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Start with 18 hour light and 6 6 hour dark and later u can Switch to 12/12 for flowering stage ur plants dont need nutrients at the Start or depens what earth are u sing?and u are giving them bloom nutrients. For the First couple weeks u need high humidity like 70% and later lower humidity in blooming stage Start with 60 then lower it very week till 35% humidity how do u water ur plants?

Sweet Seeds are sensational. Potent, productive and easy to grow stable genetics. Barneys Farm are pretty good, so are Humboldt Seed Organization and Dinafem if you can still find any of their seeds, since they were both closed down about 2 years ago by the Spanish Feds. Yes, American by name but in reality an umbrella company of Spanish giant, Dinafem. Seedsman would rate as my lowest. For retailers, Pev Grow in Spain would be hard to beat for value, range and service.

obviously the money sign is a variable for something... so where you see "0" there is a 10 in front. i used to get part a + cal nitrate for 70-100. It looks like they increased prices 10-20 on part A, lately. Still roughly 30 per year. better measurement for apples to apples... 100-120 USD for 3,150 gallons at full instructed dose (11340g * (1gal / 3.6g) = 3150 gal). Or, about 4 pennies per gallon mixed. No pot brand is beating that. Go with a product that was servicing farms and other professionals.. not some crap marketed to shaved monkeys growing in their basement that like playing with stickers and products with cartoon labels.

Relax and let them grow you got about 2 weeks before you go cutting. I take tops and use 2nd and 3rd node for branches. Removing first. So you got time before your there. The plants are first getting acclimated by picture

Sugar cane from in house genetics is my favorite. It grows great in my environment and consistently puts off super sticky potent buds.

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Burning from too hot soil mix. Acapulco Gold is a Sativa that needs a lot less nutrients than other strains. Just keep giving plain water until the leaves grow without burn marks, wait another two weeks then start feeding with half strength nutrients, this is all she will need, even in flowering, half strength. It needs to use up what nutrition is in the soil already before new nutrients are added. If not, the burning will just continue. Fox Farm soils seem notoriously too rich from reports in this forum. Personally I would advise against doing 12/12 from seed, it takes so long and you are better to get them growing properly and vigorously at 18/6 and then switching to 12/12 for flowering. Otherwise it is a bit like driving a vehicle and never getting out of first gear! You will obviously have to feed the Acapulco Gold its own blend of fertilizers and this shows how not all cannabis can need or cope with exactly the same nutrition. Either that or just dilute the nutrients that you are making 50/50 with plain water before giving it to the Acapulco Gold plant. At this stage I can't see the need to be feeding any of your plants with Bud Candy or Terpinator, these are flowering supplements, not grow nutrients. Hope this helps, Organoman.

One with p and k.. don’t get bogged down in the marketing and other bullshit. I use liquid Kool bloom from GH. It’s a 0-10-10

Have you tried Terpinator buddy ? This seems to be what you looking for. I've tried it , it is a good product for flavor and terps. Nice grow 😎 Good luck

its either just potassium or potassium plus pgrs. i have given my plants a potassium boost near the end and it did help with more mass and faster finish. not anything drastic but it did. if it has pgrs though i dont touch that shit because thats cancer territory.

Yikes... you really DO need to lower that humidity, don't you! Ok, so you're doing everything you possibly could - it's good to have an air conditioner outside the tent (I assume you have ventilation/fans going) and it's good to have a dehumidifier inside.... but obviously that's not doing all you need. There's a simple, cheap way to reduce the humidity - I just don't know if it will do as much as you need it to do.... Anyway, you take 2 5-gallon buckets... in one bucket, drill a bunch of holes in the lower 1/3 and the bottom (1/4"??) and the put that bucket inside the other one. Now get yourself some rock salt and dump it into the bucket with the holes... the salt will take the moisture out of the air and convert it to water which drips, then, into the lower bucket and you can take out and pitch... You'll probably have to monitor the water level in that lower bucket frequently as you don't want it to rise and start getting the rock salt submerged! Good luck.... in six months, we'll be trying desperately to keep our tents warm and humid!

I do not think that controller is advertised having that capability. Your controller appears the same as the Cloudline fans and it only controls the fan. You can set it to turn the fan on/off depending on temperature but it is not designed to control a heater or air conditioner or humidifier or dehumidifier. It just turns the fan on and off if the tent exceeds the parameters you set.

I run a FC4800, and a SE5000. I also have the SE3000 in use and a SE7000 in storage. Between the 2 companies i prefer Spider Farmer. Even though these companies are sister companies that don't compete with each other. My (saveurcash) code is stackable on their home page or Amazon. So if you find more discount codes you can add them as well. I don't get nothing if you use my code. Just saves you some money is all. Good luck with your choice.

Jup! Definitiv. Je größer der Topf, desto mehr Wurzelvolumen. Je mehr Wurzelvolumen, desto mehr Ertrag 💪 Eine Ausnahme bilden da vielleicht Indoor wachsende Autoflower, da sind meiner Meinung nach 10 Liter eine gute Größe. Autoflower sind schneller Fertig und können daher nicht die volle Topfgröße ausnutzen, oder besser gesagt auswurzeln.