MadeInGermanycommentedweek 125 years ago
Hey looks great 👍 Keep it up 😎 and let it grow 🌱🌱🍀
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First Grow (RDWC)
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caramelino
Indoor
Room Type
ScrOG
weeks 6-16
Topping
weeks 5
LST
weeks 5-9, 13
Defoliation
weeks 8
19 L
Pot Size
Grow Conditions
Week 5
Vegetation
25.4
cm
inch
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
14+ conditions after
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Nutrients
ml/l
ml/gal
tsp/gal
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LST
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Topping
Technique
Day 29_________________________________
- Drained and filled system.
- Caramelino has started its upward grow, but both WW are still very short, with minimal distance between nodes. Their stunt has become drastically apparent when topping off the clay pebbles after noticing some holes in the net not blocking light. Going to trim some bottom leaves and branches.
Day 31_________________________________
- Adjusted pH and pulled 2.5 gal from system and replaced with pH’ed water. PPM was stabilizing far higher than I wanted around 1500ppm. After partial flush, brought down to 1275ppm.
- Topped P1 after healing well from lower leaf trimming.
- Cleaned up tent and removed unused lights.
- Raised carbon filter to raise lights 6 inches as an attempt to stretch node spacing out a bit.
Day 35________________________________
- Started LST on P1 to guide in more light.
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ShiftyGaijinstarted grow question 5 years ago
Hello fellow gardeners,
This is my first Hydro grow. Seems to be going good, but I feel all plants are rather short. Am I supplying too much light so they don’t stretch out, or is something else going on? 4” tall after 4 weeks seems a bit short, but is growing plenty wide.
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Plant. Too short
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Wicked_Stixanswered grow question 5 years ago
The plants look nice and healthy so there isn't an issue as far as nutrients or anything. Your node spacing is really close together so moving your light up some will let them stretch some and give you better node spacing for flowering. I would move them up about 6 inches and watch them closely for a few days if they don't get further spacing then go a couple more inches. Definitely a game of trial to find the best height for each brand and model of light. Good luck!
ShiftyGaijinstarted grow question 5 years ago
Been fighting with myself to defoliate or not. This is my first grow, so I’d almost like to try it naturally to have something to show improvement from on later grows, but wow is it getting dense under there.
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Techniques. Defoliation
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Reddevil1989answered grow question 5 years ago
Definetly need it for airflow or leaves will start sweating and producing condensation on them.....I went mental on my first scrog grow 8 plants 4 x 4 cut every fan leaf of week 1 and 3 of flower stretch basically just left top 2 leaves on every branch and within 5 days it looked better than ever probably stunts growth a day or 2 but its worth it for airflow and light in the long run almost forms a blanket of leaves scrog...don't go crazy if your worried just do bit by bit..your plants are super healthy so won't be an issue for instance I filled two carrier bags full of fan leaves from 1 grow and got 14 oz from 4 x 4 setup 8 plants in coco 600 watt hps all dense buds Barney's farm genetics which ain't bad would of hit 16-17 if I'd of stuck few more plants in and filled the space
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ShiftyGaijincommented5 years ago
@MadeInGermany, much appreciated 😁
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Mospeadacommentedweek 75 years ago
Hey man, it's a good idea using a scrog but don't be shy with it...get it right down on those plants so there are no branches pointing directly up. I just found on out on my current grow it's really useful using a small squared scrog just to squash them down good. I'm two full grows ahead of you in hydro, which is stuff all but my diaries are pretty detailed if you're looking at a reference. First and foremost...have you got something to ensure your pipes don't clog up with roots during week 5-6 of flower?
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Mospeadacommented5 years ago
@ShiftyGaijin, I used these as a quick fix but they're pretty perfect. The other option is to wait until your pipes begin to clog...the tail end of the roots will be long and when you carefully pull the root clump out...wrap it around the root ball and push it up against the outlet. That way the root ball itself acts as a grate of sorts, that worked for me on grow 2 anyways.
https://www.aquagardening.com.au/all-rounder-hydroponic-net-pots-80-x-75mm
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ShiftyGaijincommented5 years ago
@Mospeada, thanks for reaching out. I’ll def give your diaries a good look through.
I DID have a few screens over the pipes draining, but one started clogging and drastically lowered the level of the bucket it drained into, so I did away with them. I’m assuming that’s something I should probably revise?
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Swanbergcommentedweek 164 years ago
How long has your white widow fast Been in flower?
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Athoscommentedweek 55 years ago
Well, that happens when you TOP the plant. It will develop secondary shoots more evenly and grow out instead of up. Give it a week or two and it will resume growing up.
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