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Custom Light Emitting Diodes/600W
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Custom Light Emitting Diodes/600W
Custom
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Custom
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Topping
weeks 9
Defoliation
weeks 9-10
20 L
Pot Size
Start at 10 Week
9
Week 9. Flowering5y ago
120 cm
12 hrs
26 °C
6.6
Strong
1.5 PPM
60 %
26 °C
22 °C
20 L
1 L
15 cm
Nutrients 3
Bio-Bloom 2 mll
Bio-Grow 2 mll
Top-Max 1 mll
Stedman Since there is little light and cannot filter well at the bottom, I am forced to defoliate heavily but my girls react well for the next cycles I will try to change the lamp to avoid defoliation in bloom
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Week 10. Flowering5y ago
120 cm
12 hrs
26 °C
6.6
Strong
1.5 PPM
60 %
26 °C
22 °C
20 L
1 L
15 cm
Nutrients 5
Bio-Bloom 2 mll
Bio-Grow 2 mll
Top-Max 1 mll
Stedman They are recovering well from defoliation and are doing well
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Grow Questions
Stedmanstarted grow question 5y ago
Hi, can someone tell me why one out of 3 plants with the same ambient conditions and already burned all the pistils what could happen?
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CRiSPrGrowanswered grow question 5y ago
When pistills turn brown it's because of the oxidization process from contact with the air. So basically the pistills have an outter membrane. When this membrane is pierced then the pistills turn brown. The membrane can degrade and pierce from many things. First, some phenotypes are just like that so that could be why. Second, it could be wind, air or contact. Third it could be light or humidity. Actually it doesnt matter at all for the final product, after all the pistills will all turn brown after the harvest anyway. Hope this helps ! 🚀
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