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Barneys White Widow XXL auto (First Grow)

dmac80

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2d ago

VEG

Mars Hydro TS1000 Light Emitting Diodes/150W

Mars Hydro

FLO

Mars Hydro TS1000 Light Emitting Diodes/150W

Mars Hydro

Tent

GT 70x70x160cm(2.3'x2.3'x5.2')

Fan

Filt

Coco Coir

Custom

Perlite

Custom

Indoor

Room Type

LST

weeks 3, 7-8

Defoliation

weeks 4-7

19 L

Pot Size

2 L

Watering

dmac80 Week 1 Light 18” @ 25% Mist daily / reg Add rainwater as needed (2 x inch from sprout) Day 1 - Germ - 02/03/25 15:00 Day 2 - Popped, taps out x 2 - 03/03/25 21:30 Day 3 - Plant to Coir (Humidity dome) - 04/03/25 03:30 Day 4 - 1 x sprouted - 05/03/25 Day 5 - 2 x sprouted -06/03/25 Day 6 - shell surgery x 1 recovered - 07/03/25 - 1/4 dose cal/mag 0.5 litre Day 7 - looking healthy, including nemo 08/03/25 - bonus can sprouted

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10.16 cm

20 hrs

26 °C

5.85

No Smell

800 PPM

68 %

20 °C

19 L

2 L

45.72 cm

Nutrients 2

TNT Complex 5 mll

Magne-Cal + 0.5 mll

dmac80 1/2 dose cal/mag and 1/2 dose Hesi TNT complex per water. Watering every 3 days 4-5 litres with 10-20% run off PH is averaging around 5.85 with ppm at 800 and EC at 0.8

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Grow Questions

dmac80started grow question 2mo ago

The two in the 5 gallon pots look slightly lighter green than the one in the 2 litre can. One of the 5 gallons seedlings is a bit behind due to shell surgery. I’ve just given them first good feed and increased light intensity slightly. Do they look healthy at the moment?

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Organomananswered grow question 2mo ago

Yes, they are looking good. Since you are growing in coco, always water until run off...........never water just next to the plant and never just use a spray bottle, both these methods are useless, you need run off to help keep the coco from building up in nutrient salts. You will also need to feed from virtually day one in coco, it has zero nutrients. Coco growing is basically hydro in a pot. (I am sure you know all this, I wrote all this for the beneft of those people who gave you "advice" but did not even bother to look at your diary!)

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10.16 cm

20 hrs

26 °C

6.85

No Smell

600 PPM

68 %

20 °C

19 L

4 L

45.72 cm

Nutrients 2

TNT Complex 1 mll

Magne-Cal + 0.5 mll

dmac80 Watering every 3 days to 10% run off

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15.24 cm

20 hrs

26 °C

6.85

No Smell

600 PPM

68 %

20 °C

19 L

4 L

45.72 cm

Nutrients 2

TNT Complex 1 mll

Magne-Cal + 0.5 mll

dmac80 LST 2 out of 3, smaller plant in 5 gallon needs a few more days for 4th node to properly pop

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25.4 cm

20 hrs

26 °C

6.85

Weak

800 PPM

68 %

20 °C

19 L

4 L

45.72 cm

Nutrients 2

Coco 2.5 mll

Magne-Cal + 1 mll

dmac80 Showing signs of pre-flower, switching to bloom nutes and now watering daily to 10-20% run off. Removed LST ties and defoil

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Defoliation

Technique

90 cm

20 hrs

24 °C

6.2

Normal

800 PPM

40 %

20 °C

19 L

4 L

8 cm

Nutrients 4

Coco 5 mll

PK 13-14 0.1 mll

Bio-pH- 0.264 mll

dmac80 Interestingly the largest plant is in the smallest pot (2 litre Igrowcan), the difference in set up between the fabrics was that I used coco perlite 70/30 mix but with added biochar and I also added 15 grams of Zamnesia monster bud slow release fert. I then fed her just oh water and cal/mag for the first 3 weeks and then the same as 5 gallon fabrics from week 4. Initially her run off was off the scale but she seemed to thrive none the less and took over the other 2, run off has now levelled out to match the fabrics. I’m having to feed her up to 3 times a day at the moment due to the size of the pot. Next grow I will definitely be using bio char and monster bud in the larger pots in combination with the Hesi nutes.

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100 cm

20 hrs

22 °C

Normal

800 PPM

40 %

20 °C

19 L

4 L

8 cm

Nutrients 4

Coco 5 mll

PK 13-14 0.3 mll

Bio-pH- 0.1 mll

dmac80 Largest plant has stretched to the point it is about 4-5 inches front the light, I can’t move the light any higher or stop the plant any lower. Need some advice!

