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Well there's a few plants that are about ready and a few that need more time. Might try to go to day 70 but the weather is throwing my temps and humidity way off. Currently running a dehumidifier in the lung closet and that's keeping the humidity around 52-55%... definitely higher than I want right now. The alternative is to put the dehumidifier IN the grow room but that raises the lights off temperatures higher than the lights ON temperature. It also boosts lights on temperatures to 29c so that's not feasible either.
I've been gradually flushing for 2 weeks (started too early but thought I was overfeeding) with alternating doses of Flawless Finish and plain water. PPM is down to below 200 in all containers so technically I could probably chop them all at any time but what's a few more days after 125? Still seeing some clear trichomes so may as well be patient here.
I'll reassess after the weekend but this a battle down the stretch. Currently 63% ambient humidity in the house (literally 100% outside) and it's supposed to rain until Tuesday. This is why I dislike growing into the summer months. My house is basically an extension of the weather outdoors...in a bad way.
UPDATE: Day 67. Not sure I can let them go any longer with the weather like this. Humidity is getting worse and worse in the house and creeping up to 60% in the flowering room. The dehumidifier runs non stop and if I don't empty it right away, the humidity skyrockets. There's two days with sun and then rain the whole weekend so I don't really know what to do now. Already had enough hiccups on this run, definitely don't want mold now.
After topping all plants (from 6 nodes to down to the 3rd node), the two main fan leaves started canoeing and looking crispy on half of them. All other growth is ok. What would cause this and why wouldn't all plants be affected?
So usually if there isn't any other damage to the leaf other than the canoeing, it's most likely a watering issue.
Either too much or too little.
Other than that everything else looks on point my guy.
Hope this helps.
Breeders will often print flowering times on their strains but what does it mean? When they say "8-9 weeks or 56-63 days" what are they talking about? Is it the time measured from the day you flip to 12/12 or do they mean the time from when pistils start to show? Opinions needed.
I think its from when they show pistils. So usually I add an extra 7 to 10 days on the breeders time frame because that's usually how long after 12/12 my plants start throwing out pistils.
ciao ti ho risposto alla domanda..ti volevo spiegare il perche lasciare asciugare del coco ....alcune volte(mi è capitato ora) capita che il cocco non sia di qualita' o volutamente tritato molto finemente in questi casi bisogna utilizzarlo come un terriccio ma con tempi molto piu brevi
ora la tua pianta sta ancora crescendo quindi assorbira' un tot di acqua non di piu quindi puoi aspettare uno due giorni per poi dargli di nuovo acqua
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BCN Critical XXL Autoflower
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