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Those 9 weeks count for optimal conditions. Your Girls are growing vigor and desne, so just harvest in stages
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Gringo Rasta - Funky Broadway
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Day 115: Unless my eyes deceive me, I am finally beginning to see amber! I had a difficult time capturing amber in pictures.
This is 65 days since turning to 12/12. According to everything I've read, this puts us very close to harvest.
Day 116: undeniably seeing amber now. Just cannot seem to photograph the amber. Thinking I’ll harvest this weekend. If I had a separate tent for curing, I would harvest half this weekend and see what happens to the lower branches.
Day 117 (flower day 67): Seeing more amber. Really want to harvest this weekend. Nervous that I am timing this wrong.
Day 118 (flower day 68): Considering everything I read says this is a 60-63 day for flower, I'm really considering harvesting this weekend.
Day 119 (flower day 69): So difficult to photograph the amber with an iphone because it keeps switching to telephoto mode when the loupe gets close enough. Despite the photos, I am seeing enough amber that I think I'll harvest in the next coupole of days. It could probably stand one more week but my schedule won't permit that.
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burneracstarted grow question 5 years ago
I have 3 leaf problems. Look at the Day 26 pictures. The leaf closest to the fan has two tones. A closeup on day 25. The tip of one is yellow. Furthest from the fan, a leave has brown spots (I'm thinking a water drop caused a burn). Thoughts? Also, how do I raise the humidity?
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Leaves. Too many
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Mrs_Larimaranswered grow question 5 years ago
well well . ok you are sure about your solution tmperature on 21 degree, if yes its good. the ph in dwc should be between 5.5 and 6.5---- fluctuations in that range are ok . But your ph was much higher. and so the leaves of your plant look like. PH issues. and as you mentioned the ec was to high too. To get rid of heat, just helps a bigger tent. Those new led are very strong ( and hot) i have a similar one and i ended in gettign abiggr Tent, now my temperatures are stable on 27 degree.You may get another nutrients that are working bettr with your dwc. But alltogether , your girl dont look too bad. You know whats going wrong / keep ph in the good range, dont oerfeed/ keep the solution coll/ maybe get a bigger tent/ other nutrients. You got to eleminate the reasons for that. its the only thing that helps. Iam sure with a bigger tent, your solution is cooler and everything works bettr.
burneracstarted grow question 5 years ago
If this were your plant, what would you be doing to it right now? Leaving it alone? Trimming fan leaves? Are those brown spots a concern (they are only on a few leaves)?
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Techniques. Defoliation
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Philindicusanswered grow question 5 years ago
Nice grow. I'm seeing a calcium/magnesium deficiency caused by light burn. I would back your lights off a lot 6 inches is too close. This looks like an older issue are these leaves on the lower parts of the plant? I would be more concerned about the newest growth closest to your lights right now. If you look at your photos the leaves are showing signs of stress. The leaf blades are trying to fold up or are canoe shaped they are doing this to conserve moisture. I would go by your light manufacturers recommended light distances If the leaves lay down and stand out straight in a few days I would gradually lower your light a few inches at a time. You can also add some Cal/Mag into your nutrient regime these micro nutrients help your plants deal with light stress better. When those damaged leaves look really bad I would start trimming them off especially if they are on the lower 1/3 of the plant. Hope this helps brother.👍
burneracstarted grow question 5 years ago
Starting what should be the last 4 weeks of hydro. The plant looks extremely healthy to me. I'm working the humidity down as it is a little high.
Any words of wisdom for the home stretch?
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Techniques. Defoliation
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DankGardeneranswered grow question 5 years ago
I would defoliate a little to expose more budsites to direct light. Drop that humidity to 50% and the last 2 weeks of flower go to 40% boost in trichome production. Lower nutrient levels after week 6-7. Flush with pH water 5 days before harvest. And day of harvest chop before lights come on and starches etc. Make it up the branches to buds.
burneracstarted grow question 5 years ago
If the seed supplier says "flower 9 weeks" and everything I read suggests 60 days in flower, are they referring to 60-63 days past switching to 12/12 lighting or are they suggesting 60-63 days beyond the first visible bud, or hairs, or what? IC a mix of amber, cloud, and clear.
