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Topping
weeks Technique
Defoliation
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Transplant to solo cup after falling over and coming out of the Petti Pots
Jane Day 15
Jane on the right. The survivor. I got my grow tent in and moved from closet
Transplant to solo cup after falling over and coming out of the Petti Pots
Jane Day 15
Jane on the right. The survivor. I got my grow tent in and moved from closet
Grow Conditions
Week 2
Vegetation
5.08
cm
inch
Height
20 hrs
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I had a jug of yeast and sugar going at it in the corner. I killed Mary by pouring about 400ml of Co2 water/ bi product alcohol water into my soil (the intermediary jug not covered). I gave her over a week to recover and she grew in all fucked up. So I pulled the plug.
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Uberfetusstarted grow question 5 years ago
I prepped my Stepwell Super Soil (500ml/G of soil) with water and mixed before planting.
I'm unsure how wet the bottom of the bucket is 30 days later.
My plant is using 1L of water per day.
How could I check the soils wetness?
Would watering until run off help growth rate?
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Cannibalgardensanswered grow question 5 years ago
Well that is one awesome looking plant very healthy takes to training well over the weeks you've grown her .do you have drainage holes big enough in bottom ? Soil wetness meters I've seen don't look reliable or go to a depth that your looking at hard to say in that situation .soaking the medium to the point of runoff when she is other wise very healthy will not improve the growth rate of this girl it would probably stunt her .she looks good unless she shows signs of root problems or just started acting weird I wouldn't worry about the bottom of that pail just my though good luck
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Puffer_Billcommentedweek 55 years ago
Puffer_Billcommentedweek 45 years ago
Looking real lush. Great colour.
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Puffer_Billcommented5 years ago
@Uberfetus,
As I usually only veg for 4 weeks ( height restrictions ) I see very little advantage to growing autos. They give no recovery time and not a lot of yield compared to photoperiods. So for the sake of saving a few weeks.. I dont find it worth it. I only grew them as someone gave me the seeds. Now if i was doing scrog and 30 plants upwards... then maybe.
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Uberfetuscommented5 years ago
@Puffer_Bill, threw up some fresh pics brother! I'm going photoperiod next time. Doing 3 plants in my 3'x3'x6' tent in 7 gallons pots next time. Going to train them up REAL nice going for a wild yield!
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Puffer_Billcommented5 years ago
@Uberfetus,
It's better to get rid of time wasters.
I had 4 autos growing alongside my 4 photoperiods... but heat got the better of things. I pulled the plug on the autos. I keep saying I wont do autos... maybe this time I have learnt my lesson.
Your plant looks lush lovely.
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Fruitgrowercommentedweek 65 years ago
But saying that, didn't seem like you have problems here! Looks healthy and good job on training! π±π
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Uberfetuscommented5 years ago
@Fruitgrower, Thank you! I'm so curious to see how big this plant is going to get. I have a trellis net coming in, because I'm done tying them up everyday lol. Also the buds apparently get ridiculously large, so They'll need support.
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FrostRailzcommentedweek 65 years ago
How moist is your soil 30 days later , on the bottom of your bucket? Use a scale, or purchase a wifi plant sensor.. Water w 20 percent runoff, dont let the supersoil dry up, it will kill all your microbes. Hope this helps. Excellent job btw! π²π¨π²π¨π²π¨
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Uberfetuscommented5 years ago
@FrostRailz, Thank you! I'm just going to assume that the soil in the bottom is wet/damp because there is nothing to evaporate it. Either way, this plant is healthy, so fk it. It ain't broke, I ain't fixing it. :)
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Puffer_Billcommentedweek 35 years ago
Nice healthy plants.
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Setup looks good too. πππΌ
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