower temps now but can’t see current ones really making a comeback in terms of bud quality. So they need to go.
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1. shocked for a week or so then come good, maybe.
2. You need a split air con, the qld heat is too much, if you can’t get one, maybe try the old esky full of ice with a exhaust fan blowing out... you would need a lot of ice but it would work for alittle
 
Papasmurf99

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Bongsmoke420 said:
1. shocked for a week or so then come good, maybe.
2. You need a split air con, the qld heat is too much, if you can’t get one, maybe try the old esky full of ice with a exhaust fan blowing out... you would need a lot of ice but it would work for alittle
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Wack em outside they will takeoff once they settle. Or even just leave them in the pots outside. Insulate your room and put in the split. Will make a massive difference to your grow controlling the temps. Autumn would probably be fine but I'd imagine winter would have the same issues.
 
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