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greetings from Canada. i see your new to the site but you are doing a good job on the grow. i try to put in as much info as i can in my grows to help new growers. if your interested feel free to stop by and check them out
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1st Grow - OR Huckleberry
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3Indoor
Room Type
Topping
weeks 4
Defoliation
weeks 5-6, 9
ScrOG
weeks 6-15
LST
weeks 9
100%
Soil
Grow medium
11.3562 l
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Day 1. I trimmed off some of this damaged foliage later in the week.
Day 2. I also moved my thermo. to much better spot a couple days after this.
Day 3
Day 1. I trimmed off some of this damaged foliage later in the week.
Day 2. I also moved my thermo. to much better spot a couple days after this.
Grow Conditions
Week 8
Flowering
71.12
cm
inch
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
10+ conditions after
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ScrOG
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Pretty solid week of flowering, not a whole lot to report. The plant on the right seems to be a few days behind developmentally, but taller due to Pheno. If I had the additional grow space I would've tried cloning the plant on the left, seems like it's going to be a quick grower and good yielder. Getting ready to defoliate a final time in the next few days.
-Map
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mapfrogstarted grow question 5 years ago
You can see in week 7 that the right plant has some underdeveloped/burnt leaves and yellowing towards the top. Does this look more like light burn or a nutrient problem? I fed with Root's Bloom at the beginning of flower.
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Leaves. Tips - Burnt
Leaves. Color - Yellow
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TheBudWhispereranswered grow question 5 years ago
That's not nute burning bud - you can tell because of the lack of uniformity. If it were nute burn you'd see the very tips of ALL the newer leaf growth start to go a little yellow. In your case, it's only presented on a localized area of the plant and it's also spotty across various fingers of the affected leaves which suggests that particular part of the plant is in a hot spot for your grow light. Makes sense given that the area in question is pretty much in the middle of your grow space. I'd run your light up a couple inches to 20"-24" from the canopy and you should be fine. She's still only in the 1st week of transition so she doesn't need to be blasted at close range just yet. Best of luck!👍
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The_Bearded_Growercommentedweek 125 years ago
Denzulcommentedweek 65 years ago
Beautiful looking lady. Happy and healthy for sure. Great work on your first grow. Keep it up.
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Denzulcommented5 years ago
@mapfrog, so true. Never thought I'd love gardening this much either
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mapfrogcommented5 years ago
@Denzul, Thank you! It's giving me a whole new appreciation for the plant.
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CaptainCreamcommentedweek 144 years ago
Frosty frosty frosty Looking damn good Tasty. ! good job
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mapfrogcommented4 years ago
@CaptainCream, Thanks! I'm heavily researching and preparing for the dry and cure. Really don't want to fuck it up lol.
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MurD911Turbocommentedweek 75 years ago
nice and healthy man!~
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mapfrogcommented5 years ago
@MurD911Turbo, thank you very much!
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Mosherd7commentedweek 75 years ago
Looking great. Sucks when one turns out male, caught it plenty early though.
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mapfrogcommented5 years ago
@Mosherd7, Thanks. It is definitely a bummer but I didn't feel too bad having to get rid of it. These two girls should still fill out my tent, just would have been some nice extra variety!
Cheers!
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Rusticbudscommentedweek 55 years ago
Beautiful looking plants!!💪💚🌱
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mapfrogcommented5 years ago
@Rusticbuds, Thanks!
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HazeyBobbycommentedweek 154 years ago
Stunning photos - would have been a wonderful harvest 👌
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Athoscommentedweek 75 years ago
Looks like wind burn to me. Lower the fan and / or change its position.
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