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Fission 300W High-Intensity Discharge/600W
Custom
Fission 300W High-Intensity Discharge/600W
Custom
Soil
Custom
Indoor
Room Type
SoG
weeks Technique
Defoliation
weeks Technique
5 L
Pot Size
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Week 1. Vegetation
6y ago
2 cm
10 hrs
27 °C
5.9
45 %
25 °C
29 °C
24 °C
0 L
Nutrients 1
Grow fast 1.302 mll
Alphunsus It is my first time on growing, this is because I choose 8 seeds of Speedy Chile, I would appreciate any tipe of help and comments and do my best in this first time growing Mary Jane ❤️🎄. I'm starting growing this outdoor because basement restructuration, i want move indoor when finish works.
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Week 2. Vegetation
6y ago
5 cm
16 hrs
27 °C
5.9
45 %
25 °C
29 °C
25 °C
0 L
Nutrients 1
Grow fast 1.302 mll
Alphunsus The first week was good but I replace all on the green pot, try to use the hps that really make a lot of heat infact the plants took many 45©️°, after that I start see a little yellow spots on the plants, anyway I preparing for the next step (Transplant) 600 w x 2 lamps hps. 1 meter from plants. (Recommended 400mm but Hps lamp do a lot of heat..) 18h day / 6h dark.
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Week 3. Vegetation
6y ago
8 cm
18 hrs
30 °C
5.9
No Smell
45 %
25 °C
29 °C
29 °C
0 L
0 L
100 cm
Alphunsus Thats' going weel! I have to cut a leaf of red and green plant because i see the yellows spots too large but they still growing is good ! 😜 do u know what causes this yellow spots that i see?..😕
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Week 4. Vegetation
6y ago
15 cm
18 hrs
30 °C
6
Normal
45 %
25 °C
29 °C
29 °C
5 L
0 L
40 cm
Nutrients 1
grow fast 0.5 mll
Alphunsus Move lamp 40 cm from plants, they need more light right now 😂
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Week 5. Vegetation
6y ago
30 cm
18 hrs
30 °C
6
Normal
45 %
25 °C
29 °C
29 °C
5 L
0 L
40 cm
Nutrients 1
grow fast 0.5 mll
Alphunsus defoliation on many of this plants because they have many leaves that cover all little colas now they can take more sun for big colas 😎 , lamp 40 cm
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Week 6. Flowering
5y ago
30 cm
18 hrs
30 °C
6
Normal
45 %
25 °C
29 °C
29 °C
5 L
0 L
40 cm
Nutrients 1
grow fast 0.5 mll
Alphunsus start flowering
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Week 7. Flowering
5y ago
30 cm
18 hrs
30 °C
6
Strong
45 %
25 °C
29 °C
29 °C
5 L
0 L
40 cm
Alphunsus No more nutrients..
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Week 7. Harvest
5y ago
Happy Harvest Day!
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This is my first time and i probably don't start with 8 plants because start from nothing is really hard but i try my best, I have a big very big problem at harvest because the mold, of 8 plants i harvest 4 good and the others i cut because was very bad leafs 😥😭 see the last photo anyone can say next time how fix this problems ?, anyway the others was very good ! 😁
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Ger Veg Flo Har
87.5 g
Bud wet weight per plant
37.5 g
Bud dry weight per plant
8
Plants
1.2
Grow Room size
Normal
Difficulty
Positive effects
Talkative
Positive effects
Negative effects
Dry mouth
Negative effects
Taste
Herbs, Pine
Taste

Height
Day air temperature
Air humidity
PH
Light schedule
Solution temperature
Night air temperature
Substrate temperature
Pot size
Lamp distance
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Psilocubensis
Psilocubensiscommentedweek 75y ago
How could it get mold on 45%? Maybe the lack of air flow thru the tent, or high humidity. You may create homemade desiccant with calcium chloride or any other technique. Mold only starts with rh over 70%. But I dunno how to help with this problem already created, the only thing I know is that acetone kill fungus, just by spraying it, the ph hurts them, but could also hurt the plant. Btw, this is a really fast plant!!!!! What do you think about it?
Buddha2
Buddha2commented5y ago
@Psilocubensis, I disagree with your statement "Mold only starts with rh over 70%". You can get mold even at lower RH. But of course the probability increases with RH. Unfortunately there is no silver bullet for avoiding this problem. Some plants simply are more susceptible than others.
YoungSmoke
YoungSmokecommentedweek 75y ago
Great work, friend!!
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