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So I started this plant in my miracle grow Aerogarden for about 2 weeks then moved it to the coco pots. When I moved it the stem was really thick and very impressive. I originally had a second generation hydro Hawaii Maui Waui in the tent with her, really just expecting a small grow. Instead this monster took over all the space (and then some), so I moved the Maui Waui out and spread laughing buddha out, added another net and moved the 150w to the lower side to boost the Larf a little and hopefully add weight. So far so good, the stretch was definitely amazing to encounter. She grew a whole other 3x her size, from the bottom net to where she is now. The smell is so fruity it puts the Maui to shame with the deliciousness. AMAZING!!! That's all I can say thus far is FUCKING AMAZING!!!
Should I be using something like cannazym in my res. for my coco grow? I notice allot of people don't mention it, but it seems like they would have to clean the tubing pretty regularly without it. I've never grown without it so I really wouldn't know the other side of the coin.
Ya dude, dont grow without it if you are recirculating. Actually, you should really be draining to waste on your coco.
If you are running a res that empties in 2-3 days, you dont need it, but you do need aeration and at least room temps or less.
For NorCal, who is a great scholar and ambitious answerer (first time grower, and amazing results so far) coco can generally be reused as a medium with a good washing
Cheers
Well this is actually week 10 of flower, I moved her to a bigger tent because we have had rainy weather and high humidity for a while now and I don't want to risk mold at the last minute. According to her cloudy trichs I will be harvesting next week. It was a bitch to move her, she was so supported by the net that the weight caused her to buckle in a couple of places but I got her in place without any serious damage. Next update will be chop 🤘🌲🔥
She was a huge plant and she packed on the weight early. She had a very heavy Thai structure, and I love that. The smell is overwhelmingly fruity when I open the jars. But I am a little disappointed in the final weight, considering her size I really expected a higher yield in weight. And really it is allot of large nugs so I'm not sure where the weight went.
Good job on getting to harvest 👍 It's a decent yield no doubt! do you measure the humidity inside the jar once drying is finished? it would give you an indication as to where the weight may have gone (though not a profound impact). I would have expected the 150g mark (with no stalks - just buds) with a plant covering a 3'x3' space though it looked crowded which may have impacted the swelling of the buds. Could be that the drying went too long ... either way, there's the next grow to nail whilst you enjoy this harvest 😉
@HazeyBobby, yeah the humidity is at 62% without any help. I live in the Pacific Northwest so losing weight to evaporation is actually a little complicated right now, the natural rh has been higher than that. I'm thinking my scale is off because I have six quart jars full of large nugs.
Are you dialing your nutes back a little? or it could be light stress if just at the tops...
lots of leaf tips in the photos that are looking a little burnt - nice hues on those buds!
@HazeyBobby, yeah I went heavy on calmag one feeding during flower so the tips burnt, but I immediately dialed back. She just couldn't repair since she wasn't in veg anymore.
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