Zen_seeker
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You see there jump once they hit larger pots eh...leaves are getting bigger and looking much better. nice lose soil for the roots to spread out easily...looking good.20240611:
RH 67-54%
Temp 23-21*
They are look pretty good today. Lights out in a few minutes.
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The strawberry lemonade up front is starting to get a bit taller than the others.
Just waiting on the droop so I can give a good feeding and soak the pots. Maybe tomorrow.
Yes. Some times it takes a bit but always takes off at this point.You see there jump once they hit larger pots eh...leaves are getting bigger and looking much better. nice lose soil for the roots to spread out easily...looking good.
No new lights. To many other things higher on the list. My light does have more red light.Did you buy a set of far red lights?
Do they add much heat? Otherwise sounds good.I know a couple members have I'm not sure if you did. I like what they do with just 15 min on at lights out in flower and I'm wondering what they would do for vegging plants with just 15 min at lights out. In Flower it seems to widen the leaves, stretch them out and make them look healthier for some reason. I don't really want too much stretch but widening and the overall look after exposure to the far reds would be a nice boost to our girls.
Cool. I’ll be watching. So waiting until after your summer trips? Nice. Good time for a break.I'm going to try them next run if my fading memory holds but I'll be on hold starting new plants until mid August when I want to try growing out 10 regs from DFG with maybe trying the banana bag gas on 1/2 them
No not much added heat, there's not a noticeable increase in my tent but they are only on when everything else is off and only 15 min so...no heat reallyYes. Some times it takes a bit but always takes off at this point.
Once I see they want water I’ll slowly water until a bit of runoff this time. Sometimes I wait until next feed before flooding. Depends on how big and how they look.
No new lights. To many other things higher on the list. My light does have more red light.
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Do they add much heat? Otherwise sounds good.
Cool. I’ll be watching. So waiting until after your summer trips? Nice. Good time for a break.
Wife’s heading out to Quebec and a few weeks. She takes this phone so I’ll be offline for a few weeks. Back mid July.
I hope they are drooping by lights on but it’s been 21-23 degrees and humid. Earth could be dry and they would still be fine.
When they are young like that you may not see the leaf droop until its past need for water. I notice it on big plants with branches but little one wilt and don't look good after letting them dry too much. If the pot feels light and you don't feel moisture in the top 3-4" water don't wait too long.I still don’t see any notable leaf droop. I want the roots to spread so holding off feeding. However what does the Dynomyco need, can it wait as long?
All are getting taller and bushier. ATM front to back is tallest to shortest. Strongest light is in the centre. LUX 14000-16000 but haven’t checked from new canopy.
I believe it's Purple Diesel, Strawberry Lemonade and Jilly Beans?Hell yeah Zen looking pretty good dude, glad these are working out for ya...more Topanga? I didn't catch the strain my bad
Hell yeah Zen looking pretty good dude, glad these are working out for ya...more Topanga? I didn't catch the strain my bad
I don’t do the heavy full dry back often. Mostly in error to be honest. I know it will come back but I’ve lost a lower branch or two on the last run. Smaller plants I’m more concerned with over watering. I should be okay going forward. This feed is the start.When they are young like that you may not see the leaf droop until its past need for water. I notice it on big plants with branches but little one wilt and don't look good after letting them dry too much. If the pot feels light and you don't feel moisture in the top 3-4" water don't wait too long.
I hear that. Knee jerk reactions have bit me once or twice.I loose leaves when they start wilting from neglect, I hate coming down in the AM and seeing plants hanging over or all the leaves hanging dead like. That's when I panic water without looking at my records to see if they need feed or water & fabric pots are bad for that, specially in the summer, one min big plants look good the next all the leaves are hanging saying help me.
I get 50/50 results with this. This last time a few days ago it paid off. And they are getting big.I'll give them a few cups of water at lights out just to make sure they make it through the night then in the AM hit them hard with what ever they need full on saturation and run off......
I agree. Seeing them lifeless like a stick or flopped over to the side give me a panic attack....I think a little droop is okay but that full on dead look scares me. Even though they come back, leaves are lost & some get crispy and that can't be good.
Get used to it lol. Very vigorous strain when I was growing itEspecially the Strawberry Lemonade. She’s out growing the other two.
It looks like they are starting to jump in size, you may not notice it seeing them daily but there's quite a difference in just 1 week...looking good.....My GH nutes feed schedule says I need Bloom along with Micro & Grow and depending on how old they are they all get the same percentages....Each product is a bit different I guess but I feed a balanced feed all the way through veg with 2/2/2 -3/3/3-4/4/4/ -5/5/5 ml/gal until 3rd week in flower then the #'s change up a bit20240614:
RH 55%
Temp 25*
Day 33 in soil.
First full feeding today.
5ml/g Base 4-0-0
10ml/g Grow 2-6-6
5ml/g Epsom salts
Turned each pot 180* before watering.
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Jilly Bean has the bottom four leaves yellow but otherwise seems fine. Each pot was pretty light and dry.
A few nats flying around. Don’t see anything on the plants or in the dirt.
Time to decide what I’m going to do with these girls before next feeding. Especially the Strawberry Lemonade. She’s out growing the other two.
Oh I noticed.It looks like they are starting to jump in size, you may not notice it seeing them daily but there's quite a difference in just 1 week...looking good.....
My GH nutes feed schedule says I need Bloom along with Micro & Grow and depending on how old they are they all get the same percentages....Each product is a bit different I guess but I feed a balanced feed all the way through veg with 2/2/2 -3/3/3-4/4/4/ -5/5/5 ml/gal until 3rd week in flower then the #'s change up a bit
G$ mentioned it to me a few times but it doesn’t seem right. It does look like she’s no longer doing leaves in pairs though.She's just got some personality
Some cultivars go to offset when mature.
Otherwise clones usually grow offset and not paired nodes.
I like seeing that but it is odd so young.
I couldn't find much about it.
Pretty slick idea, there.I found another way to safely remove shells from new cotyledon. I normally just use a steel pick with no support.
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Used it on three, two were a little tricky but the oral hygiene tool, toothpick/floss, made it pretty easy. Holding the head or stem without touching it was great.