PPP - T5 Grow

GrammarPolice · Dec 18, 2008

Running an 8X48" T5 setup.

Got 5 Fem PPP's from Nirvana, 4 sprouted and look nice.

Using Foxfarm earth and nutes.

I'll try to update every week or so with new pics.

GrammarPolice · Dec 18, 2008

Plants are numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4.

Here they are about 2 weeks ago, on 12-2, about 12 days after planting.

They took about 7 days to sprout initially. Had me worried.

GrammarPolice · Dec 18, 2008

Here they are a couple days ago on 12-6.

Started getting some yellow, I think they were drying out quicker than I surmised.

Hit'em with some extra water since, and they've responded well.

Probably going to transplant in to the big pots before too long.

GrammarPolice · Dec 18, 2008

Comments welcome..

DrGreen007 · Dec 18, 2008

look good mate
maybe u shud just go 18/6 on your lite for veg
12/12 for flower
they arnt even that old and your stressing them with your lite schedule
just keep it simple mate but they are looking very healthy at mo
and have you started feeding nutes yet as i see a little redding on the stems

GrammarPolice · Dec 19, 2008

They are on 18/6.

I'm using a lite concentration of Big Bloom.
Grow big is going to be added today or tomorrow.

Thanks for the comments.

GoldenGanja13 · Dec 19, 2008

why are you useing big bloom?
Are you going to flower with t-5s ?

It's 5 o'clock somewhere · Dec 19, 2008

He thought the dates you were giving were your light schedule. I had to read it twice myself before I figured out you were giving th date... Looks good....

DrGreen007 · Dec 19, 2008

ye i was a bit confused lol

GrammarPolice · Dec 19, 2008

Yes, I flower with the 3000K t-5's.

GrammarPolice · Dec 20, 2008

Moved the girls to their big pots yesterday.

After some initial frowning, they're perking back up.

I usually don't even transplant, but I had a situation.

GrammarPolice · Dec 30, 2008

These were taken today, 12/30.

After a bit of post-transplant drooping they've started shooting a bit.

The main stalks are starting to bulk up and in about a month I plan to go to 12/12.

TheDankness · Dec 30, 2008

GrammarPolice said:
These were taken today, 12/30.

After a bit of post-transplant drooping they've started shooting a bit.

The main stalks are starting to bulk up and in about a month I plan to go to 12/12.

Don't wait a month, they'll outgrow the T-5's in that amount of time in my opinion. I say keep them short, and maybe lst to maximize yield. I always see uneven maturity in tall plants flowered under floro's, short plants=fat nugs for indoor grows.

GrammarPolice · Dec 30, 2008

I believe they said an 8 week flower period.. and yeah I know what you're saying.

I'm going to play it by ear and see.

Figured they would grow another 8-12 inches while flowering.

GrammarPolice · Feb 22, 2009

Ok.. so it's been a while since my last post... have had a lot going on.
We were without power for almost 3 days due to an ice storm.
The night before the storm hit we had just switched to 12/12.

Luckily the ladies pulled through with minimal problems.

Here's the latest pics.. enjoy.
They're actually from a few days ago.
The flower development is happening quick, so I'll try to update frequently over the next 40 days.

GrammarPolice · Mar 12, 2009

Getting closer.. red hairs on about 50% and getting frosty. Should have some more pictures coming from harvest in about 10 days.

GrammarPolice · Mar 17, 2009

Friday is the day.. clones are ready to go.

GrammarPolice · Mar 20, 2009

Got all the flowers hanging today, and clones moved to the grow lights.

In about 2 weeks I might move one outside.

I'll get some pics up of the finished product too.

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