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1st Grow CXB3590 Cree 800W(Update 1600W)
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15Indoor
Room Type
LST
weeks Technique
ScrOG
weeks Technique
Defoliation
weeks Technique
20 l
Pot Size
Strain
OG Kush
Growing it
Easy
Resistance
Strong
This plant was so awesome to grow. I had 4 of them, 2 of them grew to the same height, one of them grew shorter and looked a bit different, and the last was a bit of a fail as I think I stunted it with improper PH early on in veg. We named it "mutant". I didn't have trouble growing any of these, however the 2 that grew to the same height had extremely dense and massive buds! They were also one of the frostiest plants I had with a very good yield for each plant. 😃
I had no issues with this strain apart from my own mistakes. However the differences were interesting as for the first half of the grow, I had a 400W HPS hanging alongside the COBs, right above 3 of the OG plants. I don't really know what difference it made apart from causing a rise in temperature 😂
This strain is definitely a favourite among myself and friends. All I can say is it is potent, and STICKY 😱
I tried it out for the first time after curing this past tuesday(Today is 18 June), and I was on another level 😂
To say I had munchies was an understatement.
To recap on what I had, one after the other:
2 cups tea with honey
Large salad bowl of popcorn
Large bag of jelly babies
Huge container of sour worms
Large party bag of Doritos
A tub of cream cheese dip with sweet chilli
An Aero chocolate bar
4 Chicken Wraps with bacon, feta, cheese etc
2 Bowls of Jelly
And finally, 4 bowls of Coco Pops 😂
I can eat a lot, guys 😅
But I had a really fun time with my first grow and Im amped to continue with the next grows!😁
The Outcome
Week 17
Harvest
What's on the scales?
1300
gram
ounce
Bud dry weight
What's on the scales?
4000
gram
ounce
Bud wet weight
Harvested
8
Number of plants harvested
Grow Room
2.88
m²
ft²
Grow Room size
0.81
g / watt
451.39
g / m²
162.5
g / plant
2.78
plant / m²
555.56
watt / m²
Tastes like
Earthy
Flowery
Woody
Feels like
70% Sativa 30% Indica
Positive effects
Energetic
Giggly
Hungry
Negative effects
Dry mouth
Reviews. Nutrient
An insanely good product i'd highly recommend to anyone. I had no issues with overdosing these nutrients and will continue to use them throughout each of my grows. Organic nutes ftw! 😀
Bio-Grow
Fish-Mix
Bio-Bloom
Reviews. Lamp
This was only my first grow, however I am very glad that I had not encountered any major issues like other first time growers. This grow went really smoothly and I love how dense the buds are with this strain. They grew into monsters 😱 They also got very frosty, which was extremely satisfying 👌😍
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Grow Questions
JUNGLE_B4RNSanswered grow question 7 years ago
You’re overfeeding your plants, particularly too much Cal Mag .
The Purpling comes from the Mag excess and the weird spots are Cal deficiency, when there is too much Mag the plant can’t absorb the Cal...
Take it easy on the Cal Mag, once every 2 weeks is plenty enough in soil.
Try to follow a Feed Water Water Water Feed Water W W F ... schedule and everything will go right.
ThatGuyWhoFishesstarted grow question 7 years ago
Have one plant where leaves have rusty spots and turning yellow. Uploaded 3 pics labelled: "Friday - Mag deficient?". What's strange is that none of other plants have this problem and I've been feeding them all exactly the same thing, in the same quantities. Is it Mag deficient?
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Leaves. Color - Mottling
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BigDaddyKanswered grow question 7 years ago
Guys , its lockout , the difference between lockout and deficiencies is that adding more nutrients does not help lockout , it makes it worse .
ThatGuyWhoFishesstarted grow question 7 years ago
This grow is in the cellar. Tent flaps open to avoid heat increase. Lights on 9pm-9am. Sometimes I dont wake up in time to close tent. There is a bit of light that reaches into the cellar, equivalent to a full moon in brightness. Would this light be an issue to the plants?
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Techniques. Defoliation
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Stickanswered grow question 7 years ago
This may disturb their cycle and generate stress / slow flowering. The ideal situation would be a constant airflow in/out without sunlight penetration. Good luck with these chocolatey beauties, the finish line is near!
ThatGuyWhoFishesstarted grow question 7 years ago
Any way to prevent bud rot apart from dropping RH? 6 weeks into flower and RH lights off has been 80-90% for 12h every day. Is there a possibility that my whole crop has already been infected? Got a dehumidifier, but I'm worried that i'm too late. Thoughts?😰
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Techniques. ScrOG
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Athosanswered grow question 7 years ago
Even if you have high humidity, that doesn't mean you have bud rot; remember that it is a type of fungus and if your plants have not come in contact with the spores, then there's no infection. My lights off period when on 12/12 usually have high humidity like yours, but haven't had bud rot so far.
