Cheese Autoflower grow journal by toaster37

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Tryhardcommentedweek 147 years ago

glad i cought the end of this diary goner be nice to see the dry product

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Jaindohcommentedweek 147 years ago

Happy harvest! Looks good! =)

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Jaindohcommentedweek 107 years ago

Good tip for "blurple" LED pics, tho sometimes I just CBA: Turn the lights off, use flash, get a good distance so the flash isn't overwhelming. It's not great, but it's much better. Glad to hear about your light upgrade! It's a bit late into the cycle for this crop -- though they may well benefit more than a little from this light increase -- but especially going into your next crop you will see the difference =) 28 is hot. If you can get it down to 26 max or 24. As they further go into flower they will become more sensitive to light and heat. Watch for the leaves losing fingers, that's a sign of stress -- often temperature/light stress. Any level of heat, but particularly "hot" makes plants much more susceptible to light strain as well, and once they hit the tipping point... I've lost 2/3 of a plant's probable yield before. Light stress takes several days to actually show up as yellowing and can easily be misidentified as nitrogen deficiency. The easiest way to alleviate heat stress (though 28 isn't ridiculous) is to raise the light. It's like the same type of stress. You may have the new LED too close to the plant for 28C.

Jaindohcommented7 years ago

@toaster37, I haven't ever heard that about sugar leaves being 3 fingered. If anything, I'd speculate that it's because a lot of people don't raise their lights when it gets later in flowering. It's not catastrophic, only stresses them a little if they're not super-close. However, it puts them in a precarious position depending on your environment. I might be in a hard position to judge what's going on, though. You should be able to tell with your manufacturer specs on the light, your new updated temperatures, etc. Different plants seem to show heat and light stress differently, but it always seems linked. A little bit of one makes it real senitive to the other, in my experience. For the full scoop: https://www.growweedeasy.com/heat-light-stress

toaster37commented7 years ago

@Jaindoh, Thanks for the help. I will try the flash next time. I am updating the temps. I wasn't really being accurate with what I was recording, and Iwas going off of a probe that was kinda high inside the tent. I have lowered it to canopy level, and I am taking records from a different thermometer that sits on the top of the soil, which gives me min/max readings. I did notice some splotchy bleaching of a few leaves, so I moved the new led to the top of tent. Hopefully that clears up that issue. Most of my newest leaves are 3-fingered. I thought that was typical for sugar leaves? Thanks again toaster

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Jaindohcommentedweek 77 years ago

I would not worry overmuch about the training or defoliation on this one; her size indicates she was probably stunted during some of her rooting. For best results, I suggest you let her go from here and see if she still has a few weeks left to develop the roots she needs. First grows are scary, but exciting; liked and followed... just let us know if you have any questions!

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