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Nice canopy their I would do a little selective cutting for air flow n let it rock on
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ScrOG
weeks 7-11, 17
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weeks 8, 10
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Defoliation
weeks 7-11
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Mad_at_sun5 years ago
Week 7
Riding off the successes of last week, I did my best not to rock the boat in their last week of Veg. They continued to respond well to feeding regimen. There is a tad bit if nute burn showing but I'm not worried as they are all getting nicely.
Really happy with how the plants bounced back from the defoliation last week. You can't even tell unless you look under the canopy.
The scrog has done a great job of filling out the room. I will add 2nd level with tighter spacing in a few weeks.
I just flipped them to 12/12 last night. Relieved I made it to this stage successfully. Definitely a few left turns but all in all I think we did good.
Super excited for flowering! Lots more work ahead.
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Mad_at_sunstarted grow question 5 years ago
Need input on the growth so far. My node/internode spacing is very tight which has resulted in short and bushy/dense plants. I understand there are several contributing factors to this but how does it impact yield? What to do if my spacing too tight? Should I even be concerned?
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flowerboyanswered grow question 5 years ago
obviously you have a good light thats why you have a tight internode space.. tou can try to rise the light if you want them to stretch a bit more, but you’re fine..
i would definitely clean this girl up.. you can for sure remove all the smaller branches that are in shade in the lower parts of the plant.. divide your plant visually in 3 , and remove everything thing in the first 1/3 of the plant.. hope it helps ;)
Mad_at_sunstarted grow question 5 years ago
While watering this week I noticed a fair amount of roots surfacing in all of my plants (pic in week 6 of veg). Is this is a result of healthy rooting or signs of an issue? Leave exposed or cover em up? Inclined to leave as is for oxygen.
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Plant. Too tall
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Darkwarsongsanswered grow question 5 years ago
I'd cover them up you have fabric pots and if your soil is good you should already should have plenty of aeration. In the past when Iv'e grown in dirt , I like to put a layer of gravel or rocks on the bottoms and tops of the containers. Marbles whatever works but covering up the loose soil with a more solid heavy material is not a bad idea. Keep in mind soil and moisture can be breeding grounds for bacteria and other nasties so I tend to learn towards the idea of covering the medium up whether I'm growing hydro or in dirt. Just some food for thought or one growers opinion but I hope this helps. Your grow is looking great I wish you a bountiful harvest.
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Weezy1085654commentedweek 95 years ago
Mad_at_suncommented5 years ago
Thanks @Weezy1085654.
I ended up doing just that. Seem to be bouncing back just fine.
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Quexoscommentedweek 95 years ago
Really interesting grow. Everyone looks really healthy and happy. You're lucky the 4 plants are roughly the same size. Doing netting like that is a pain when all the plants are different. Did you continue to weave the bud stalks through the netting while she was stretching, or did you stop after you flipped the tent?
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Mad_at_suncommented5 years ago
Thanks for checking out my grow @Quexos. All through Veg they were all right around the same size. I think a lot of that had to do with the scrog net. I wanted as close to a full canopy as possible when going into flower so any stretch was converted to width by weaving through the net.
As soon as I flipped I just let them go free. 3 of them are stretching about the same while 1 has barely stretched at all. I'm going to have to lift it up to be level with the others but that's easier said then done now that they are basically fused with the net.
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Ssomeguycommentedweek 55 years ago
I used to be mad at the sun too. Now I grow weed all through the year.
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Mad_at_suncommented5 years ago
@@Ssomeguy, right on. I plan on doing the same thing. Still mad at the sun though.
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HerbalEducommentedweek 175 years ago
Beautiful 😃 grats 👍
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