Some pics of where im at. Chronic Haze Indoor

allywado

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• Jan 15, 2011

• #1

Started 12/12 2 days ago and i thought i'd post some pictures of where im at. First grow so im not sure if they are terrible, bad, average, good or great.



The two on the right of the group pic are in 12l pots and the one on the left is in a plastic container i had lying around.

 

420God

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• Jan 15, 2011

• #2

Looking really good! Great job so far! Keep up the good work.

 

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wannaquickee

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• Jan 15, 2011

• #3

theyre looking really good man nice

 

allywado

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• Jan 15, 2011

• #4

Thanks guys, good to know. What do u all at RIU think about the size of the plants and the possible yield? it has about 10 week flowering period so theres most of that time to grow. they are under a 400W HPS light and are getting biogrow and biobloom

 

allywado

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• Jan 15, 2011

• #5

Has anybody had plants about this size when they started flowering and could you give me a rough estimate on what size they will get to and a rough yield for a plant that size?

 

420God

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• Jan 15, 2011

• #6

Way too early to make any guesses right now.

Expect them to double in size and hope for a lot.

 

allywado

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• Jan 15, 2011

• #7

thanks for the quick reply.

Double in size, thats quite big. got loads of room so thats not an issue.

The temps when the lights off are around 15-20 degrees C, will this be a problem?

 

420God

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• Jan 15, 2011

• #8

allywado said:

thanks for the quick reply.

Double in size, thats quite big. got loads of room so thats not an issue.

The temps when the lights off are around 15-20 degrees C, will this be a problem?

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I would try and keep the temp no lower than 20C if you can help it.

It won't hurt them, they might grow a little bit slower though.

 

allywado

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• Jan 15, 2011

• #9

420God said:

I would try and keep the temp no lower than 20C if you can help it.

It won't hurt them, they might grow a little bit slower though.

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I'l get that sorted out.

Is it better for the plant to be in humid or dry conditions?

 

420God

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• Jan 15, 2011

• #10

Humid while in veg but dry when in flower.

 

allywado

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• Jan 15, 2011

• #11

420God said:

Humid while in veg but dry when in flower.

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thanks again for the knowledgable info i have to +REP for it.

its very dry in my room so I should be good on that front til the next time