Buds looking normal? First grow!

danjac82

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Let’s hope not. For the green crack and white widow, I would assume their flowering periods are fairly well known... or am I wrong?

As for the other two, Crown Royale and the OG kush/haze, they are cross breeds, so I just hope it’s under 10 weeks.
Who knows man. Jack 47 is one of sweet seeds most popular strains and they’ve had it for many years. They say 9 1/2 to ten weeks. It’s all white pistils at that point. Got a clone going right now at day 53 and it looks about halfway done. Could probably go over 100 days for real. Breeder is over a month off. Lol. I think they don’t count the transition as part of flowering time and they give you the earliest date possible to harvest. If you look at most guys buds on here. They harvest too early..including myself sometimes. If it says 8 weeks..expect 10-11
 

3rd Monkey

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Who knows man. Jack 47 is one of sweet seeds most popular strains and they’ve had it for many years. They say 9 1/2 to ten weeks. It’s all white pistils at that point. Got a clone going right now at day 53 and it looks about halfway done. Could probably go over 100 days for real. Breeder is over a month off. Lol. I think they don’t count the transition as part of flowering time and they give you the earliest date possible to harvest. If you look at most guys buds on here. They harvest too early..including myself sometimes. If it says 8 weeks..expect 10-11
You're absolutely right. That's why I go off of flower not flip. Always add 2 weeks from flip if you want accurate breeder info.
 

danjac82

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You're absolutely right. That's why I go off of flower not flip. Always add 2 weeks from flip if you want accurate breeder info.
What gets me is I watch Remos grows on YouTube for many years and the man is always pulling at like 56-60 days. Flushing at day 40. He just gets the good clones I guess
 

3rd Monkey

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What gets me is I watch Remos grows on YouTube for many years and the man is always pulling at like 56-60 days. Flushing at day 40. He just gets the good clones I guess
I don't watch YouTube, interweb is too slow here.

If they're done that soon, good on him. Guess he's dialed in.
 

Groat21

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Well I gue
Who knows man. Jack 47 is one of sweet seeds most popular strains and they’ve had it for many years. They say 9 1/2 to ten weeks. It’s all white pistils at that point. Got a clone going right now at day 53 and it looks about halfway done. Could probably go over 100 days for real. Breeder is over a month off. Lol. I think they don’t count the transition as part of flowering time and they give you the earliest date possible to harvest. If you look at most guys buds on here. They harvest too early..including myself sometimes. If it says 8 weeks..expect 10-11
well, I guess I’ll find out soon enough...

Looking to add gorilla glue #4(original glue) and blueberry g13 to my garden for a future grow.

Gorilla glue is supposed to be top notch for making rosin, and the blueberry g13 is a personal favourite, haven’t had since I was a teenager. Any idea on where to find blueberry g13 seeds in Canada would be great!
 

Groat21

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What are good temps for flowering?

I'm reading a lot now on a 7-10 degree (Fahrenheit) swing between night and day being good.

I'm at 76 & 70 right now, but from what I'm reading 75 & 68 might be better? Then maybe 75 & 65 for later flowering? Any suggestions would be great!


Have 3 indicas and 1 sativa if that helps.
 

EL Connoisseur

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They are thriving bro, Nice lookin buds!..
Nice 1st grow..Congratz!
I would suggest you to use coco from your next grow and then..soil is soil..and hydro is way too expensive to build and to operate if you grow for personal use..
Coco is the optimal option in an option spectrum from soil to hydro!
Try to reaserch about it..you are gonna love this..!

Cheers bro!
bongsmiliebongsmiliebongsmilie
 
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Groat21

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They are thriving bro, Nice lookin buds!..
Nice 1st grow..Congratz!
I would suggest you to use coco from your next grow and then..soil is soil..and hydro is way too expensive to build and to operate if you grow for personal use..
Coco is the optimal option in an option spectrum from soil to hydro!
Try to reaserch about it..you are gonna love this..!

Cheers bro!
bongsmiliebongsmiliebongsmilie
coco sounds good, it can be re-used right? I was looking into re-using the soil mix I have, as it was pretty expensive. Just need to make sure I get enzymes to break down the old roots and whatnot if I'm correct?

Also, what do you suggest for the temps?
 

EL Connoisseur

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@Groat21

Well, If your run during the whole year..yes you should re-use it till 3 times maybe..
But if u run 2 times per year for example..for your personal use..you dont need to replace it in my opinion..
I personally run 2 times per year so i buy new coco every time..just boring to cure it after the usage..

