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Psilocubensiscommentedweek 86 years ago
Why not you giving it some nutes? Seems like a slow growth... 8th week, it should be like a tree already, 400w led is a lot !!
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Widow Bomb from seed
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3Widow Bomb
Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks Technique
Topping
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Soil
Grow medium
5 l
Pot Size
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Bigger pot, new soil
New growth at node 3
Growing well.
Bigger pot, new soil
New growth at node 3
Growing well.
Grow Conditions
Week 4
Vegetation
6
cm
inch
Height
18 hrs
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Seasol
10 ml/l
Seasol power feed
10 ml/l
Week 4 vegetation. I transplanted my “Widow Bomb” to a larger pot with a soil mix of coir, perlite, vermiculite, propagation sand and charcoal at the base of the pot to help with drainage. Tiny growth has appeared at the 3rd node. It has 4 sets of leaves and a new tip.
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StealthOzcommented5 years ago
@Psilocubensis, thanks for your help. I’ve learned quite a bit each time. This time it was the lights. I didn’t notice it before as my previous grows were plagued with other problems that slowed growth. Cheers.
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Psilocubensiscommented6 years ago
@StealthOz, I still believe you does. This led seem to be around 24W to 50W. These stripes aren't too strong. They do produce a lot of lumens, but that is what led does. A strong is really strong when you look at it.
Try to search for the reference of this led. But if you can't do anything now, no problem, keep vegging and remember about the stretch! It may become a lot bigger !! If I were you, i would be already flowering. Think about, follow your heart.
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StealthOzcommented6 years ago
@Psilocubensis, I probably over estimated the LED wattage. It’s about 200 watts.
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