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Grow Questions

dmac80started grow question 21d ago

Largest plant has stretched to the point it is about 4-5 inches front the light, I can’t move the light any higher or stop the plant any lower. Bud looks like it’s growing healthy. Just concerned with a few weeks still to go it will damage the bud?

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Ninjabudsanswered grow question 21d ago

Hey there you will be completely fine to have that plant super close to that light that’s only like 100w or 150w light that’s barely any light to flower some weed plants. For example I use a 500w light in my 2x4 tent and when my plants are flowering I have the plants only 5 to 6 inch’s from the light As long as you keep the temps in the tent in check you won’t have a problem with the light being so close heat would be the only thing to worry about it being close the umol’s are under powered

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110 cm

20 hrs

22 °C

Strong

800 PPM

45 %

18 °C

19 L

4 L

4 cm

Nutrients 4

Coco 2.5 mll

PK 13-14 1 mll

Bio-pH- 0.1 mll

dmac80 Getting very cramped, LST the top colas on two plants to reduce distance from light but still quite close. No signs of heat stress yet. Buds developing well, some big white pistils. Smell is getting strong and watering a pain, pulling these ladies in and out every time. 2 plants max next time in a tent this size.

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Grow Questions

dmac80started grow question 12d ago

Do these look ok, half way through week 7 with average 10 week grow time? Stacks of trichomes forming and smelling really good but they look quite skinny at the moment and worried they are fox tailing?

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Organomananswered grow question 11d ago

Not "fox tailing". You still have 4-5 weeks at least (or more) to go...............buds will be completely different to what you think is going on now and you will probably be wondering why you were ever worried!

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TruTraTrianswered grow question 12d ago

Everything looks fine for week 7 – no real signs of foxtailing yet. Buds are just stacking and still have time to fatten up over the next 2–3 weeks. It’s pretty normal for autos (especially sativa-leaning types) to look a bit skinny at this point. Just stay steady and keep conditions stable. They should bulk up nicely!

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Ultravioletanswered grow question 12d ago

That's some monumental stretch more than I'd expect from where you switched to 12/12. Because we go generally from 18 to 12, if you still want to keep the high DLI when you switch to 12 you need to up the ppfd quite significantly to make up for the loss of 6 hours. If you keep the plant/light at the same distance and same ppfd as she was at 18 when you flip to 12 she will stretch very hard to reach the higher levels of ppfd required for the shorter flower period of 12 hours. Can't tell from the photo tbh but you should look to top at least once or twice this will encourage lateral branching and plant will spread wider as opposed to taller. I'd be very proud of myself if it was my first grow, well done Mr dmac, looking forward to seeing how much you can pack on those leggy ladies. Best of luck bruh.

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150 cm

20 hrs

22 °C

Strong

800 PPM

45 %

18 °C

5 L

2 L

4 cm

Nutrients 4

Coco 2 mll

PK 13-14 1 mll

Bio-pH- 0.1 mll

dmac80 Plant in the 2 litre pot is quite a bit ahead of the 5 gallon pot. I would say at least a week but all planted same time. Smell is getting strong and buds in the 2 litre pot are really fattening up nicely. Look like I will need to harvest them separately. Very little room in the tent, I am no longer able to move the plants out of the tent due to the LST I have had to do to keep buds away from the light.

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150 cm

20 hrs

24 °C

Strong

800 PPM

45 %

18 °C

5 L

2 L

4 cm

Nutrients 4

Coco 2 mll

PK 13-14 1 mll

Bio-pH- 0.1 mll

dmac80 Run off jumped up slightly, flushing with some plain water. Buds are fattening up nicely on the 2 litre pot although I think they are growing weird. The 5 gallon pots are slower to fatten, still very skinny on the branch.

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Grow Questions

dmac80started grow question 1d ago

Can’t work this out, EC has jumped from about 1.2 to 2.4 within one watering. Not changed the feed schedule from last couple of weeks. Leaves are curling up at the canopy of the plant and the buds are growing weird. flushed with PH water and dipped light to 75% so far, any ideas?

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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 1d ago

Shitty genetics... autoflowers seems to have this trait more often than photoperiods.. similar to a dr grinspoon trait. excess spiraling and lanky side branching could be light-related too, but just looks like an autoflower that shit its pants to me.

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Ratleanswered grow question 1d ago

looks like to much stress as others have said especially this long into flower the damage mat be done. The one is in a very small pot adding more stress. As we know, LED lights don't produce much heat but they will cause serious light burn. I only use a 100 watt LED Spider Farmer light and it has to be at least 15" away from tops to prevent light burn. If it's legal where you are and warm enough, I would take them outside or at least put near a window that gets good natural light.

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Mazgothanswered grow question 1d ago

light is too close,try 60-80cm away from the plant,give them 12/12 for a day to chill out,and then try 18/6 for the rest of the grow.You will be more than fine!!

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