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2nd grow, this time with a known strain.
- Single plant only
- New larger fan to combat the heat.
- New smaller reservoir, with tie-down spots and fixed position air stone
- Proper ScrOG when the time comes
Started spraying 1/4 strength nutes this week.
The little lady is too tall for the starter tray now. So probably will complete the new reservoir today and move her.
Possible root rot, or could be done color from the trey. I ended up pinching off a little bit of the brown color roots. Low strength nutes do contain hydroguard.
Was noticing a little bit of brown color on the roots last week so I put the plant into the reservoir this week where the roots would barely touch the water. (Water has nutes and hydroguard)
Also Added ratchet ropes to allow lifting of the light w/ lid or the light by itself. This will allow me to access the reservoir water more easily.
This week has seen an explosion of growth! My wife knows nothing about this stuff and she was astonished.
Topped for the first time, preparing her for the ScrOG (My first ScrOG build).
I built in a wood frame with some hooks for better LST anchor points.
Dumb record keeping question: I don't add more nutes every week, so should I leave the same mL/gal entries as the previous week, or enter zeros?
Thanks for reading
This girl is getting so bushy I'm not sure when or where to do the next topping. Maybe the light is too close? She's not tall enough for the ScrOG yet.
I'm hoping to follow "LBH’s Famous ScrOG Tutorial" but my plant is way bushier.
I included one photo from the tutorial for reference.
Where and when to do the 2nd topping? Should I defoliate? Is the light too close?
Any advice appreciated.
Depends on space you want to fill with the plant. Stick to one vertical cola per 6in^2 and you'll do well. So if you need to fill 24x24, you'll need 16 well-spaced tops. I'd cut every other node, but depending on how things played out over time, the bottom line is filling the space with an even canopy. I'd also consider how many shoots are coming off one branch.. try to spread it out as evenly as possible.
FarmBoi
