m0use's Dinafem - OG Kush CBD

Also, does anyone know if there is a FAQ section explaining what the icons mean at the top of the dairy next to my user name? or when the level up happens from newbie to apprentice to other levels? Could not find anything in the FAQ, Mainly don't know what the people icon right beside my user name is, it looks like the "growers" icon on the side of the webpage. but I thought the "eye" was the amount of people who have viewed this page. and the "leaf" for the amount of people who like this grow as well as the "chat bubble" for number of comments??

@DinafemSeeds, The first time I grew them it was my first ever grow, didn't know of this webpage and never logged much details. The place I purchased them from said they where auto, it was online from niagara seed bank, granted they sell both versions of OG Kush CBD - auto and photo, so I feel it might have been a mix up. I did not get the feeling anything fishy was happening, If I remember correctly I had the lights on the same schedule as my other seeds "peppers and tomatoes" for only 8-10 hrs a day. I can see how I would then think it was an auto like I ordered as its flowering started early plus I didn't know much of photo strains at that point. I'm going to change the diaries seeds to reflect this is no longer an auto strain. Will need to up the feeding schedule a bit and determine a time to switch the lights to trigger a flowering period for them. Thanks again for the input!

@m0use, Typically our "Autos" do come in a white tin whereas our "Photoperiod" strains are in our traditional black tins 👍 Regardless the tin should have "Auto" to identify the strain 🙏 Sounds like it's photoperiod mate 🤔 Are they acting like an "Auto"?(e.g. are the flowe ring under 18/6) All the best ✌️ Mark..

@DinafemSeeds, Thanks Mark for the tips! I read that nanners could happen :( The other stuff I was reading said the last week you'd want to defoliate in is its 5th week of flower. As a high risk option for "potentially" increasing bud production. I'm in need of some serious tools before I'll get growing proper. I feel I've botch this one as I'm lacking PH testing in water/soil. the original idea of defoliation for this grow was sure why not, as long as it does not die. Next indoor grow will be next level if I get my supplies in hand/shit together. Still got some outdoor grows to practice with. Cheers

@Denzul, Thanks!! cant wait to see what they will achieve. :)

Hey, @AfternoonBlazer, If you look into the other weeks on this grow or my other grows you can find most of what you are looking for. but for easy reference see the answers below. yes I used 7 X 18w 6500K Sunblaster LED's at 1950 lumen's daisy chained together on a side-by-side array. look at grow question in this dairy to see its spectrum. yes from seed to harvest throughout its entire life cycle, only these light. entire grow, veg + flower. I Kept the light around 9-12 inches from the plant. sometimes the top tips got closer but not by a lot. No pics of previous setup, it was a Styrofoam slabs glued and painted into a box. flip though some of my other dairies before this one to see other photos of it to get an idea of its shape. it was approx 1.5' x 1' x 5' - L x W x H it totalled 5m squared ish. not big at all. best for autos or one photoperiod plant. you should be fine with white LED's for your first few grows, its what i did as well. If your just starting out upgrade parts slowly and see what works for you, My lights output have a good spectrum and lumen rating for generalized growing. You should check if yours are in the same ball park. The LED light I used are designed for growing plants vs LED's designed for ambient lighting in a room. I kept the lights around 9 inches from the plant, they don't burn at that height. can go as low as 4-6" but not recommended. No outside sunlight for any period of time. just in the grow box from seed to harvest. Best of luck on your grow. Lots of things can happen, use your grow questions and research your ideas, read through the peoples opinions who disagree and agree to get a full viewpoint of the situation as its easy to become clouded or bias of your own ideas. This helps you determine why this may or may not work for yourself. failures are a stepping stone when learned from, don't fear/focus on them :)

@Buddha2, Thanks, will know more weights once its dry :)