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Jack Horror Auto
Indoor
Room Type
ScrOG
weeks 5
LST
weeks 4-11
Defoliation
weeks 5, 7-11
HST
weeks 5, 7-9
4 L
Pot Size
Grow Conditions
Week 7
Vegetation
7
cm
inch
Height
20 hrs
Light Schedule
11+ conditions after
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Nutrients
ml/l
ml/gal
tsp/gal
4+ nutrients after
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LST
Technique
HST
Technique
Defoliation
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HappyHippy HappyHippy
5 years ago
Two days late again with this entry. Plants are growing nicely, the Jack Horror is still in the vegetation stage but that's normal for the hybrid. The main problems I have come across now include ensuring there is enough water in the tank (and enough oxygen in the water), and keeping the plants as low as possible. As you can see in the picture below, the root balls have grown substantially, and therefore disposition much of the water. I can't see anything immediately wrong with this, as long as the roots don't dry out, however it means topping up every day. I do have an automatic top up device, but won't be using it this time. To aid in oxygen content in the densely packed (with roots) reservoir, along with the 4 inch air stone, I have started adding 2ml of Silver Bullet Roots (with hydrogen peroxide). Next week I will start SCROGing the plant if possible instead of LSTing it, as it is becoming very difficult to LST it at this stage. Unfortunately, due to the small canopy / light area, and the fact I am growing two auto plants, barely any light gets through underneath the canopy. Therefore, I have been trimming a substantial amount of large fan leaves each week (around 20 each time) in order to keep light penetrating the canopy, hopefully maximising the eventual yield. I have been doing this for the last 4 weeks now, and the autos have been fine with it. Their growth probably slowed a bit each time I have trimmed them, but they seem to spring back very quickly. Also, additional growth isn't something that I need or want due to the limited height the LED can be raised to. So overall, things are going great, and I am very pleased with how easy this grow is going compared to my last, expensive, and problem saturated soil / tent grow. Obviously the yields won't be as high, but this is more an experiment. I don't need high yields as I grow for myself for medical reasons, and I can't wait to see how much I can get with this compact - tidy set up!
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ShotGunBob
ShotGunBobcommentedweek 115 years ago
Dude.... learn from your mistakes. It hurts to see your plants that near by the light!
MagooYFZ
MagooYFZcommentedweek 35 years ago
I am interested to see how this setup will do !! Happy growing !!
MagooYFZ
MagooYFZcommented5 years ago
@HappyHippy, they are growing fast !! Good job with the LST.
HappyHippy
HappyHippycommented5 years ago
@MagooYFZ, It's doing amazingly well so far. Compared to my last soil grow in a grow tent, under 350W LED with the whole filter/fan setup, it is going very well, and the plants are looking much more healthy!
raptor65
raptor65commentedweek 75 years ago
Looking great mate😎 , good luck on your grow , have fun and all the best on the your road to harvest👍
Master_weeda
Master_weedacommentedweek 45 years ago
Good luck for your grow May the force be with you 💪
Dahoola
Dahoolacommentedweek 35 years ago
Good luck with your grow! I'll follow along
Wicked_Stix
Wicked_Stixcommentedweek 35 years ago
Nice setup! I recently harvested the same strain. It is a very impressive plant. Good luck with yours!
closetGrow
closetGrowcommentedweek 105 years ago
Ouch!
PharmaZ
PharmaZcommentedweek 105 years ago
set lights on for 16hrs less time means the plant can process the light better. With autos in small places, it’s either high intensity for short periods or lower intensity for longer. I’ve grown buds in tiny cupboards in the past.GL👍🏼
Myrcella
Myrcellacommentedweek 75 years ago
Sieht toll aus 😀 - jetzt bin ich auf die Blüte gespannt ! Beste Grüße 😀 Myrcella
Humboldt_Seed_Organisation
A happy and healthy Auto UK Cheese starting her Grow Diaries adventure 👍 We like what we see so far 🤗 Bring it on 🤘 With love from Humboldt County ✌️ Kind regards Team-HSO..
Humboldt_Seed_Organisation
As you are not getting much light in the lower canopy have you thought about removing the lower 1/3 of both plant's? This will free up some energy for the remaing plant and take of foliage that is sucking vital energy away from the plant's 🤗 Just a thought my friend 👊 Kind regards ✌️ Team-HSO..
Humboldt_Seed_Organisation
Humboldt_Seed_Organisationcommented5 years ago
@HappyHippy, You are right that the energy production is generated via the leaves but if those leaves are not getting much light the productivity will be severely affected. If those lowers are removed. The energy the plant was using on those stems which imo will not be productive can get diverted to the remaining plant 👍 You've got to be careful though. Don't take to much foliage away as you know thats the plants energy source, and if you don't take enough it won't see much difference 🙏 A fine line 🤗 Happy New year from Humboldt County mate 🤘👊🙏 Kind regards ✌️ Team-HSO..
HappyHippy
HappyHippycommented5 years ago
@Humboldt_Seed_Organisation, Thanks for the suggestion! I am tempted to remove the lower 1/3 as you suggested, but (correct me if I'm wrong) does that really cause more energy to go to the top? Aren't leaves where the energy production occurs, so the more the better?