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I would like to point out that this is my first grow.I made some mistakes but I can say that I could correct them at least partially or?
YezHazeEzstarted grow question 2 months ago
My tent is 1x1x2. 480W light. Hesi grow Set...CO2 bag support.Temperature and humidity day and night 29/21, 45/52% Tall plant 69 cm.Short plant 42cm.Last runoff measurement is 900PPM.Are there any shortcomings in my plants? I would like some tips on how to get thicker buds :)
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m0useanswered grow question 2 months ago
Looking good. If your environment and feed is locked in and on par its going to be up to the genetics to flourish and make big sticky icky buds.
Adding products into the mix to make it happen is not how its done, some use PGR's and that can increase density of buds but they are a bit taboo and banned in a lot of places. Best to stay away from them. Maybe try getting a clone cut of a nice strain and see what you can do with it. Growing out a seed that has average genetics will never yeild quad a buds no matter what you put into it. Can still smoke and make edibles from less desirable plants with low bag appeal, just control your expectations
Also unless your tent is sealed up in a closed system CO2 is a wasted product, save your money and don't add it in till you have a propper setup. Extra CO2 leaking into your living enviroment is also not good.
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 2 months ago
try a lower vpd.. working wonders for me so far... some plants can grow well in anything, but others need a little more coddling relative to temps and RH. My dehum goes +3% to -3% of target, so i have a 6% swing over time. I let it tip over 60% then drawn back down to 55-57%. 26-27C being the peak. I was shooting for 1.2-1,3 (atmospheric not 'at leaf') and got way better results than ~1.5 or higher, which you are around ~1.8.
some plants may do okay in that, but you'll have better consistency if the VPD is lower. If your heart is set on co2, may need to adjust this a bit. think you operate at a bit higher temps to take full advantage of co2. from what i understand it's not cost effective, meaning you'll have a better return from adding sq footage than supplementing co2. unless space is capped, just adding a new tent will be financially smarter. Plus, no risk of killing yourself with co2.
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 2 months ago
Probably dial back overall concentration and keep tweaking ratio of nutes until the formula works on 95-99% of plants. All you can do.
CO2 bag is probably useless. If it's using roughly 30-40lbs of sugar over the course of a 3-40 month grow, it may have produced a meaningful amount of CO2. That probably isn't an exaggeration, lol. might even be more needed to maintain 1200-1300ppm over that amount of time during light hours. depends on volume of space in question, usually a small room to be able to control environment properly.
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modmyplantsanswered grow question 2 months ago
Looking good so far :)
You can bend your plants a bit so the buds are more on one height and spread out, its also useful since theres a lot of horizontal space you still can use. You can also check suppercropping on google and do that. Otherwise i wouldnt change a thing.
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Organomananswered grow question 2 months ago
Genetics, genetics, genetics.............all you can really do is provide the perfect environment so that the plants can display their full genetic potential.
There is no magic formula to add something that will grow Hero buds on ordinary plants.
Using a P/K booster and some humic/fulvic/amino acids can help the plants to display their full potential.
Great lighting is also essential, as is having a green thumb!
CO2 bags are largely a waste of money unless you are growing in a sealed system.
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