lowryder harvest

sweetsmoker

sweetsmoker

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put them under some light my friend, what set up u have,, nothing too powerful to start with a fluro is always a good way to start out... wouldnt like 2 say if they will still be any good though one way 2 find out:) gd luck
 
abertridwr4ever

abertridwr4ever

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ive put the lights witch are 4 fluro and they are putting 4400 lumers between them about 6 inches from the pots ( 3 pots) is that ok to get them started i was told if i put to much light to start with they will burn and die. the problem im having is they dont want to pop out of the soil the seeds are growing roots in the paper towels fine but as soon as i put them in the soil they wont sprout out but the few witch have popped out have been a dark brown colour and they look dead so i thrown them out do you think it is the lighting or do you think it is the soil witch ive got wrong do you think i might have put to many nutes in the soil thats why they are turning burn because the soil is burning the roots. thanks for the info sweetsmoker hope to here from you soon cheers
 
Reiss

Reiss

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lowryders grow well under constant 20/4 light regime. Mine reached around 1ft and yeilded 38g
 
Reiss

Reiss

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abertridwr4ever said:
ive put the lights witch are 4 fluro and they are putting 4400 lumers between them about 6 inches from the pots ( 3 pots) is that ok to get them started i was told if i put to much light to start with they will burn and die. the problem im having is they dont want to pop out of the soil the seeds are growing roots in the paper towels fine but as soon as i put them in the soil they wont sprout out but the few witch have popped out have been a dark brown colour and they look dead so i thrown them out do you think it is the lighting or do you think it is the soil witch ive got wrong do you think i might have put to many nutes in the soil thats why they are turning burn because the soil is burning the roots. thanks for the info sweetsmoker hope to here from you soon cheers
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Newly planted MJ doesn't need any nutes, sounds like nute burn to me.
give them a few weeks until you start feeding them, also fresh sprouts should be planted in nute free soil. BioBizz light mix is a great starter soil.
 
pitbill

pitbill

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Gonna be harvesting 2 more lowryders in 10 days ...i'll post pics- these ones are small but with a huge main bud.....i do these in a small cab - my main cab for the bigger stuff, but if you want to see how to keep larger plants a little bigger than lowryders see my link below for my 12/12 from seed grow

PB:peace:
 
abertridwr4ever

abertridwr4ever

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i gonna give it another go with the lowryder #2 because there is a feminized auto flowering range out now and also the lowryder company has made an auto flowering female range on dwarf ak 47 so ive bourt 5 of each fingers crossed this time
 
MadDawg

MadDawg

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Nice thread!
I might of missed it, but how much light is best to start off a LowRyder seed at seedling after transplant... 12/12 or 18/6?

Thanks in advance.

Also, Have you heard of attitude Seed Bank??? They have a number of Lowryder/Dwarf Seeds that Fem for purchase.
 
Reiss

Reiss

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There really isn't any need to give autoflowering plants 12/12 of light.
I always give mine 20/4 throughout their life and have had great results.
 
MadDawg

MadDawg

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Reiss said:
There really isn't any need to give autoflowering plants 12/12 of light.
I always give mine 20/4 throughout their life and have had great results.
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Thanks REISS.
Would it be to much to give the Lowryder a full 24 hrs of light, and then switch to 20/4 at the beginning of flowering?

Nice pic of your Lowryder by the way... very inspiring!
Giving me something to hope for and look forward too!!!

Thanks again!
 
Reiss

Reiss

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Almost all of the lowryder seed sites recommend 20/4 through out, so who are we to argue?
Stick to 20/4, plants need a little dark time I believe.

Heres my last LR2 grow - Second Lowryder2 grow

Good luck
 
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xtheghostx

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I'm currently on my second grow of outdoor diesel ryder. I think that I have the plant dialed in a bit more. I have 5 plants all together outside 4 dr, and 1 bagseed from some regs. Congrats on your grow and harvest.
 
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