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Nice grow mate, plants are looking good, keep it up, imma follow this one upclose.
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Rando13144 years ago
Merry Christmas y’all!! Decided the pull them down saw ab 10% amber but was mostly concerned with the leaves drying up so quickly, like there was no uptake during the final flush. Saw there was some discoloration in one of my pots so I may have been neut heavy towards the end. I’ll check my journal and adjust for next run. Smelling quite nice, very fresh and earthy not like it did a few weeks ago. I’ll be excited to get a smoke in once it cured. I also made some deli table hash from 120-25 I’ve got an 8 bag set up so Atleast I’ve got something else to keep me busy til that’s all done and I get to trim next week. I’ll update harvest pics after I trim for final pics then next run after sterilization and low baking of my soil yaay!! Can’t wait!!
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Rando1314started grow question 4 years ago
While I’m waiting for my trellis is there anything I can do to lst for a scrog setup? I’ve topped but what’s a good rec for topping 3-5 nodes? First time scrog attempt so any help or tricks would be amazing ty
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growdoctordcanswered grow question 4 years ago
The point of scrog is to eliminate a canopy so all branches receive equal light. Fair enough.
How about we allow the plant to grow as nature intended, Christmas tree shape, except we ...?
A- place lights also at angle to simulate mid morning or afternoon. This accomplishes what working so hard to achieve with scrog does. In nature most of the light plants receive is not from the high noon position; it penetrates side branches at an angle.
B- discourage top stem growth by gently spreading her shoots out and down, and maybe put a little paper cup or clear plastic hat or on her. Plastic will amplify light and possibly scorch or whirl her so if using clear plastic, apply it lights off only.
This will send the message to the top stem that there is a physical obstruction and she will push out side branches. I grew a 75% sativa recently UNTOPPED that remained under 24” tall. Looked like an auto. No topping no tying down no net. See my same handle on Insta for pics. Untopping = XLST
Rando1314started grow question 4 years ago
What can I do to speed up the growth of the smaller plant to catch up to the larger one if anything? Doing a scrog but had a little late start and still waiting on the trellis. Thanks for any help very new to the scene
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growdoctordcanswered grow question 4 years ago
“Doctor, I have two twin children but they’re not identical. One is taller than the other. What can I do to make the shorter child catch up in height?”
Sounds a little silly when phrased in human terms, eh?
But we can control height of plants somewhat, as you’ve been advised already by @MangoDudu. But I’d keep feeding food/nutes. Don’t hold back a plant that is thriving. If runt doesn’t catch up, so be it. Now you know why I germinate 60 seeds at a time, put 24 of them in soil, and end up growing only a few to harvest. But that’s prohibitively expensive for a typical grower, and a great reason to grow regular photoperiods, and breed to have stock of your own seeds! I have thousands I keep in airtight jars, wrapped in foil in the fridge.
Lots of people scrog, but it seems like extra work to me. If you like spending that much time tinkering in the garden, enjoy! A gentle breeze to make leaves dance a slow hula is all they need to grow strong and never require support. On rare occasions I’ve had to wrap a bungee around plant to hold up branches late in flower. Simple and easy and about 10 seconds of effort. Keep at it! Enjoy the process as much as your harvest!
Rando1314started grow question 4 years ago
So I noticed my leaves have these little white dots all over the top and when inspecting the underside there’s little white dots there so I’m thinking thrips and I’ve seen a cpl gnats flying around. I’m gonna order some ladybugs and get some pesticides today..what would be good?
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Rocknrolla420answered grow question 4 years ago
Be careful with pesticides...
Also : Ladybugs AND pesticides don’t really match well 😅... There are loads DIY recipes online with natural ingredients.Take a look at those before you use the heavy stuff. If you really want to use pesticides use something like Pyrethro-pur. Spray the leaves once a week for 2 weeks straight and avoid the buds. Don’t spray 2 weeks before harvest and make sure you flush and cure properly.
Rando1314started grow question 4 years ago
So I’m going to switch my plants from 18-6 to 12-12, was wondering if there’s a difference from gradually declining the light period or just making an instant switch in relations to growth of the plant in terms of it making a final stretch and final bud size? Thanks everyone
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MangoDuduanswered grow question 4 years ago
Indoors growers are focused on get the best weed on the shortest amount of time.
So the majority ( if not all) do an instant switch, someone also like to do also a dark period to stimulate the flowering to start faster.
If you don’t do right the gradual change you can stress your plant to be hermi and also you lose time doing that way.
a light that simulates sunrise and sunset is much more useful if u want to simulate the real environment✌️🏽
Rando1314started grow question 4 years ago
Just threw the girls in a 12/12 how much do they stretch during this phase? Considering I don’t have much room for they to grow vertically I just wondering so I can prepare for what’s to come. First time scrogging and newbie to growing so this is all new to me ty for any tips
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russrahlanswered grow question 4 years ago
First off, great job so far man! Looking healthy and awesome. Your screen looks to have a good amount so far. The amount of stretch is really gonna depend on the strain. Some will stretch 3x in flowering and some will barley double there hight. Sativa or Sativa dominate hybrid strains will stretch more then Indica ones. But generally they will double there size and stretch for the first 2-3 weeks of flowering. Just keep tucking your branches whatever way you can on the screen and try and keep them as level as possible. Once you notice there slowing down in growing if you are running out of room on your screen you can let them come up and put a second screen about a foot above your scrog screen and let them grow into this to support your massive buds your gonna get! Hope this helps. I have some pretty detailed grow diaries if you wanna see how my plants are scrog’d and how much they stretched. My delicious candy is just finishing up her stretch (they stretched way out for being indica) and my Banana bomb are mid way through stretch phase. Hope this helps, Cheers 💨
Rando1314started grow question 4 years ago
So power went out 48hrs ago, plants have been in complete darkness. I’ve got a generator able to supply some light for a short time. Was thinking a 6/18 schedule for a few days til outage is fixed. Will plants be stressed from light switch/darkness? Any help appreciated
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NobodysBudsanswered grow question 4 years ago
Well Rando, they do need some minimum amount of light not to die. A longer dark period is not a problem as long as they receive that minimum.
