OG Kush - DWC Perpetual

@Mrs_Larimar, Thanks. Eased my concerns a bunch. Now I am not checking my tent every couple hour to make sure they aren't dying or crying for more light 😅😅

@James, thanks!

@@motaman311, thats one of the things about Cyco I really like...the way their product breaks down instead of creating more salts the method they use makes most of it break down into usable amino acids....OR SO THIS GUY WHO DIDDNT WORK FOR CYCO SAID....something about how they bind to nitrates...AS WELL my fast dry premature no cure grass was not very good at all...but the couple things I took a week later after switching to Cyco and it was much better...flavor and smell....everything is sticky now....#7 IS SWELLING FOR SURE....#3, & #5 are the other two....I was thinking two more feedings for all three of them...then flush...maybe 3 gallons and check PPM's then go 2 more gallons if needed...do that twice 2-3 days apart, then harvest after a 24-36 hour darkness...I will see the first flush I will go for most of the nut's....SO DAY 90-91 go to flush, then day 97-99 HARVEST....thats past the SPECIFIED TIME by a good shot....I think 9-10 days should be good in Coco.....as long as I get most of the leftovers out the first flush....100 days is on the long end for these plants....the others will be two maybe three weeks to flush....but my production is looking really good...people all say 3 gallon pot 3 gallon puts on Autos....BULLSHIT...they love these 5 gallon pots...probably one of the reasons they stayed in veg as long as they did along with the 24hr light...I think they are only autos at 18-6 or less light....I GOT ME SOME BIG'EMS...just have to get them through the finish line dry and cure....THE REALLY IMPORTANT PART if ive gotten anything worth a poop at this point....they look TO WHITE TO LOOK AT WITH A DAY LIGHT, LIGHT ON THEM......

@@Wilson_McNugget, Thanks, she was a nice smoke. from what I had anyways. In hydro I like to give 3/4 solid days of flush. I let 1 plant go 6 days and I was surprised at how little it affected the plant. I like to start my flush 2 weeks out, but that's just by reducing the feed to 1-3ml/gal of bloom and some cal-mag and that's it. If she is still feeding heavy I will keep the nutrients a little longer, but if the plant is healthy it can easily go 5-7 days of only water on hydro and still look good. People will say flushing does't get rid of nutrients etc,but the 1 plant I didn't fully flush is harsh and burns black as shit while the plants I did a longer/better flush on burn gray and smooth.. so I am a firm believer in flushing. They use so little nutrients the last 2 weeks or so, so you actually aren't going to hurt a healthy plant by starting a flush that far out in coco. Call me overly cautious, but I wouldn't start to flush until I am 1 week from the breeders timeline, cause I always seem to go a bit longer. Once you see the calyx's start to swell, that's when they start looking bomb and have another 7-10+ days to mature. There is a balance you have to find between not starving your plant in the final stages, yet making it a nice smooth smoke and I bet they type and how many nutrients you use over the course of a grow determines flush length too.. but that's just me speculating haha

@@motaman311, congratulations to you harvest.....that apretty nice yield

@CRiSPrGrow,Thanks appreciate it! As always, great answer and thanks for the feedback! You helped ease my stress haha. 😀

@@Lucimago, i can't take all the credit.. I took the idea from somewhere online haha. It works pretty well though to get a decent idea of your wattage. 👊

@@Spaceman, I normally do, but i used a different dry space because I had another plant harvested a couple days earlier. I had a box fan underneath the plants blowing towards them, but it was too low I suppose. I even went in there a couple times and moved the buds around a bit to check for wet spots. My theory is either she got infected right before the dry or from the removal of fan leaves when i hung it or the couple i pulled late flower.. Which was a mistake..

@Purkle, Thank you and no I haven't grown in soil. I would eventually like to try soil, but if I did I would go the organic route.. feed the soil not the plant. From my research, it seems that growing in hydro provides more/faster growth. I believe it has to due with the oxygen to the roots. **Note: this isn't fact and just what I've read on the internet and found from comparing my grows to some others. Thanks for the comment and happy growing! 👊

@Puffer_Bill, Thanks!