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H.A.F.
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#125
Everyone got 3/4g of RO water. 16 days after flip and no top pistils yet. There are a few underneath at the "crotches". They are "pre-stacking" on the tops like this strain is prone to do. Makes for fatness in the end - trust me
. Anyway, since I am testing nutes, as I notice differences, good or bad, I'm pointing them out.
First off, here are the two Fox Farms plants, original trio on the left, gringo-rasta on the right. The FFTrio is a little taller,
But this might be why. I didn't take a micrometer to it, but a safe guess is that the Gringo has about a 3/4" trunk, and the other 3 plants are about 1/2" like the FF Trio on the left. All the way to the top you can see a difference in thickness. Fat limbs, fat buds? Looks promising
You can also see the very minimal LST on them. Since there were 3 rows of 3 limbs lined up on each side of the plant, like compass points, I just grabbed the middle of the 3 limbs and pulled them all to the right into the empty space.
The last difference so far is that the FF trio leaves are noticeably darker green (back left). Pic doesn't show it as well, but all the tops are getting that lighter green pre-flower shade to them, and you can see how different the tops are from the first fan leaves on that plant even in this pic.
All leaves look healthy to the tips though, and I would be happy with any of them if it was a solo plant.
That said, the FF Trio is showing what it usually does before things go sideways.
From here on out, they will all still get the same feeding schedule, but all of the plans call for a flush "if needed". When I flush the FF Trio plant, I will NOT be flushing all the rest just to keep them the same. When I flush a plant I'll feed her a few hours later. So it will still be following the specific feeding schedule as planned.
Just can't wait for the flower show...
Everyone got 3/4g of RO water. 16 days after flip and no top pistils yet. There are a few underneath at the "crotches". They are "pre-stacking" on the tops like this strain is prone to do. Makes for fatness in the end - trust me
. Anyway, since I am testing nutes, as I notice differences, good or bad, I'm pointing them out.First off, here are the two Fox Farms plants, original trio on the left, gringo-rasta on the right. The FFTrio is a little taller,
But this might be why. I didn't take a micrometer to it, but a safe guess is that the Gringo has about a 3/4" trunk, and the other 3 plants are about 1/2" like the FF Trio on the left. All the way to the top you can see a difference in thickness. Fat limbs, fat buds? Looks promising
You can also see the very minimal LST on them. Since there were 3 rows of 3 limbs lined up on each side of the plant, like compass points, I just grabbed the middle of the 3 limbs and pulled them all to the right into the empty space.
The last difference so far is that the FF trio leaves are noticeably darker green (back left). Pic doesn't show it as well, but all the tops are getting that lighter green pre-flower shade to them, and you can see how different the tops are from the first fan leaves on that plant even in this pic.
All leaves look healthy to the tips though, and I would be happy with any of them if it was a solo plant.That said, the FF Trio is showing what it usually does before things go sideways.
From here on out, they will all still get the same feeding schedule, but all of the plans call for a flush "if needed". When I flush the FF Trio plant, I will NOT be flushing all the rest just to keep them the same. When I flush a plant I'll feed her a few hours later. So it will still be following the specific feeding schedule as planned.
Just can't wait for the flower show...
BostonBuds
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#281
All 3 plants appear healthy. The Lemon Auto has nothing done to it, just light and feeding. I topped 1 of the CPK, the other CPK I only trimmed some lower branches. I want to see which one produces more buds.
All 3 plants appear healthy. The Lemon Auto has nothing done to it, just light and feeding. I topped 1 of the CPK, the other CPK I only trimmed some lower branches. I want to see which one produces more buds.
homebrewer
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#194
Just getting back on a Friday schedule here with my 6 Casey Jones cuts.
Just getting back on a Friday schedule here with my 6 Casey Jones cuts.
H.A.F.
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#125
They were completely dry a day early because of the 2 gallon pots, so 2 days instead of 3. They got fed today, but all will get RO next time and I will have to shift all 4 to a feed-feed-water schedule. Just dropping the nutes to about half the ppm twice then plain water.
I have pistils on all the tops now 18 days in.
They were completely dry a day early because of the 2 gallon pots, so 2 days instead of 3. They got fed today, but all will get RO next time and I will have to shift all 4 to a feed-feed-water schedule. Just dropping the nutes to about half the ppm twice then plain water.
I have pistils on all the tops now 18 days in.
Mysturis420
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#115 just a quick update there finally looking like what I expected them to look like 3 weeks ago oh well I'm still happy with the grow so far I'm confident on a good yield 
I know because I know which one it was but it's hard to spot the "scraggler" I had
I know because I know which one it was but it's hard to spot the "scraggler" I had
THT
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Here we are today. White lotus had tremendous stretch and it's quite big overall, massive fan leaves. Looks like the stretch is finally slowing down. I bent the top over and tied it down.
Tenessee kush #2 is starting to flower as well, other than removing lower branches I've let her be.
Finally brandywine is the first to show me some trichs, its tallish and has long scraggly branches, just getting a hint of berry smell from her.
Sorry about the hps lights yall!
Tenessee kush #2 is starting to flower as well, other than removing lower branches I've let her be.
Finally brandywine is the first to show me some trichs, its tallish and has long scraggly branches, just getting a hint of berry smell from her.
Sorry about the hps lights yall!
Mysturis420
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#115 here is some updates on my environment the light meter is in lux and that number is from the base of the plant and light are at half power
and that's it for tonight happy growing!!!
and that's it for tonight happy growing!!!
Kushash
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All plants were moved to the flower room yesterday.
Two one year old 600w hortilux super hps bulbs were replaced.
These plants love Nitrogen and Magnesium during the stretch.
All of my 7 entries were top dressed today.
3 TBL DTE Bio Fish 7-7-2.
1 1/2 Tsp DTE Kelp Meal. Would have been a bit more but ran out of it.
1 TBL Gypsum, also ran out of gypsum lol.
Watered with 300ppms:
150 ppms tap/ro.
40 ppms of Epsom salt.
40 ppms of kelp extract.
70 ppms of fish emulsion.
The two clones 10-1 and 10-3.
2 seedlings New #1 and New #3.
Three seedlings New 4, 5 and 6.
Some additional pics.
Two one year old 600w hortilux super hps bulbs were replaced.
These plants love Nitrogen and Magnesium during the stretch.
All of my 7 entries were top dressed today.
3 TBL DTE Bio Fish 7-7-2.
1 1/2 Tsp DTE Kelp Meal. Would have been a bit more but ran out of it.
1 TBL Gypsum, also ran out of gypsum lol.
Watered with 300ppms:
150 ppms tap/ro.
40 ppms of Epsom salt.
40 ppms of kelp extract.
70 ppms of fish emulsion.
The two clones 10-1 and 10-3.
2 seedlings New #1 and New #3.
Three seedlings New 4, 5 and 6.
Some additional pics.
DesertPlants
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Plants are getting large. I can’t change to 12/12 yet, so this is going to be interesting. I may run too long.
dstroy
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#540
Day 12 12/12
Doing daily canopy maintenance. The back two throw out a lot of large fans towards the inside of the plants so that’s a pain in the ass for me. Hopefully I fill in those last few squares but if not oh well, never know what they’ll do first run.
The back two are similar in structure and behavior but not in color. The front left is the stretchiest but it’s not going too hard. Front right is squat with short node spacing, and is hardly stretching.
Day 12 12/12
Doing daily canopy maintenance. The back two throw out a lot of large fans towards the inside of the plants so that’s a pain in the ass for me. Hopefully I fill in those last few squares but if not oh well, never know what they’ll do first run.
The back two are similar in structure and behavior but not in color. The front left is the stretchiest but it’s not going too hard. Front right is squat with short node spacing, and is hardly stretching.