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Techniques. Defoliation
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CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 5 years ago
they are refering to after the switch to 12/12 ... keep an eye on your trichomes though, that's really the only way to tell if you're ready or not. Hope this helps ! 🚀
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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 175 years ago
burneraccommented5 years ago
@Mrs_Larimar, Thanks!
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OutForRealcommentedweek 95 years ago
The link I am talking about in my answer to your grow question : https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.loudclouds.co/plant-nutrient-deficiency-chart/%3famp
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burneraccommented5 years ago
@OutForReal,
Thanks. The daytime/nighttime temperatures may just be me reporting them wrongly. I am running my lights at night (heat) and have them off during the day. I suppose that means my nighttime is the plant's daytime. The temperature split is about 70°F to 81°F.
The four weeks is wrong. I had my light timer messed up for about two weeks that I recorded as flowering I suspect I was still vegging which could explain why my plant is outgrowing the tent. So really this is probably week two of flowering and I am hoping to see better progress.
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burneraccommentedweek 45 years ago
On day 26 I started using natural light for the photographs. I thought taking pictures under the HLG quantum board would be fine since it is not a blurple but it was washing the color out.
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DankGardenercommentedweek 125 years ago
I would defoliate a little to expose more budsites to direct light. Drop that humidity to 50% and the last 2 weeks of flower go to 40% boost in trichome production. Lower nutrient levels after week 6-7. Flush with pH water 5 days before harvest. And day of harvest chop before lights come on and starches etc. Make it up the branches to buds.
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Philindicuscommented5 years ago
@burnerac, You don't have to go wild with it. You can stick to the lower areas then slowly over a few weeks thin out the upper canopy a little. You can also just do some leaf tucking if you prefer on the upper canopy. You can always try some more extensive defoliating on your next grow. Usually its most beneficial to do this during the first few weeks of bloom. The most important reasons is to provide as much light to the bud sites and provide good air circulation around the plant and buds in order to help prevent mold or mildew issues later in bloom.
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Philindicuscommented5 years ago
@burnerac, Its your grow so your in charge. It's normal to loose some of the oldest lower fan leaves. The upper canopy is canabilizing nutrients from the lower parts. You can let her grow naturally.Usually starting to defoliate/debudding is more beneficial once your in the first few weeks of bloom. Your actually a little late in doing it. If you prefer you can just stick to leaf tucking/tying in the upper canopy to get more light on the buds. But what you will notice is any of the lower bud sites not receiving ample light will be loose and airy not amounting to a nice dense bud structure. By temoving them your plant will put its energy to building up the buds on the upper branches. I also agree with Mrs_Larimar it would be great if you could lower your ph try to keep it under 6.0 . A lot of hydro growers seem keen on 5.6-5.8 nutrients are absorbed better in that ph range. Since your just past mid bloom increasing your phosphorus and potassium would be benficial the helping bud growth and building up some density over the next few weeks.
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burneraccommented5 years ago
@Philindicus, Will do. I was avoiding defoliation because this is my first time with this strain and I wanted to see what it produced with minimal interference from me. The control so to speak so that I can judge future grows against it BUT I think I'd rather have a better harvest and some of those leaves are bugging me. That will be Sunday's project. Thanks.
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Philindicuscommentedweek 155 years ago
You still have a few weeks to go at least. You still have mostly white pistils on your buds. I usually start checking the trichome color when about 50+% of the white pistils have dried and turned orange. I would keep feeding her until then. She will put on the most weight during the last 2-3 weeks before harvest. If possible try to get your temperatures under 80 F . Also lower your humidity to avoid issues with mildew or bud rot. 40% to 45% would be better or at least under 50%. If you zip your tent up tightly it can trap moisture so try to leave it open a bit more.
