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Week 5 flower under the @Liontree Supernova 320 (100%) We on 19 days since the true flowers started appearing so could be looking at a 10 week flowering period or more. Powdered sugar started coming out to play as well. Smooth sailing for now.

Hey Guys.. glad to be a new member here.. Durban bound soul here..Been growing my own smoke for 7+ years now.. All indoor.. Everyday is a learning day.. look forward to getting into the mix here..

Would make 1 meter rows, 4 rows, about 70cm walk space in between, 12 meter long rows. 48 meter x 1 meter grow area. 3 QBs per meter. 144 QBs with 120 watt per QB. 17280 watt. 415 units a day, 12450 units a month... just the light. 30 to 40% for ventilation. Might be same amount for AC as light 32k units for Eskom a month total, perhaps build a small koeberg for a MOAT is best 768 autos... conservative guessing.. 38 kg dry each 9 to 12 weeks depending on strain. Full time job for 5 people to grow... little army to trim and dress I might need one of these tents if the coffee shop becomes reality shut up, let me dream!

Zoinks, Scoob! How'd I miss this one?? Lookin gooood, Here, have a scooby snack pack

Looking good man! The light seems to be doing the things! You also look on top of your game

I agree, will see whats available. Got a refund due from Futurama , so could ask them to send me one of these you listed and then later play with one of these usb one`s for the fun of it.

I looked at those now, doesn't make it clear if digital or optics, so I wouldn't. At that cost, as apposed to the cheapest actually scope, and then a 2x optical zoom hand held, I wouldn't expect much sorry. Added, the curiosity in me or the child, wants to test it too still

If i use the new electricity cost i got july for prepaid home consumers.. 81225.60 Rand a month electricity cost @PsyCLown 3 QBs per sqm, 48 sqms grow area

Haha I love it , new name of the next grow , “Scooby’s snack pack “ Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Haha, 144 QB's - imagine that. How deep / wide are the 1m rows? How many QB's per sqm does that work out to though? 38KG dry, trim by hand? Fucking hell, that is when you buy a centurion trimmer and the people buying the weed from your coffee shop must STFU and just smoke it.

Hey dudes, my first post here. Critical + F1 Plant 6 and the last lady to Finnish flowering last season. So far its the best pheno iv''e grown from this strain. The dried flower smells and tastes of sweet licorice with a musty finnish.

I wana know how many of these have sold!? I don't think a one man band can make enough music to fill that space, if you know what I mean... Would have to quit your day job and employ a staff team!

Alright alright alright guys! Give this bruski a break long enough for him to show us his grow haha!! Welcome bro! Make yourself at home and I hope we can glean some wisdom from you as you will from us

Autos are not stable, especially the dutch ones. I had the exact same experience. The US genetics I agree just seem to be of a higher quality and they're certainly leading the way with auto's and even photoperiods. Guys are buying the dutch stuff as its cheap and advertised everywhere with the strain names people are use to hearing and want.... or think they want.

Very sexy setup!

This gona be 1 dank ass harvest bro. Awsome job so far.

Hey Solo welcome, you have been with it for awhile, we can use your experience here [emoji39] Sent from my F5321 using Tapatalk

Welcome @SoloKush . This the place to be bro. ✌

Soil has way to much bark in. The perlite privides air, but the roots still need fine soil to get nutes. If you want to save your grow, get a FF green bag, repot very gentle. The bark will hurt a lot the root work anyhow during repotting. That small plants after that much time... very small roots on those plants. 600 watt more then enough. If you would have over watered for 5 weeks, they would be dead by now. The more i look at your soil, the less i like it. I think there is your problem.

Welcome bro think you going to love it here!

Welcome

Hello Solo, Welcome to the place of all places, We look forward to seeing your grow pictures and updates, Please share, we are here to help with all questions

i had with really no exception extrem even canapes with US beans. Gorillas were a good example. With every Dutch batch i run, plant hights are completely different.. with one big light, just a mess. Nirvana Blue Cheese Auto, same batch of beans, same moment glassed, same soil, same nutes, same light. Annoying...

Whats something like that cost if u dont mind me asking?

@StickyD420 Please have a look at my last update. How long do you think will she keep flowering till harvest, just want a rough idea. She did not realy grow much.

I see they say zoom, then 1000x Digital, so just check that it can optical zoom, not only digital, or then it definitely isn't working for your needs.

