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naiveCon
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So day 11 here of flowering, I thought I'd bring the plants outside for a little sunshine and beer LOL.
Initially I had some burning on the leaves, wasn't sure if it was the lighting or trying to pump the nutes too heavily. But I think it was the lighting so I raised it.
Here's a couple pictures, first up the Doc Holliday and then the pankyrang.
Initially I had some burning on the leaves, wasn't sure if it was the lighting or trying to pump the nutes too heavily. But I think it was the lighting so I raised it.
Here's a couple pictures, first up the Doc Holliday and then the pankyrang.
Big Green Thumb
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Keep up the good work and please keep the pics coming. Whenever I start plants from seeds, I start with a cup about half full of coco/perlite, and add more as their spindly little stems grow. I am not sure if it is a good way I grow them, but that is what I do.
Those Doc Holidays should be good stuff from what I read. There are a couple people on this forum who say it is their favorite GPS strain. Two packs of Doc H are sitting in my seed stash waiting for their chance to shine.
Those Doc Holidays should be good stuff from what I read. There are a couple people on this forum who say it is their favorite GPS strain. Two packs of Doc H are sitting in my seed stash waiting for their chance to shine.
naiveCon
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That is exactly what I do, been doing it for years with tomato plants and I carried it over to my weed plants. I believe that it helps to build a better root mass plus alleviates if you have a stretching seedling...
naiveCon
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So, day 19 into flowering, yikes
2 of the pankyrang and 2 of the doc holiday turn out to be males, well they be gone
So one of each remaining but yet not showing any sign of sex so I'm really hoping they're females.
The pankyrang had some severe Leaf burn at the top and I know it's not from the light so I gave it a flush and checked the PPM, ugh 2000 ppm, and that's as high as my meter will read. Not sure how that happened, probably just carelessness on my part trying to pump them with nutes.
So I gave it a good flush until the PPM was down to about 300 and then mixed up some fresh nutes, so here we are.
Panky on the left, which I don't have a lot of faith in and Doc Holliday on the right with my fingers crossed.
2 of the pankyrang and 2 of the doc holiday turn out to be males, well they be gone
So one of each remaining but yet not showing any sign of sex so I'm really hoping they're females.
The pankyrang had some severe Leaf burn at the top and I know it's not from the light so I gave it a flush and checked the PPM, ugh 2000 ppm, and that's as high as my meter will read. Not sure how that happened, probably just carelessness on my part trying to pump them with nutes.
So I gave it a good flush until the PPM was down to about 300 and then mixed up some fresh nutes, so here we are.
Panky on the left, which I don't have a lot of faith in and Doc Holliday on the right with my fingers crossed.
Big Green Thumb
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Don't you just love it when a plan comes together. Or...falls apart? LOL. I feel your pain. This grow I have had to do battle with spider mites, thrips, and even yellow mushrooms. WTF? Yes, yellow mushrooms.
I bought a little lime tree from Home Depot and stupidly threw it into the tent and it really messed everything up!
I bought a little lime tree from Home Depot and stupidly threw it into the tent and it really messed everything up!
naiveCon
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I think I have been pretty lucky so far, no insects no off the wall adventures, that is with my regular grows.
But this here I'm really trying to push it and I think it's more detrimental then just letting things flow naturally.
Big Green Thumb
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