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wolvex wolvex
5 years ago
This week was a good week, I could appreciate a vigorous grow of the plants and buds, since I leaved defoliating (I think I reduced the stress of the plant by doing this). I keep just watering the plants, downing the ph using lemon juice, and alternating with a banana peel tea because I want do it the most organic possible. Anyway remember that the soil is full of bat guano and earthworm humus. Of course, I'm a begginer but I don't seeing any lack of macro/micro nutrients so this keeps me doing the same week after week. By the 5th week I'm going to start using Green sensation of Plagron to boost a little bit my flowers, following the bottle instructions. If there is any nosey about the banana peel tea, it adds a good amount of potasium and phosphorus to your plants, wich is a perfect bloom estimulant. Follow the next recipe to make one: For about 3 liters of irrigation water, you will need: - 5 peels of banana (you can freeze them, is not needed to eat 5 bananas each time you want watering) and slice them. - 1 liter of water - A spoon of honey/molasses/sugar Boil it by at least 15 min, but I prefer to keep it between half and hour and an hour. Strain it, be sure of extract well the juices from the peels, there is the best substance. To conclude, mix the tea with 2 liters of water and you have it. I think isn't necessary to say that you have to cold the mixture, you don't want to cook your roots. Cheers!
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Grow Questions
wolvex
wolvexstarted grow question 5 years ago
Hi mates, I would like to know if is bad for the plants to reduce the hours of darkness being regular feminized plants and not automatic plants, it stress them?. And other related question: is bad for the plants not to keep the regularity in the hour of start the light? Thanks.
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Techniques. Defoliation
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Stick
Stickanswered grow question 5 years ago
Hi @Wolvex! Short answer: yes it is bad for your plants. Once a plant is used to its light schedule, it will look for light during those hours, and if the photosynthesis process detects a change in that schedule, it may generates hormones disturbance. The plant may create blooming hormones and trigger the flowering, or it may start to change its gender and become hermaphrodite. Less than 12 hours of direct light everyday and it will bloom for sure. Despite what have been said by others, I've made some experimentations with light schedule on autoflowers and found that even autos are sensitive to changes in their light schedules. So once you set your timer, keep it on the same track, until you want to trigger flowering. Hope this will help, let me know in the comments section if you need any further information, and happy growing! 👊
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Plagron_Service
Plagron_Serviceweek 19
Almost done! 😲
wolvex
wolvex
@Plagron Service, I am anxious! =D
VovaFarms
VovaFarmsweek 8
Dude, you can higher the light efficiency much more if you upgrade the reflector you're using.
wolvex
wolvex
@VovaFarms, and what kind of reflector do you recomend me? Thanks a lot for your advice.
ForTheBlunted
ForTheBluntedweek 17
For a first grow you are doing insanely well. These look great dude. I wouldn’t worry too much about the size of the buds, especially this deep in. Just get ready to harvest when it is time.
AsNoriu
AsNoriu
@wolvex, with bat guano this summer i had burn and shitty result, i was making teas,maybe its too strong for me and same for you. I had no soil ph meter, but this time i will carry on understanding bat guano, it has to work, table spoon per gallon was too much and i left it for good last summer. Dont know, does it changes ph, maybe tea should be brewed more than 24 hours, maybe less amount should be used....
AsNoriu
AsNoriu
@wolvex, my coment is more about how you should find why it was so crap, not about you or your grow even its about helping you to make small corections... I still make mistakes after 30 years of gardening and almost ten of green. Just when people tried to be overpolite and call mistake good atempt its bad. Hope and wish you huge harvests and 0 mistakes ! P.s. i would rethink two weeks + / - from week 13 ;)
wolvex
wolvex
@AsNoriu, yes, I'm agreed with you, this is not well done, I see a very poor harvest and I think it is due to the lack of fertilizer, specially in flowering. However this game is about making mistakes and correcting them so I know what to do next time, don't supossing that infusions of banana and potato peels are enough as fertilizer.I also added guano to the ground at the beginning of flowering, but as I saw, it is not enough either. Thanks for your comment, I find it helpful.
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Roxivus
Roxivusweek 9
Nice looking scrog, keep up the good work
Stick
Stickweek 4
Hi @Wolvex! Short answer: yes it is bad for your plants. Once a plant is used to its light schedule, it will look for light during those hours, and if the photosynthesis process detects a change in that schedule, it may generates hormones disturbance. The plant may create blooming hormones and trigger the flowering, or it may start to change its gender and become hermaphrodite. Less than 12 hours of direct light everyday and it will bloom for sure. Despite what have been said by others, I've made some experimentations with light schedule on autoflowers and found that even autos are sensitive to changes in their light schedules. So once you set your timer, keep it on the same track, until you want to trigger flowering. Hope this will help, let me know in the comments section if you need any further information, and happy growing! 👊
Athos
Athosweek 3
Fooling around with the light schedule is risky, it might stress the plant and make it go hermy. That been said, yes you can decrease the dark hours, though in veg only ( it can even be zero); in flower the plant needs at least 12 hours of uninterrupted darkness to bloom. As for changing the light on time, yes you can do it, as long as give the plant the dark time needed if you are in flower.