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Week 19
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GrandMan GrandMan
5 years ago
Here are some pics of the stubborn plant that won’t flower. I missed a few weeks, so I updated the number of weeks. It got switched to 12/12 on April 1st. Then I changed it to 11/13on July 3rd to try to trigger the change to flower. It will have been in the flowering room for 14 weeks on Monday
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Grow Questions
GrandMan
GrandManstarted grow question 5 years ago
I’m a new grower and this one is now 18 days into vegetation and I haven’t added any nutrients yet. I’m wondering when the seedling will have used up most of the nutrients in the soil and I should start supplementing with commercial nutrients.
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Thee_HoffGuyy
Thee_HoffGuyyanswered grow question 5 years ago
It's Usually around the 3rd or 4th week to start feeding, and when you do start with like a 1/4 to 1/3 the recommended strength when you do some nute brands a pretty strong. And with the size of your pots in consideration I would say start feeding around the 3rd week. Soils do have some nutrients in them and can vary how long they will last. so if you can look to see what and how much is in your soild. You are doing great plants look really healthy. Happy Growing! Hope this helps you an if you have any other ?'s don't be afraid to ask me or any of these other fine Growers😎
GrandMan
GrandManstarted grow question 5 years ago
After speaking with the breeder about this plant that won’t flower, I’ve taken their advice to switch the dark/light to 14/10. I’ll post some pics tonight. Has anyone had such a hard time getting a plant to flower before? And, if so, what did you do to get it to switch?
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GreenHouseLab
GreenHouseLabanswered grow question 5 years ago
I've only forced outdoor plants into flower which was simply to bring them inside or cover them for 12 hrs of darkness but your situation must be very rare. Do what Crop King recommends and go from there maybe adding additional darkness will force them into flower. You may eventually want to try lower your Nitrogen and see if the additional phosphorous and potassium in bloom nutrient could also assist the plant to produce its fruits.
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CRiSPrGrow
CRiSPrGrowweek 2
Hey GrandMan, hope i answered your question, anything else just let me know ! 👊
Thee_HoffGuyy
Thee_HoffGuyy
@GrandMan, Looking Awesome and like @CRiSPrGrow said really cool project going on👍. will be following along as well Happy Growing
CRiSPrGrow
CRiSPrGrow
@GrandMan, you got it bro, your plan sounds good, i would go less than half strength though as @hoffguyy said , and stay in touch with the updates you have a cool project, I'll follow along 👊
GrandMan
GrandMan
@CRiSPrGrow, Thanks Bulbi, I’ve moved them to bigger pots, and I’m hoping that the 2.5L pots will be big enough to hold them for a few more weeks. After that, I can put them in 5gal buckets and move them into the grow room. I’ve never topped a plant before, so I’m planning on topping 2 of the 4 plants and comparing the growth and yield of each. Thanks for the help, I love the tips.
Thee_HoffGuyy
Thee_HoffGuyyweek 4
Hey looking good man and that white mold is usually due to over watering let the soil dry out really good. each time before you water👍
GrandMan
GrandMan
manapool_indoor
manapool_indoorweek 3
Thats great, we are at the same stage of grow with the same strain from the same breeder, ill take a seat :) They looking healty, keep it up bro !
GrandMan
GrandMan
@manapool_indoor, I just took a look at your grow, looks great. Your grow tent looks nice, super clean.
GreasyLuigi
GreasyLuigiweek 3
Why repot them to only 2,5l pots or is this just another phase? Anyways, looking nice :)
GreasyLuigi
GreasyLuigi
Ok! Good luck with the grow!
GrandMan
GrandMan
@GreasyLuigi, The only reason that I put them in 2.5L pots was due to space. These 4 plants are in my kitchen right now. I have a 4X6 grow room that they will get moved to, once the plants currently in there get harvested.
Puffer_Bill
Puffer_Billweek 8
Looking strong and healthy 💪🏽😎👊🏼
SunSetSarah
SunSetSarahweek 5
i am use Michigan water only. with 60 ml to a gallon of tea compost And they love it..... I think.... I am a first time grower myself...