There's quite a few things that you can do, prevention wise:
1- Increase air circulation. 2-Defoliate: prevent those bunch of leaves one on top of each other, besides with less foliage: less transpiration, so less humidity. 3- water less: humidity rises because plant transpire most of the water they drink, so if you restrict the water, the humidity will lower.
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JUNGLE_B4RNScommentedweek 57 years ago
Your CXB Led might be too powerful, this is why the plants are smaller, they get miniaturized , back up the ramp further up and they will start to grow again.
Ho, by the way, watering your plants every day isn’t really recommended in soil, you shall let the soil dry just a bit between watering.
Hopefully for you your diary is accurate and makes it easier to spot what’s going wrong.
Happy Growing 😉
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This_way_downcommented5 years ago
@JUNGLE_B4RNS, Hi! I'm just starting with cxb 3095 3500k. Could you please recomend me a propper distance between my cobs and my plants?
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Daboutcommented7 years ago
@JUNGLE_B4RNS, Its coco, a soiless mix so yes you should be watering each day. Coco and a dripper system works wonders. Also coco shouldn't dry out.
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ThatGuyWhoFishescommented7 years ago
@JUNGLE_B4RNS,
It is so much better! The plants under the COBs are so compact, it's so satisfying. Maybe it's just my untrained eye, but I counted 25+ colas on just one plant under the COBs that are exposed to light and can shoot up nicely. Maybe I'm just getting too excited 😬😄
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Athoscommentedweek 87 years ago
A couple of questions:
1. Is that plain coco, or a mixture of coco / perlite ?
2. How much run off are you allowing each time?
3. What is the pH and EC of the run off?
4. What water source are you using? And what is it's EC?
5. That temperature you post is that an average or is it taken at canopy level?
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Athoscommented7 years ago
@@ThatGuyWhoFishes, before adding more, flush, meassure runoff EC and dial backup the feeding to 1.0 EC
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ThatGuyWhoFishescommented7 years ago
@@Athos,
Thank you so much for your help. I have raised the COBs to 50cm above the plants. Hopefully that makes a nice difference. Will also move the thermo to canopy height.
I think the one plant has a Mag deficiency since all the other plants I have seen online, show the exact same symptoms. The yellowing and rusty spots. I will try some epsom salts and hopefully will take care of the problem.
Thank you so much! 😁
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Athoscommented7 years ago
@@@ThatGuyWhoFishes,ok, so it's very likely, as I posted as an answer, heat stress with salt build up, flush and please take the EC of the runoff) and increase light distance or increase your exhaust power.
Now that I think about it, you added a powerful light worth 800 watts, without considering that you had to exhaust the added heat.
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Manic4organiccommentedweek 176 years ago
Congrats, great harvest looking forward to seeing what you do in the next one!
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ThatGuyWhoFishescommented6 years ago
@Manic4organic,
Thanks so much! 😃
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Hawkbocommentedweek 117 years ago
Nice work holmes
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Athoscommentedweek 87 years ago
Keep in mind that the difference between ground level and canopy temperature can be quite high, in my case up to 9°C (16F)
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Quexoscommentedweek 47 years ago
You are juggling a lot plates! I'd like to see this grow through to the end. I'll following along. There is a lot of knowledge out there. I'm sure any questions you might have can be answered. I'll give you bad advice if you need it.
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Jaindohcommentedweek 157 years ago
I feel your pain on the humidity issues. Even though it was really rough to afford, I spent $300 on a 317 watt, 400 sq foot dehumidifier. Has been much better since.
Either way your yield should be really really good and I am looking forward to seeing you have a happy harvest =)
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Jaindohcommented7 years ago
@@ThatGuyWhoFishes, TBH I'm an intermediate-at-best grower, and it's putting these things into words like this that shores up all of my beginner skills. Remember that when you're intermediate and want to improve =)
The trick is being able to curate who to read and not (Yes: Grow Weed Easy No: Any Forum). Just keep on reading. Then when youre looking at your grow, trying to figure out whats causing what, how to improve etc, you have a basic toolkit for interpretation.
