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Another girl from fastbuds mix pack.
She's done 8 week in veg, il flip to flower some time this week..
She's a clone from rhe original unorthodox grow.
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Much love 💚...
Happy farming
Added net for spreading out and flipped to 12/12 applied a TRIA Foliar spray (boost) also added potassium humate ( soil conditioner and chelation properties) to this week's feed...
Gave a few handfuls off alfalfa Pellet on top which will be mulch once expanded Nd slightly mixed with top soil as not to go anaerobic and moldy...
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Peace and love 💚..
new camera has arrived so better pics for us...
Shes growing at a rapid rate, going to throw some pk 13/14 in with the feed before going onto bloom feed then i will start to add pk13/14 in small increments after a week or two, see how she handles it .she has never shown signs of over feed or stress even in the other cuttings...
preflowers are showering, few hairs etc... i think the canopy is near perfect and she has filled the whole space by herself so il stick to 1 plant at a time here these feminised seeds from fastbuds have good traits/genetics il think il keep this same strain/pheno going for a few more cycles and see how sticky a bud we can get, like i said no showing of stress or nute burn over the last 2 grows so il push her a bit this time.
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It is a little lush, but a snapshot in time does not tell the full story as far as how to react. How fast did it get overly lush/dark?
The more slowly it got dark, the smaller the adjustmenet necessary. the faster it occured, the bigger the adjustment. Looking over your fertilization over last couple months can help make a better choice of resction, too. Whether you drop it 5-10% or 20% or more immediately depends on context of how it progressed. Be conservative, in either case. Small incremental changes and wait to see how that impacts the darkness of leaves before further adjustments is best... slow progression allows the safest reaction.
Painting the walls the brigthest white you can find (RGB hex on label closest to "FF:FF:FF", with a matte finish, not glossy) is a good idea. Get another 10-20% more photons hitting theplants andn from different angles, which should help lower shielded areas more than the canopy, which is a great use of those otherwise wasted photons missing the plant.
Don't use shiny, mirror-like material for walls. Even mylar can be a bad idea if it's the smooth surface type. mirror-like reflection is bad. you want diffused light. poly film, orca film, embossed mylar are all equivalent options even if some have a slightly lower absorption rate. The differences are so small that you should go with whatever is most convenient for you. If i didn't use a tent, i'd use white paint.
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