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Philindicuscommented5 years ago
@burnerac, It's tough I struggle during the last few weeks with controlling the temperatures especially once I turn off my cool mist humidifier.
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burneraccommented5 years ago
@Philindicus, Thanks. Working on that temperature and humidity. Turned my exhaust fan to max last night. Will probably open the tent vents tonight.
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CristopherIsaacMaldonadoMoralescommentedweek 15 years ago
If you want to have a strong sprout the best thing your seed can sprout in is sand .
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BigDaddyKcommented5 years ago
@burnerac,I wouldn’t
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burneraccommented5 years ago
@CristopherIsaacMaldonadoMorales, I'll have to try that.
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Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 175 years ago
iam soo courious tell us about your Harvest
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burneraccommented5 years ago
@Mrs_Larimar, I think it went well. I'm pleased with the 7 ounces it produced despite all the documentation suggesting I should have been able to double that. Will be starting another round shortly this time with more intense training.
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Philindicuscommentedweek 95 years ago
Hope I was able to answer your grow question. Feel free to message me any time. Look forward to following your grow.👍
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burneraccommented5 years ago
@Philindicus, Thank you! I really appreciate the input.
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Philindicuscommentedweek 95 years ago
I would also suggest if your getting serious about growing to invest in a PAR meter it take the guess work out of how intense your light is in different area of your grow space. They aren't cheap but they are worth having around.👌
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burneraccommented5 years ago
@Philindicus, Putting a PAR meter on the shopping list. That HLG 288V2 really fills the tent. Love my quantum board!
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Exotic_Seedcommentedweek 45 years ago
Great job so far...looking forward to the harvest :) hope you enjoy it
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burneraccommented5 years ago
@Exotic_Seed, I'm quite looking forward to it. Was trying to do a soil beside the hydro but the seed was too far below the soil and I didn't realize it until too late. It died a day after I dug the leaves out.
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Wicked_Stixcommentedweek 15 years ago
Looks like she is off to a good start. The key to rockwool is dont let it stay too wet when the seed first sprouts. Once you get about an inch root out of the bottom the risk of suffocating drops a lot. Good luck with it!!
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burneraccommented5 years ago
@Wicked_Stix, Thanks. I'm thrilled with the growth so far. Trying to get pictures up but life has been in the way.
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Garreweedlovercommentedweek 174 years ago
Hermosa planta amigo , sigue asi :) si puedes pasa por mis diarios , saludos
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Master_weedacommentedweek 175 years ago
Hello my friend
I answered your grow question as seriously as possible 😊
If the answer suits you can you validate it Please? 👍 if you need advice do not hesitate good luck for your culture May the force be with you 💪
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ChefDan420commentedweek 135 years ago
Power to the scrOG ✊🏼
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BigDaddyKcommentedweek 25 years ago
What happened with attempt 1 ?
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burneraccommented5 years ago
@BigDaddyK, Thanks. I'll check them out.
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BigDaddyKcommented5 years ago
@burnerac,if you use root it cubes ( that brand ) you can germinate easier , I have near on 100% with good seeds , and you can use them in hydro , I found rock wool stays too wet and can rot the stems
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burneraccommented5 years ago
@BigDaddyK, I failed to germinate in rockwool. Ended up doing a soil grow. This time I was going to do soil and hydro at the same time but didn't realize my seed had germinated too far below the soil. When i dug the leaf out it was too late and it died. I'm attempting to germinate another seed right now to do a soil grow and will probably just let this hydro veg longer so I can flip the soil and the hydro at the same time....if that seed germinates this weekend otherwise I'm just doing the one hydro plant.
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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 175 years ago
hey there i hope i answered your question, anything else you need just let me know 🚀
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btcywtsitwcommentedweek 135 years ago
Looks great man! I'm currently in the beginning stages of my first hydro. Struggling a little at 2-3 weeks rn.But will research your diarie
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