I dont know, I kind of think it might be worth a shot and be about the same, or if not better than the lens add on that noob uses. Plus I'd like to see it in action, unless you'll be out of pocket that you cant afford. Then dont.

Just get a jewlers loup or a macro phone lens bro.

That swaz looks to be a cross.. Thick leaves for a sativa.. That will be a surprise for sure.. Bag seed most of the time dissapoint unfortunately...

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Can i have a scooby snack?

When you can have just 4 plant... good genetics get a lot more important. As much as i can recommend the result of the smoke, blue cheese, blueberry kush and the bubbelicious, grow a bit all over the hight range. The nirvana WW was small in general, great for small low hight tents, also great smoke.. but just low yield. The bubbelicious still grows.. i had to go to stange ways to get the lamp up. Next i put ratchet directly on the lamp, they are in a hurry for day 67. One of the differences between autos and photos... you tell a photo what to do.. auto tells you what you have to do I know for sure.. when those 8 plants are out, i put 8 gelatos in.

Flip, can you imagine trying to hold the thing up, while you put the uprights in You'll have to have a neighborhood party, and then supply them all with dank too, as they know now, and plus, it's not like you haven't got enough supply after that

Quite something isn't it. I wonder how much it weighs and how many people are needed to set it up.

The fans are a big one, no air movement, and WPM creeps in, please be careful brother.

Ahh thanks man! appreciate that! Thank you my boeti, yeah soil seems to be doing its job too which i'm happy about.

Pop them in the sun if u can

I suggest maybe getting a 3 pack kind of nutez bro. Some sort of nutez to be used at each stage. There are a few ranges out there and it comes with a schedule . So u know exactly what to do and when to do it. I use biobizz. But u can maybe check what the other members are using. This would be the simplest and easiest solution to not screw anything up. Just my opinion though.

Looks great to me bro, well done

Small house that

Otherway around brother. The craft soil is the white bag. The green bag is premium classic. Once the seed popped you can plant it into the green bag for sure. Guys with autos that wana keep away from transplanting even pop their seed in that soil. @EthWal Winter time slows everything down, the colder it gets the slower things go. You got a dstv decoder or perhaps a modem or something that's constantly giving a bit of heat? You just wana get out the room temps, so pop that whole wet paper towel in a jiffy bag, grab 2 plates you would eat from and put the baggie between the plates ontop of the modem/decoder. Plates are there just so your seed is not directly on the device so you don't toast them and it acts as a little heat mat. Also, plates should be inverted ontop of eachother so the sides you would eat off faces eachother and the seed inbetween - so you don't crush the seed.

Brother. I see u like to fiddle. I dont mean it in a bad way. Please dont be offended. Instead of having so many moving parts and ammendments and additives and so many steps. Which means more chance of shit not being correct or doing what it suposed to. Why dont u go for the easiest solution with the least amount of work. This route may be abit costlier. But its gona relieve u of so much of stressfull thinking. Rather get the good nutez in a bottle that u just need to mix with water. The simpler it is the less can go wrong.

I feel a bit like i get criminalized by incompetence... copy paste is a stupid way to write a draft for a law Anything not containing any THC should get excluded by default. Just legalize the trade... would open a coffee shop right away and generate more work spots

