grow diary (journal) week7 by PlaguedGardens

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GIJOSEcommentedweek 105 years ago

Beauty sea of green!!

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PlaguedGardenscommented5 years ago

@GIJOSE, hey thanks! Put a lot of daily effort, hopefully it pays off

DonaldTrumpcommentedweek 85 years ago

Nice set-up looking good.👍👍 From the White House.

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The_Bearded_Growercommentedweek 184 years ago

so how is your dry weight and wet weight the same ?

The_Bearded_Growercommented4 years ago

@PlaguedGardens, lucky i have never had that but i cure for 1 month after the drying. everyone has there own way. again good grow

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PlaguedGardenscommented4 years ago

@The_Bearded_Grower,Thank you! We try to delay the dry time by keeping the humidity within 50-55% RH, we only do it because you get a grassy smell if you dry it really fast and a harsh burn if its too dry

The_Bearded_Growercommented4 years ago

@PlaguedGardens, thats a long dry time im lucky it normally takes me 4 to 6 days but she looks real good

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BudTowerscommentedweek 45 years ago

I noticed the same thing at around the same time. As long as they aren't slimy, you should be good. In my case, I had a mixture of nutrient staining and the fact that I didn't quite rinse my hydroton as well as I thought. Plant A looks nice, though.

BudTowerscommented5 years ago

@PlaguedGardens, Not a problem. I'd worry too. Get the others in and stabilized, I'm sure they'll be fine. Mine I have in now are a pair of drama queens sometimes, but that's because I've beat the hell out of them 😂. Every time, though, they bounce back with force.

PlaguedGardenscommented5 years ago

@BudTowers, Heard, Thank you for your response. My partner is over thinking everything currently because the plants are not growing perfectly currently😶 Usually when its switched over to DWC everything gets solved, we don't like the seedling stage 💀

BudTowerscommented5 years ago

@PlaguedGardens, Honestly, I've always been very diligent with beneficial bacteria and temp control, and as such I have managed to avoid root rot, but I understand it literally smells strongly of... Well, rot. When I was using Hydroguard, I would occasionally smell an odor not unlike epoxy resin, but I have never had a single clear signal that the plants wanted to grow anything but vigorously, and any time I checked (and I checked frequently) there was no sliminess. Hope this gives you something helpful.

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ILoVeThiSpLaNtcommentedweek 55 years ago

quanto spazio hai e quanto pensi/speri di raccogliere?

PlaguedGardenscommented5 years ago

@ILoVethisPlanT, Yes actually, were looking into some quantum boards, we just bought some for veg, looking to later buy the ones for flower

ILoVeThiSpLaNtcommented5 years ago

@PlaguedGardens,te l'ho chiesto perchè nell'altro post ho letto che sei abbastanza paranoico :D cmq si 1 metro quadro con hps sn 600grammi quindi 1,8kg sotto tre lampade e penso proprio che ce la farai :) .Hai mai pensato di usare altri tipi di illuminazioni?Ciao e buon cultivo :)

PlaguedGardenscommented5 years ago

@ILoVethisPlanT, We're in a 4' x 8.5' area, we have 3 600watt hps per section. Our last grow was 1.82lb with one less light and less growing experience. Our "modest" goal this run would be 3lbs, logic for increase goal is the extra 600w bulb, higher yielding strain, and learned from past mistakes. Based on the breeder, they say we can yield up to 4lbs max indoors, we'll see though.

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KurbinTurbincommentedweek 115 years ago

Do you find that these type of systems still leave sediment at the bottom of the buckets, affecting the ppm after every water change?

PlaguedGardenscommented5 years ago

@KurbinTurbin, The only sediment we have is from the clay pebbles its very obvious because its brown. We don't have nutrient/salt build up unless its in an area that doesn't get mixed often such as above the clay pebbles near the top of the bucket.

ShotGunBobcommentedweek 184 years ago

Wow💚 nice grow😊check my grows out if you want.

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