Well , another week and everything is doing great so far , buds are fatten up and the stritch seems to be slowed down , lovin it ,LOL:heart_eyes::+1::wink:, seems like time has slow down or i'm getting impatient :smirk:LOL, a few more weeks , da,da ,da :sunglasses:
I'm looking for a good watering/feeding schedule , Preferably the best one LOL:wink:, anyone want to recommend one I would I would be very happy:grin:that does the trick would rely appreciate it ,or send me in a direction to find one , thank you in advance
Heyy Raptor A good way to feed when in soil is to do a schedule of Feed-Water-Water-Feed It works very well with almost any nutrient brands:+1: And you probably want to start feeding around 3-4 Weeks into the grow and start out with like a 1/4 Strength of whatever nute brand your going to use. The reason I say 3-4 weeks is the soil has enough nutrients in it to carry them along for the first few weeks no problem:+1:Happy Growing!!:pray:
I have a white widow and blue widow that's ten Days topside, when should I begin a little bit of nutrients , I know 1/4 the suggested amount of nutrients is the max to start and probably for the whole grow , should I start day 14 or a little later:smirk:,
If you're planning to keep them in the small cups they will need nutrients eventually. But if you're planning to transplant them, and into nutrient rich soil you may not need to actually feed them for an additional 14+ days after their transplant. However if you do feed them in the small containers I'd definitely be at the 1/4 strength...at least until their reaction is seen. For me personally I never had to feed my seedlings until they had already established decent roots and were ready to transplant, so really it may have been around week 4 depending on how quickly they made it to 3gallon+ pots. I think if they remain healthy green and growing at a good rate you may not need to either with photoperiod plants. :v:
Week three of bloom cycle , Looks like a lot of bud sites , maybe I should have removed a lot of smaller bud sites on the bottom to help the bigger buds on the top , would it be too late in the bloom cycle to remove the lower smaller growth on my really leafy plants:smirk::smirk::hand:
hey raptor, take a razorblade and carefully remove the bottom two (or three) flower nodes down the colas to get the results you want. Dont wait on this too long though. Remember to keep some duct tape or electric tape around in case you damage the branch where you're cutting : a cut too big might lead to infections etc. so if that happens then tape up the wounds with the tape, making sure there's not light penetration. Great job catching this early ! hope this helps ! :rocket:
I have been keeping an eye on the the color of the trichomes and really don't see much change from transparent to milky color ,or it so slight that its hard to till , I'm using a jewelers glass , are there more indicators I should be watching , or a time frame to harvest :heart_eyes:
hey raptor, congrats on an awesome grow. It's just some strains rippen up differently than others, for some the amber color is really faint beige, for others it's properly reddish brown, this can last a while. you can actually just straight up harvest it now, some of those trychomes and all the pistils turn during the cure anyway. I did that for a gorilla glue auto and i got strong weed out of it , so you're good ! hope this helps ! :rocket:
Had one of my colas fall over , nearly broke it off , hope I salvaged it , I supported it by attaching it to a smaller and lower cola ,don't want to mess with that girl it is darling and I have ripening buds all over it already and tomorrow is only the first day of week six:disappointed::joy:
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Had one of my colas fall over , nearly broke it off , hope I salvaged it , I supported it by attaching it to a smaller and lower cola ,don't want to mess with that girl it is darling and I have ripening buds all over it already and tomorrow is only the first day of week six:disappointed::joy: