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bobo420commentedweek 77 years ago
Coming along nicely ;)
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Bussy week, forgot to take pics, i did another wash, the top seems to be recovering well, white pistils showing out but the very dark green color of the leaves doesnt appear to be leaving any time soon.
I will be uploading pics of today (9/5) later today.
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Beerusstarted grow question 7 years ago
Hello everybody, this is my first indoor grow, currently starting week 4. Im noticiing huge diferences between the plants, looking for some advice. Im also having heat (30+ celcius). Thanks in advance, love from Argentina
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Green09Rangeranswered grow question 7 years ago
Hi M8! Nice grow :) :) I'm new too, but some things are just science and normal nature way :) You are growing different strains, thats normal that one grows bigger and faster than other... Be carefull with temp above 30 degrees, make sure they have enough air flow and fresh but not cold freezing water :) Then, just let them grow, show some love and thats it ;)
Beerusstarted grow question 7 years ago
Day 49 of 77, the top of the plant is touching the LED panel. Yellow tips on the top leaves.(pics above) It hasn't stop growing. Right now im bending it with thread, i researched about suppercroping. I would love some help on the matter. What should i do?
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Athosanswered grow question 7 years ago
Just like you I had to learn to suppercrop this grow. It's really not that hard and along with LST it helped
1. You need to do it on a still pliable stem; I've done it over most of the flowering stretch.
2. Put the stem between your thumb and forefinger and apply pressure until you feel / hear a snap / crunch.
3. The stem will have a bend of aprox 90°
4. In a few days the you will notice that the branch will try to out itself in an upright position again, so I recommend that you some tying down.
5. Done.
Tip: If you do some defoliation in a branch it it will stop growing while it regrow it's foliage (just don't leave it bare)
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bobo420commented7 years ago
@Beerus, coming along ok, besides the burned tips at the top, hopefully she'll stop stretching ;)
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Beeruscommented7 years ago
@@Athos, @bobo420 just posted new pics! I think she responded well! Thanks for your help guys!
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Athoscommented7 years ago
@Beerus, tell us how it goes
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Beeruscommentedweek 37 years ago
Thanks everybody for the feedback, what a nice community, im gonna try to learn and help others in the future!
I managed to low the temp to 27.5 celcius by switching the location. It was close to a window with direct sun. Also the general temp is decresing, summer is ending here, i hope that these problems are behind.
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LoveMyGrowcommentedweek 47 years ago
they are looking great! will you use LST to train plants?
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Beeruscommented7 years ago
@LoveMyGrow, i think this one its taller than recommended, i think im late. But i did follow your advise and used it on the other grow (red poison) ! I read only good thinks about it. Thanks for the tip! Check how i did it on the other diaries, looking forward to your comments.
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LoveMyGrowcommented7 years ago
it s very easy! look at google or on some diaries, u use lst.
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Beeruscommented7 years ago
@LoveMyGrow, this is my first grow. I thoght about going simple and easy. Do you think i should try? What are the pros and cons? Is it hard?
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bobo420commentedweek 37 years ago
Put some vents/fans and intake fresh air, outtake stale warm air and you'll be good to go. Also the air movement will harden your stalk and branches and your plant overall ;)
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bobo420commented7 years ago
@Beerus, you're welcome!
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Beeruscommented7 years ago
@bobo420, Thanks for the tip. I try to recicle the air at least twice a day, i also move the box away from the window. I managed to get the temp below the 30's, around 27 degrees. Thanks again!
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bobo420commentedweek 97 years ago
Hope she recovers ;)
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Beeruscommented7 years ago
@bobo420, thanks man! Me too, i hope this new lamp distance would be correct.
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bobo420commentedweek 57 years ago
Nice update, they're coming along ;)
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Beeruscommented7 years ago
@bobo420, thanks again! im not so optimistic about the other one (red poison) , i started another diary cause i realize theres a 3 week diference on when to harvest. Can you check the other one? I would really appreciate it.
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bubbahotepcommentedweek 65 years ago
mine is tiny, only had it 3 weeks and is flowering already :
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Jaindohcommentedweek 127 years ago
That's a lot of heat and your #1 issue between you and good yields.
If you can get the max down below 26, that's great. If you can't, there are some ways to mitigate the damage.
The heat (especially with a bunch of light) will make your buds airy and foxtailed and ruin your yield. It's okay, you still get a yield, but if you want it to last you it might be an issue.
Light stress and heat stress are the same stress, so if its hot raise your lights. The amount it *might* yield less due to the less light, way outweighed by the benefit.
Lots of airflow. Cool but not freezing for your watering. Those will help. It's too late for this grow, but if this is your space and you can't get it cooler I would highly suggest you switch to coir. It's much more gentle on the roots in the heat/cold.
I use potassium silicate to strengthen the roots against this type of shock, as well. More of a coir thing, as silica is present in soil, but can still help.
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Jaindohcommentedweek 117 years ago
First grows are scary but exciting! Liked and followed!
Probably have at least 2 weeks left. A magnifier to determine harvest time is pretty important, especially if you don't have any frame of reference. Big difference in yield and potency in the last few weeks.
Let us know if you have any more questions =)
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bobo420commentedweek 67 years ago
Some nice and good looking plants, good luck with the flowering ;)
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