If you mean temps of the water you put in..i personally, after i water, i put the next day's water in the buckets in order to reach the room's temperature (about 20c) and let it in the room till the next watering..i prepare the solution when the water is at the temperature i want and i iriigate it..and i do this cycle again..every single day!

If you want more info about coco..TAKE THIS:

COCO COIR:

1) You feed EVERY WATER and you MEASSURE the RUNOFF EVERY SINLGE TIME and you want the coco ALWAYS WET..there is NO lifte test and stuff like soil..ALWAYS WET..

2) If the EC of your run off is 0.5 HIGHER than what you PUT IN, then you must water PLAIN PHED WATER and measure the run off AGAIN!
If its doesnt go down the first day of plain phed water, give it again plain phed water the next day..
When the runoff goes where you want it to be you FEED IT AGAIN and you repeat the process(feed measure feed measure feed measure) until the EC of your RUNOFF is 0.5 higher than what you put in.
This is the way you adjust and stabilize the EC of you medium where you want..
What you must care about is the EC of you media..not the EC you put in..but what you do you must do it carefully.

3) About perlite i used to use it but i stopped since i start reading and learning..Where there is perlite there is also oxygen..where there is oxygen there are no nutrients..so to have plenty of oxygen is not a good idea..you have oxygen from the fabric pots and from the material COCO COIR which is much aeriated..so perlite is pointless on my opinion. So i stopped use it..

4) About equipment in order to measure the run off and you have many plants(over 1, because you cant do this as many times as the number of the plants) you should do it holistic..that means you should buy a tray..put something little from bellow of the one side in order to make it have flooring to you so you can take it easy from there, and you will have a run off with the AVERAGE level of the run off..that means that a plant maybe eats more than another..especially if you use different kind of strains,.so you must see the run off holistic but you also take a look on them individually..now if you can lift them up a little bit from the surface of the tray it will be good..if not there is no problem..

5) You give it solution until you have 20% run off..but be carefull not more cause you ''flush'' what the pots already contain..also be carefull because the water doednt run off immediately..maybe it can take a couple of secs to a couple of mins..based on what coco is used..

6) Additionally you must give it once per week cal mag because it doesnt hold it during the feedings and waterings due to this 20% runoff..

7) ABOUT FLUSH: this is a personal opinion..based on strains..AS A RULE OF THUMB u want to flush it for 1 week..so when to start depends on the strain..this is another issue..well you must flush it BY MY OPINION 5-7 days..
I personally w8 to see it start apper AMBER HEADS and i FLUSH IT STRAIGHT DOWN IN ONCE WITH FLOWLESS FINISH OF ADVANCED NUTRIENTS 2ml/LITRE to the EC of the tap water in a day..After this i give it PLAIN PHED WATER TILL HARVEST!

I wish i help you bro!
Cheers!
bongsmiliebongsmilie
 

Groat21

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@Groat21

Well, If your run during the whole year..yes you should re-use it till 3 times maybe..
But if u run 2 times per year for example..for your personal use..you dont need to replace it in my opinion..
I personally run 2 times per year so i buy new coco every time..just boring to cure it after the usage..

If you mean temps of the water you put in..i personally, after i water, i put the next day's water in the buckets in order to reach the room's temperature (about 20c) and let it in the room till the next watering..i prepare the solution when the water is at the temperature i want and i iriigate it..and i do this cycle again..every single day!

If you want more info about coco..TAKE THIS:

COCO COIR:

1) You feed EVERY WATER and you MEASSURE the RUNOFF EVERY SINLGE TIME and you want the coco ALWAYS WET..there is NO lifte test and stuff like soil..ALWAYS WET..

2) If the EC of your run off is 0.5 HIGHER than what you PUT IN, then you must water PLAIN PHED WATER and measure the run off AGAIN!
If its doesnt go down the first day of plain phed water, give it again plain phed water the next day..
When the runoff goes where you want it to be you FEED IT AGAIN and you repeat the process(feed measure feed measure feed measure) until the EC of your RUNOFF is 0.5 higher than what you put in.
This is the way you adjust and stabilize the EC of you medium where you want..
What you must care about is the EC of you media..not the EC you put in..but what you do you must do it carefully.

3) About perlite i used to use it but i stopped since i start reading and learning..Where there is perlite there is also oxygen..where there is oxygen there are no nutrients..so to have plenty of oxygen is not a good idea..you have oxygen from the fabric pots and from the material COCO COIR which is much aeriated..so perlite is pointless on my opinion. So i stopped use it..

