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They have taken of well started a bit of lst on one blue gelato and one topp 44 yesterday will do the other topp 44 tomorrow try keep the low
Going to take the to 5 week veg then flip hopefully enough as space im working with is not enormous so will have to train these like mad
Hopefully topp 44 will finish in 44 days after flipping so the blue gelato 41 can mature into the whole space ...
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You can keep training up to the second week of flowering.
From what I could find out, photoperiod and feminised Top 44 will still take 6-8 weeks to flower, which is about as fast as any cannabis strain can flower and not 44 days, more like 54+ days.
Good luck and I hope this helps,.........
Organoman.
I would start with quarter strength right now, moving to half strength when there are 8-10 nodes, then full strength when there are 12-15 nodes.
Hope this helps,......... Orgnoman.
All three toppd
Got damaged to one of the topp 44 leaves as crimped it accidently between pots when rotating them
First lot of nutrients today
2ml of ionic soil grow into 1 litre of water will increase as time goes on
Trying to keep then low so pulled them over as much as possible
Going well at the moment I think ?
Hopefully after topping today will bring more bud spots hopefully increasing the yeild .
They have been really easy to grow both strains upto now.
Hi Rich , so basically the main idea is small veg makes small plants, so what you do if you have less veg and small plants is to have many plants (the so called SOG method) . You can actually see me doing it in a few of my diaries, you can get a good idea for the yield also, but the less the veg the less the yield, and it's as simple as that. Oftentimes here folks do 5 weeks, but an average veg is 6-8 weeks. you can pull a Kg and half if you do 4 months of veg. So that's the basic principle. Just make sure you're overall strategy is aligned with the grow plan , but basically both paths lead to success if you do it right. Hope this helps ! 🚀
Yep, looking fine.
But to be picky, photos taken in normal light will allow much more detail to be seen and allowing a much better answer to be formulated.
It is almost impossible to judge plant condition with photos taken under grow lights, so to make it easier for all concerned, next time you post a question regarding your plants, please provide pictures taken in normal light, not only will it allow for better answers, it will also benefit you by being provided with more specific and accurate answers.
Hope this helps,.........
Organoman.
They're actually looking pretty good for 3 weeks old, one suggestion though, next time I would turn the light off so that you actually get a better image of the plant.
Rich1989
