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Micro grow No2. Alienz n Kush.

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Week 1
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Kendoda Kendoda
2 years ago
Beginning of week 1 veg. Seedlings are in small light mix pots and are lightly watered with ph buffered Formulex when required. I have a couple of Alienz by greenhouse seed co I’m gonna pop also. I’ve not found much info on this particular strain so it should be fun. My plan is to run 3 plants in 3gal pots. I’ll choose my keepers in the coming week or so. ** the white skunk seedling has been scrapped and replaced with Alienz by GHSC.
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homerjgangia
homerjgangiacommentedweek 02 years ago
Good luck with your grow mate!💪💪
Kendoda
Kendodacommented2 years ago
@homerjgangia,I have high hopes 💪 . Thanks mate!
CannbellFarms
CannbellFarmscommentedweek 02 years ago
Best of luck Growing Brother! 🌱💪
Kendoda
Kendodacommented2 years ago
@CannbellFarms, thanks buddy!. Looking forward to some old school flavours here.
MiyaguiOkPolilla
MiyaguiOkPolillacommentedweek 182 years ago
Que maravilla de plantas 😍 esos colores son estupendos y ni hablar de la producción de tricomas que se aprecia. Felicidades para tu cosecha buddy 💪🌱
MiyaguiOkPolilla
MiyaguiOkPolillacommented2 years ago
@Kendoda, 🎩💐❄️
Kendoda
Kendodacommented2 years ago
@MiyaguiOkPolilla, thank you mate. It’s been an enjoyable grow. They smell wonderful too!.
GreenAutoConsumo
GreenAutoConsumocommentedweek 72 years ago
Muy buen trabajo, felicitaciones
Kendoda
Kendodacommented2 years ago
@GreenAutoConsumo, Thanks for your encouragement mate.
LegacyMarketFarm
LegacyMarketFarmcommentedweek 182 years ago
Really nice looking flower friend. If you would like help with the stretch you are getting & some other issues please DM me I will gladly assist you!
Kendoda
Kendodacommented2 years ago
@LegacyMarketFarm, thanks for your input. Very interesting. What you’re saying is very relatable to the issues I felt I had during the grow. I’m currently planning my next cycle and would really like to expand my knowledge as I go. I’ll look forward to your advice going forward buddy!.
LegacyMarketFarm
LegacyMarketFarmcommented2 years ago
@Kendoda, Your temperature gaps are generally pretty tight, Between lights on and lights off. As you approach flower & into the first few weeks of flower that gap opens up more 9 degrees on the thermostat, Could be 10 degrees or more in reality. Up until week 3 of flower, Generally day 21 the plant is still growing & environmental stresses in the form of large temperature swings between lights on and lights off, Simulate the approaching end of the season in the plants genetic code they react to this by stretching to try and hurry up and finish their first goal of growing up tall and wide before forming flower. So that is one promoter of un-wanted stress I see in the diary. For 100W LED you are going to want them closer than 18 inches, Do you have a PAR meter or a thermal temp laser gun to monitor plant top temps ? I would say lower PAR than what the plants require to give them the proper DLI ( Daily light integral ) which causes the plants to chase up after the PAR, Combined with the wider temperature gaps right when the plant is beginning its early flower stretch are the 2 contributors to your stretch here & are easily fixable :)
Kendoda
Kendodacommented2 years ago
@LegacyMarketFarm, thanks for taking the time to look over my diary. Any advice would be greatly appreciated my friend.
SteppingRazor08
SteppingRazor08commentedweek 182 years ago
What beautiful flowers you have created, congratulations and enjoy!