4) About equipment in order to measure the run off and you have many plants(over 1, because you cant do this as many times as the number of the plants) you should do it holistic..that means you should buy a tray..put something little from bellow of the one side in order to make it have flooring to you so you can take it easy from there, and you will have a run off with the AVERAGE level of the run off..that means that a plant maybe eats more than another..especially if you use different kind of strains,.so you must see the run off holistic but you also take a look on them individually..now if you can lift them up a little bit from the surface of the tray it will be good..if not there is no problem..

5) You give it solution until you have 20% run off..but be carefull not more cause you ''flush'' what the pots already contain..also be carefull because the water doednt run off immediately..maybe it can take a couple of secs to a couple of mins..based on what coco is used..

6) Additionally you must give it once per week cal mag because it doesnt hold it during the feedings and waterings due to this 20% runoff..

7) ABOUT FLUSH: this is a personal opinion..based on strains..AS A RULE OF THUMB u want to flush it for 1 week..so when to start depends on the strain..this is another issue..well you must flush it BY MY OPINION 5-7 days..
I personally w8 to see it start apper AMBER HEADS and i FLUSH IT STRAIGHT DOWN IN ONCE WITH FLOWLESS FINISH OF ADVANCED NUTRIENTS 2ml/LITRE to the EC of the tap water in a day..After this i give it PLAIN PHED WATER TILL HARVEST!

I wish i help you bro!
Cheers!
bongsmiliebongsmilie
That’s a lot to take in lol, I’ll look into coco for sure. I just always thought soil was a bit easier in terms of holding nutrients, water, etc. EC is similar to PPM, correct?

EDIT: what PH do you mean when you say “PH-ed”
 

EL Connoisseur

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That’s a lot to take in lol, I’ll look into coco for sure. I just always thought soil was a bit easier in terms of holding nutrients, water, etc. EC is similar to PPM, correct?

In my opinion soil is harder than coco..i bilieve that you can control your medium MUCH EASIER IN COCO than soil!

So, EC is similar to ppm..but 1 EC is different ppms in europe, in france, and in USA.. better u should work with the term EC..which is inernational term..
also take this file, now that you reminded me.

Well you want your PH to be from 5.5 to 6.2 MAXIMUM..!
And dont forget when you give them plain water..it is must be PH adjusted to the above numbers..
You never want to irrigate plain unPHed water in coco..
 

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Groat21

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And I meant for air temps what do you suggest for day & night? I have temperature and humidity controllers so I can set it to anything within reason.
 

EL Connoisseur

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That’s a lot to take in lol, I’ll look into coco for sure. I just always thought soil was a bit easier in terms of holding nutrients, water, etc. EC is similar to PPM, correct?

EDIT: what PH do you mean when you say “PH-ed”
Also this info i gave before about coco..is not much bro..its basic info and its YOUR TREASURE..really bilive me..YOU WOULD SPEND ALOT OF TIME TO FIND THIS INFO IN YOUTUBE OR FROM HERE..OR FROM EXPERIENCES..
Bilieve me, its too little in compare to the time you would spend!
I wouldnt give you these info if i knew you cant understand them or something like this..
I saw your 1st grow..and i recognize you that you have done a really nice work..
Thats why i tried to take you a step forward..

Anyways, reaserch, learn and start using coco!
If you need anything else..Ask!


Good luck bro!
bongsmiliebongsmiliebongsmilie
 
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Groat21

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Also this info i gave before about coco..is not much bro..its basic info and its YOUR TREASURE..really bilive me..YOU WOULD SPEND ALOT OF TIME TO FIND THIS INFO IN YOUTUBE OR FROM HERE..OR FROM EXPERIENCES..
Bilieve me, its too little in compare to the time you would spend!
I wouldnt give you these info if i knew you cant understand them or something like this..
I saw your 1st grow..and i recognize you that you have done a really nice work..
Thats why i tried to take you a step forward..

Anyways, reaserch, learn and start using coco!
If you need anything else..Ask!


Good luck bro!
bongsmiliebongsmiliebongsmilie
Ive had these clones in here for about a month, roots are just starting to show through. Would it be a bad idea to transplant them? Just to a small(4 inch) pots, for now.
 

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EL Connoisseur

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Ive had these clones in here for about a month, roots are just starting to show through. Would it be a bad idea to transplant them? Just to a small(4 inch) pots, for now.
Brother to be honest i dont have experience on clones..i always grow from seed..
Maybe someone else can help you better about this!
 
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