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ThatGuyWhoFishescommented7 years ago
@Jaindoh,
Wow. This is honestly extremely valuable information to me. Yet another thing learned today. I really appreciate all your help and advice. I'm nervous but excited to see what the end result will be😁
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JUNGLE_B4RNScommented7 years ago
@Jaindoh, yep , had no choice to spend money on a 40L/day at 400 box
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PharmaZcommentedweek 57 years ago
Hey dude, really nice setup and you're doing great fyft. All I would say if you want to have the canopy flat as possible you have to keep the main stem tied lower than the next highest stretching branch this will maintain the even growth of the other branches.✌️🏻️
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growdoctordccommented7 years ago
@@ThatGuyWhoFishes, When LSTing, I use forceps (hemostat), onto the tips of which I shrunk electrical wrap. The wrap cushions the branches from the serrated teeth. Needle nose pliers work also.
Gently squeeze where you want to bend and release, then rotate the clamp 90o and give another gentle squeeze. The branch should droop easily.
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ThatGuyWhoFishescommented7 years ago
@PharmaZ,
Awesome! I'll keep that in mind for next time 😀
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PharmaZcommented7 years ago
@@ThatGuyWhoFishes, No problem fella, done it myself many times. Best thing to do to prevent snapping is bend them a few hours after a water, works for me ✌️🏻️
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CapitanKushcommentedweek 167 years ago
i had RH issues too up to 79%. i bit the bullet and got a dehumidifier no problems now 40-50-60% whatever i want. if you get one try and get one with a drainage hose unless you want to forever be emptying the tank. best of luck they look awesome👍
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Jaindohcommented6 years ago
@@ThatGuyWhoFishes, yeah environmental control is a big issue at first =/ beefy dehumidifiers are a must.
the rest of your crop looks amazing bro =)
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ThatGuyWhoFishescommented7 years ago
@CapitanKush,
Yes thankfully I managed to get one with a drainage hose but it was slightly too late for the one plant. Had to chop down about 5 colas so far. Hopefully no more. I really need these girls to ready up to harvest so I don't stress out even more 😬
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JUNGLE_B4RNScommentedweek 157 years ago
When you grow big crops , you must have a dehumidifier with a kompressor and you must be able to keep RH around 35-40%.
By the end of flowering I pour out about 15l every day from the 2 dehumidifier.
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JUNGLE_B4RNScommented7 years ago
@@ThatGuyWhoFishes,yeah I know what it is and I know what’s your feeling. As I said raise your pH to 7.8 first. Then you can spread your buds delicately to check the inside and to let the air coming inside. You can try to plug off the lil sugar leaves, if it plugs off easily ain’t no good, check the lil stem on that sugar leaves if it isn’t rotten. If the sugar leaves on the buds hold thighs it’s good , it means it isn’t rotten inside the bud.
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ThatGuyWhoFishescommented7 years ago
@JUNGLE_B4RNS,
That's a hell of a lot of water! I'm just stressing so much right now. Got the dehumidifier running 24/7, but I really hope that it isn't too late and the rot hasn't started from the inside already.
Very stressed😞
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Jaindohcommentedweek 176 years ago
happy harvest! looking great -- im sure with that monster setup once you get everything dialed in your yields will be insane.
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ThatGuyWhoFishescommented6 years ago
@Jaindoh,
Thanks! This second grow is going much more smoothly and the quality of the plants are looking way better than the first batch. Im really excited but nervous to see what I get! 😬
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Jaindohcommentedweek 127 years ago
Super healthy! How is your penetration down into that jungle? Should yield great!
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ThatGuyWhoFishescommented7 years ago
@Jaindoh,
Thanks!
To be honest the canopy is so damn thick, I don't think there's much light penetration going on there 😅
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Jaindohcommentedweek 37 years ago
With 800w of crees you're going to have monsters on your hands before long!
Liked and followed; First grows are always exciting and scary; don't be shy if you have questions. If I can't answer them, hopefully someone else can!
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ThatGuyWhoFishescommented7 years ago
@Jaindoh,
Apologies, I failed to mention that I have 400W Cree COB and 400W MH and HPS.
I'm really hoping this grow goes well. I've already learnt an overwhelming amount of information in the past few weeks.
I'm excited to see how it turns out!
Thanks for the offer!😀
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CapitanKushcommentedweek 176 years ago
came out looking awesome👌
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Tepes420commentedweek 97 years ago
Nice plant.good luck
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TangWcommentedweek 97 years ago
Oh you've a lovely set up going and what a beautiful sea of green.
I'm looking forward to seeing your final ladies once trimmed!
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Daboutcommentedweek 107 years ago
👍👋
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Manic4organiccommentedweek 97 years ago
Those girls where defo ready for that flip! Good luck looks great so far
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Jeff123fishcommentedweek 87 years ago
There is no point to me answering your question as Athos hit on all of the points I would have pointed out the lights too close over heating the leaf tissue(like a magnifying glass) causing too many nutes to be drawn up the plant giving you burn symptoms.
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Jaindohcommentedweek 77 years ago
new diy cree hype!
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