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WoEsWar WoEsWar
8 months ago
9/23-9/29 9/28: The tent is extremely full at this point, and I've realized that two 3-gallon (instead of 5-gallon) pots would be ideal for this size tent. I doubt the yield will be that much different in the end. Bud sites are emerging. I erred on the side of caution with the defoliation, and as a consequence I've had to trim off a few small branches since the switch to flower. Every day, I go look at it, put some clean water in the dishes, maybe trim a couple leaves, and that's it. The Blumats are contributing very little, and the top 3 inches of the soil is staying pretty dry. I don't love that, but it doesn't really matter. It just cuts the total volume of medium the plants can use. Since I already have more usable medium than I can handle with the 5-gallons, I guess that's actually good. The plants continue to look extremely healthy. I would say that this Grow Dots cycle has resulted in the healthiest plants I've ever had. I'm not sure if they're the biggest or fastest growing, but who cares. The proof will be in the pudding after the buds develop. I'm still reserving judgment on the Grow Dots until I see the yield. Training note: I put on a trellis net because I expect these buds to get big and might need something to hold them up. However, I now have no way to remove the ACI pot bases for the remainder of the grow cycle. That means no more cleaning the bases, which means I can't add anything like Recharge in any amount that will promote bacterial growth. I actually don't know what it's okay to add to the base water at this point, and I'm scared to risk it. I might actually take off the trellis net. Not sure yet. Reminder: upload pic of temp/humidity/VPD numbers 10/1: Final major defoliation. I've never taken off this much before. This is as close to full lollipopping I've ever done, and it's terrifying. The plants look twisted and abused right now. Luckily, the environment is dialed in so they should recover quickly. I've never needed to lollipop before because I've never had to deal with the space limitation I'm having on this grow. I think I probably worry about WPM too much and that leads me to being fussy about removing fan leaves. I pull a few off every day, and that's probably not the best way to do it. I think the way to do it is to schedule your defoliations ahead of time, and carry them out on schedule. Anyway, everything is looking great. I would say that the branches are a bit more flexible on this plant than they normally are for me, which has led to some crimped bends on a few of them. They tend to heal quickly. At this point I cannot really tell whether this will be a bigger or smaller harvest than normal. I average about 3.5oz per plant when I do one at a time. If I get 6oz. out of this I'll be really happy. Could be more, could be less. Should have a better idea in a couple weeks. Interestingly, it turns out the smaller plant had more bud sites at the canopy (because it's squat), so that one might end up being the big producer! No sign of any nutrient deficiency. pH upped to 6.1-6.2 to promote Ca uptake. Temp/RH are on point (see pic).
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Grow Questions
WoEsWar
WoEsWarstarted grow question 7 months ago
Does anyone see any problems with the CO2 supplementation station I made (see video in Week 11 of this journal)? I'm going to watch carefully for overflows. Curious if it's enough to make a difference.
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MinnesotaMarijuana
MinnesotaMarijuanaanswered grow question 7 months ago
Beware that distributors will typically only exchange their own tanks. They won't exchange tanks you bought on Amazon or something.
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MinnesotaMarijuana
MinnesotaMarijuanaanswered grow question 7 months ago
My experience with CO2 reactors in aquariums have not been very good. It is usually inconsistent and not worth the trouble. The only time I achieved good results were after I got a small tank and diffused it into the water using a regulator and air stone. There is a little bit of an up front investment for the tank and regulator, a 5 or 10 lb tank isn't very expensive. When they are empty you swap them out for a full one, refills are pretty cheap. You can get them from a welding supply store like Airgas or LInde. They need a specific regulator (most Argon and CO2/Argon mixture tanks use a regulator with a male connector, C02 regulators use a female and need a plastic washer that fits inside the fitting. Gas distributors give the washers out for free and usually have a little dish full of them at the counter). Lots of people use CO2 for flux core welding and in beer taps.
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Sciolistic_Steve
Sciolistic_Steveanswered grow question 7 months ago
For a smallish room and a few months, you need something like 30lbs of sugar to boost into the 1000-1300 range. size of room matters. rate of co2 released from the reaction of yeast and sugar can be used to determine a good guesstimate of PPM added to the space. you know the moles release per time increment then convert to ppm with the space involved. the more tightly sealed the area is th emore accurate the math will be -- also the less often you open it up etc. this is easily calculated with a few google searches. i'll leave that to you. it doesn't have to be an unknown or guess... if you don't want it to be.
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WoEsWar
WoEsWarstarted grow question 6 months ago
I read online that if you mix silica with other nutrients it decreases nutrient bioavailability. However, the directions on the side of the bottle of GH ArmorSi recommend mixing the silica and nutrients together. Who's right?