It's a dark-dependent plant. The dark period being uninterrupted and sufficiently long enough will maintain the hormonal balance that causes "Flower" growth. It's a biological trigger within the plant.
~20dli will prevent loss of mass, i believe. Depending on how strong your lights are, you may or may not get there in 6 hours... if you are up near max over 12 hours (ambient CO2), it'll be about enough. 800-900umol/s per m^2 over 6 hours would keep them moving forward. Any amount of light in this context is a good thing... so do it for 6hours or as long as you can.
if you take them outside you risk pests. If you do it, do not give them direct sunlight. They will wilt and burn. Shade needed.
Rando1314started grow question 4 years ago
So ab a week and a half ago I sprayed my plants w a h/p 1/10 ratio to get rid of some pests and it worked no effect on plant.Only other things that’s changed is I introduced ladybugs to help kill remaining pests if any.Also 2 wks from harvest.are leaves supposed to be this yellow
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Organomananswered grow question 4 years ago
Leaves going yellow during flowering is perfectly OK and somewhat normal. Do not cut them off unless they are completely yellow. Cannabis being the smart plant that she is, "recycles/re-uses/re-purposes" stored vital elements that are in those leaves, things such as carbs, sugars, amino acids etc. that she has cleverly stored for future use in those leaves. This is why they will go yellow, even though she is getting good nutrition and is otherwise healthy. It is far more efficient for the plant to recycle these vital elements during flowering, than to make them from new, as making them from new will rob energy, energy that could be going into flower growth. This is what the "de-foliation brigade" fail to understand, removing healthy green leaves not only reduces your plants ability to produce energy, it also deprives her of those vital, cleverly stored elements that she needs to grow her best flowers. Hope this helps..... Organoman.
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heizencommentedweek 154 years ago
Rando1314commented4 years ago
@heizen, thanks!!! Results are soon to come, also an addition as well! I’ve been using the bestva 1000w (blurple) light but I’ll be upgrading to a spider farm 2000. Hopefully that upgrade will let these colas fatten up some more u don’t think that other light had the power for the results I’m looking for. Not taking away from what it produced, which is looking like some good quality. Updates soon to come again.
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CheckThoseTrichscommentedweek 94 years ago
Looking awesome so far, keep up the solid farming!
Cheers,
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Rando1314commented4 years ago
@CheckThoseTrichs, thanks definitely having a ton of fun and can’t wait to see final product.
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DreamOncommentedweek 94 years ago
Nice job, looks great!
Good luck further and have fun! 🌱😎
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Rando1314commented4 years ago
@DreamOn, appreciate it!! Definitely having a good time training these girls. Always looking for ways to improve. Can’t wait to see how they both turn out!
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420TouristguideDWCcommentedweek 84 years ago
I'm going to use a ScroG net on my next grow, what lessons have you learned that you would do next time? Grow looks great!
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420TouristguideDWCcommented4 years ago
@Rando1314,
Thanks I've never heard of nugbucket. I will look it up.
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Rando1314commented4 years ago
@420TouristguideDWC, someone told me this
“ The point of scrog is to eliminate a canopy so all branches receive equal light. Fair enough.
How about we allow the plant to grow as nature intended, Christmas tree shape, except we ...?
A- place lights also at angle to simulate mid morning or afternoon. This accomplishes what working so hard to achieve with scrog does. In nature most of the light plants receive is not from the high noon position; it penetrates side branches at an angle.
B- discourage top stem growth by gently spreading her shoots out and down, and maybe put a little paper cup or clear plastic hat or on her. Plastic will amplify light and possibly scorch or whirl her so if using clear plastic, apply it lights off only.
This will send the message to the top stem that there is a physical obstruction and she will push out side branches. I grew a 75% sativa recently UNTOPPED that remained under 24” tall. Looked like an auto. No topping no tying down no net. See my same handle on Insta for pics. Untopping = XLST”
If you look on my page and search through a few of my personal questions a few better growers have answered and guided me quite well.
Next go around I’ll be trying nugbucket mainline technique with a seedling not clones and trying to perfect getting Atleast 16 maybe 32 colas but that means more veg time which is fine bc I’m just learning. But from what I’ve heard mainlining takes away from having to spend as much time fiddling with the net since it evenly disperses energy minus some super cropping of the inner colas. I’d search up nugbucket and go from there
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Ferenccommentedweek 54 years ago
Good Luck! @Rando1314
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Rando1314commented4 years ago
@Ferenc,thanks def experimenting trying to dial in the new room
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Rando1314commentedweek 124 years ago
Some of the pics I took were a few days ago but I think you can obviously tell the difference. I’ll try and take more/better pics from here on out since I’m really curious as to the final weight this light setup can produce
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Rando1314commentedweek 94 years ago
So I keep forgetting to put the names up...lol I always name my girls since I’m talking to em while I garden hahahahaha but the smaller one (on the left) her name is Charlotte. The larger bushier one (on right) her name is Juanita
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Nordynllccommentedweek 153 years ago
Nice!👍 Bet it was good too!😉💨💨
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Rando1314commented3 years ago
@Nordynllc, oh ya!! Definitely different terp profiles goin on with this run
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DoDrugs420commentedweek 153 years ago
Lovelly Gorilla Glue !!
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