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10/15 Same stuff, just keeping it stable is all I'm trying to do.
Update 10/18 - Heat was ridiculous this week, had to turn one or more light features off, for example, turned off the HPS -AND- the LED circuit on the Phlizon on the hottest day because inside the tent it was like 91 degrees F. Yeah it may not be the perfect environment, but look at the growth from the 15th til today. Major flowering happening, unless I am tripping. I see a lot more healthy growth now, which in my opinion means the transplant idea was SO WORTH IT. I see a lot of crystals forming now and the tops the leaves are turning more white that I could hav imagined -- with two more weeks at least to go, I think I may have some bomb flowers if I dont fuck anything up.
Northern light to the left in video has more to go and is not as far along as the Vanilla Frosting.
10/20 Added some new nutes for the last two weeks of flower, bubbling like a madman wanting this grow to finish. White Widow (three plants outdoors) will probably finish in the tent, its just really in stasis but it is getting some frosting of its own.
BTW when I smelled the flowers yesterday I was blown away by how awesome they smell, like seriously boutique top shelf aromas going on, this is my first grow indoors and really the first time I have been able to give the attention and care these babies need. I have learned SO much. Especially about stuff I was clueless about before. Like which lights are good. What tent size to get. Ph, nutes, watering, relative humidity, cloning... all new stuff. I have become a better gardener as a result and my 200 sq ft community garden plot is doing way better and I expect next year to be bonkers because I really get the whole ecosystem thing now and how mycorrhizae helps everything. This video helped me a ton: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ID9rE5JewVg&ab_channel=ApogeeInstrumentsInc. and this one too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jq_wl8XRUK4&ab_channel=GrowersNetwork Also, really check out Phlizon lights (CREE COB) if your tent can handle the heat. I am already planning my next grow, and I am going high CDB autos... solomatic and fast eddy.
I have recently received a lumen meter. Measuring 78,600 lumen over canopy, is that OK? For my other grow, does anyone know how many lumens seedlings need (at about 25000 now) ? I can convert from PPFD or PAR. Educate me! Thanks
about 250-350 Umol or ppfd for Seedlings. 700-1000 Umol Veg and 1000-2000 Umol. Anything above 1000 umol Co2 is recommended.. The idea that having too much light causing damage is a more of myth or poor idea. The light intensity increases transportation to a point where the plant can not keep up with the amount of available light..
Anyone experienced enough to identify what the TexMX strain might be (bag weed that was awesome from Xmas '19)? It seems like Indica to me, but I am a noob.
Lights on day, my temps are perfect, and my humidity is 55-59% at 74-80 degrees F. Night, temps drop to the 60s and humidity goes up to 70-78%. Bought tiny dehumidifier to add, and I could also small heater. Is 70-78% gonna mess me up? Indoor/Outdoor And Winter is coming. ;)
Temps and RH do vary depending on lights on or lights off. When lights off temp should only drop about 10 degrees to prevent any stress. As far the RH at night problem you can get a dehumidifier to fix that. Hopefully I answered your question and remember Happy Growing and Free your mind one puff at a time.
I just re-potted my vanilla frosting in the midst of flowering. It was from an airpot and the roots and everything held up perfectly. I am curious what to expect and watch out for. I have never transplanted like this during such a crucial time. See grow for pics 24h afterwards
How long til harvest for the Vanilla Frosting? I don't want to pull too early, I'm thinking two weeks. All but one are labeled Vanilla Frosting. I am hoping to finish by Nov 6-7 https://darkheartnursery.com/strains/vanilla-frosting/ says 8-9 weeks.
hi you will be very close with your harvest time, looks to be about right. check your trichomes if you can. other wise you want to see most of the hairs or stigmas turn brownish reddish. they are the white hairs right now. you have a wonderful grow and you will be very happy when you harvest in a few weeks
@Ferenc, wow, thanks a lot, I just wish I had more space to really do this for realz. Man your grows look amazing, too good! Thanks for the encouragement, means a lot coming from someone with experience.
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