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SkunkleDamo
SkunkleDamoanswered grow question 6 months ago
You can but always add the silica first and mix well
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Team_Ballsfor
Team_Ballsforanswered grow question 6 months ago
that was written before i saw any other response.. if it stepped on someone's toes it was a generalized statement only.
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Team_Ballsfor
Team_Ballsforanswered grow question 6 months ago
Plants need very little silica. Regardless of what AN instructs, i'd do some research for more educated answers than you'd get from the peanut gallery. AN has a habit of being a greedy little punk bitch manufacturer... splitting things into 10+ products when you could mix it into 2 or 3 safely. There's no need for 12 bottles of various fertilizers and supplements.. that's just greedy/predatory business practices. looks like soil typically contains 14-40 ppm out in the wild.. that doesn't mean it is optimal, but will correlate well, i bet. Using vermiculite can add available silica to your substrate, too
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Grow_for_Happiness
Grow_for_Happinessweek 2
That's a great use for those bases, I'm gonna have to try that next run. Am interested to see how they work for you, I tried with soil and was not great success, but I'm pretty certain it was mostly because my substrate was not nearly airy enough. Cheers!
Alice_in_Wonderland
Alice_in_Wonderlandweek 5
Here’s to hoping plant #2 fixes herself with the adjustments - good luck!!
GoldenFinger
GoldenFingerweek 0
Viel Glück buddy 💪 , viel Spaß beim Wachsen von 🌱
DoughHead
DoughHeadweek 11
I am in need of a watering system. The bluemat is appealing but scares me that it keeps it wet. What about mold, pests, gnats? It scares me. I grow in coco and always allow a dryback so the roots push to find water. Although I've been advised to not do this and to keep them soaked daily. This person swears by it and with 90 diaries on here and a YouTube his result verify his claims. What's your thoughts on the bluemat? Would you prefer a normal water system with a pump and it drain to waste? Thats another thing I'm used to runoff daily and checking the ppms. Do you do this with bluemats? They seem convient but I've not seen massive harvest with them yet although I've truly not looked hard enough yet. I've spent little time searching about them. Any advice is appreciated growmie. Good luck, and keep us posted on the co2. I'm also interested In something similar! ✌️
DoughHead
DoughHead
@WoEsWar, something like that is exactly what i was thinking of doing. To do enough for 10 plants in 2x 4x4s it was nearing or over $300 for that I could get floraflexs automatic watering with the bases that allow for drainage. I might just do that. Unfortunately they sell the kit for only pairs of 2 and 3. For example kit for 4. Kit for 6. Kit for 9. I need one for 5. Guess I could modify one. I'm going to have to set down and design a system that allows for runoff. Idk how to check runoff for individual plants in a system like this. To my knowledge it all runs together into one big tray for runoff.
WoEsWar
WoEsWar
@DoughHead, I've had the best results with coco/perlite plus "high frequency fertigation" (https://www.cocoforcannabis.com/). However, it's a pain in the ass to hand water multiple times a day. The pot bases + blumats were my attempt to reduce how much work I had to do (that along with the Grow Dots, which have been fine so far). This is my first grow with them. I thought that in combination they would keep a whole 5-gal moist. So far, it has been a combination of being a little too wet or a little too dry. I haven't been able to get them to work together as well as I'd hoped. The problem is that as the plant grows, it changes and its water needs change. I think Grow Dots + hand watering is the way I'll go next time. If I have to go out of town, I would feel confident using the pot bases or the Blumats. They're good to have around. If I was designing from the ground up and had the room to do it, I'd try an automatic watering system like this: https://www.cocoforcannabis.com/guide-to-automatic-watering-systems-for-indoor-cannabis/
Herbie101
Herbie101week 12
These glookies are looking tasty buddy! Good luck for the rest of the run 🌱🌞🍀
BudBoutique
BudBoutiqueweek 12
great work buddy - looks similar to mine a bit haha 💚
DoughHead
DoughHeadweek 11
BTW if this is your very first grow then bro you nailed it. Fr! You spent the time doing research, have a wonderful setup and are definitely putting the effort it. Congratulations your harvest is going to be fire! If not your first grow, still Congratulations on the killer looking ladies bro.
Lemonhazelover
Lemonhazeloverweek 15
She looks very happy with your gardener's hand🧑‍🌾 Happy growing and good luck buddy ☘️
BerrySweetHigh
BerrySweetHighweek 14
Beautiful pictures! 💚
Marshydrots1000
Marshydrots1000week 13
Look good !