Loads of tips from the bois!! My 2c would be... Well quite a few cents actually. 1)light - the light you have is really great for veg and flower, but its value will be in the flowering stage mostly. - I would follow @afternoon blazer advice about the Acdc lights... Really good bang for your buck for veg growth. And then use the 600w HPS for flower only. Recipe for success with lighting. I wouldn't fully convert to LED just yet if you are happy paying the electric bill you get. But it's definitely where the market is moving LED quantam boards and high output diodes. 2)the meduim. Christ it looks scary... The barky bits are no good. I would honestly try cut the plants out of that meduim, even if you damage some of the roots, and put it in the meduim with perlite. I recommend getting yourself some coco and mixing it with the perlite. This is the right meduim for cannabis. Even the soil soils are mixed with a lot of coco to make it a lighter arier meduim. Or get one of the recommended brands and use as is. Telling you... Guaranteed success son. 3)the nutes. Seagrow is a great all round nute source! And is a valuble addition to your toolbelt. There are tons of better nutes available... But this is not the worst you can do either... So all good man. If you can afford other nutes, I will suggest the biobizz range. How are you feeding the plants? This is where I want to highlight the most. Not a single one of your plant pics has a moderately dried out meduim... Every Pic you posted has drenched pots. The amount of water in the pots with the seedling should be fine for like the next 2 weeks without watering. And your bigger ones should be fine for like a week as well. And you should not be using any of the seagrow nutes at all yet... Plants are just too small. It would seem as you have been caught in the new hobby snare... Loving your new passion to death. This is a long game... Zero aspects of growing require constant adjustment. My 4c is you have not been letting your meduim dry out sufficiently. Light is good, nutes are good, airflow is good.... Watering habits are bad... Naughty naughty lol. As you are new, use this tip to help with watering. Actually, here's 2 tips for watering. A) pot weight test. Weigh your meduim before you water it... So you know what a 'light' meduim feels like... And then water, and only water again when the pot is light, or you have weighed it again and it is getting close to the base number. This approach works well with few plants. B) the knuckle test. Get your fingers stuck in there man... I don't water a damn thing until I can feel that the meduim is only alil moist about 2 knuckles down. That's about 5cm...2 whole inches. Then water till you get a bit of runoff, and then you are good again for a while. Cannabis NEEDs to have a wet to dry cycle. Not a wet to moist cycle. Peace and love bud! I know you gonna get this right

Limped behind the house quick... compost and mixed soil for fun to come

Gsc Blue Dream Ghost train haze No specific order, and haven't really had lots of time to try or grow most of the strains available and going to be going into it properly now. Going to definitely try my local boys, @1000Hills Nursery and @Totemic without a second thought at all. Just time and money at the moment

Built a little box for the seedlings to germinate under a 85w cfl , and hopefully keep the temperatures up until they are big enough to go back into the tent Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here's the feeding chart I used when I was starting off. Served me well up until I started mixing nutes with a tds stick meter. pH between 5.7-6.2

So to understand what you are doing with topping, you need to remember that even though the plant is alive, you aren't chopping off its head with this maneuver lol. There is no hard and fast rule as to where you must top... This comes with experience... One day you will just walk by and realize a lady needs a snip and just do it! You can top the plant right down to the first node if you really wanted to... Don't... But I'm just saying it would be fine... The trick comes more about which lower nodes have decent enough shoots, you want to make your snip as low as you can! Without cutting off the lower stems you want to promote. So even if the nodes alternate like you are experiencing, you are just looking for lower growth that looks good enough to become a main Cola... And that method you have about topping at the 5th node is wrong... Or atleast the way you interpret it is wrong. On a seed grown plant, you would want to wait for the plant to have atleast 5 nodes, before topping the plant.... Likely at the 3rd node or lower even, depending how the lower growth has grown. Lemi know if this has helped you alil and feel free to ask questions to gain a better understanding. And don't worry about killing them... As long as you leave a leaf or 3 on the cutting.... The plant will survive

Also collected indigenous microorganism, (imo) Which is basically, you take everything (bacteria, fungi, nematodes) which you collect from miselium rich spot. Under a tree, under growth. Away from sun, you use par cooked rice as a food source for the miselium to collect on and inhabit. Once that is done, you mix in equal parts brown sugar and ferment for 10 days ( I did). That's your imo2. You have basically collected the environment around you. You have it in a bottle. Then you want to move to imo3, which is basically when you introduce a carbohydrate source , to feed your "environment " . I got bran from a horse feed place. Which you "cook" for 7 days, will reach temperatures of 40 to 50 degrees. Has to be turned everyday. So the recipe is basically, fpj, and 1 :500 of imo2 to water that been out in the sun. You want to mix your imo2 into the water, you really just need a tiny bit to inoculate a 30kg. Dont make 30kg, can make 1 kg, tiny bit goes a long way. That's what I need for what I am doing. After 7 days, that's your imo3, now you want to move one to imo4, that's where you introduce your soil, better from your garden because that soil is best for the environment you growing in. That's you marrying you micro climate, your food web. Your #imo1, is what's in your environment, it wouldn't work if you moved somewhere else or shared it with a friend, that lives miles away. It works best for where you are. If you move to a different environment, you would have to collect imo again . I like to stop at imo3 because, I keep imo3 in the cupboard and you can add it to your teas, for boosting your soil medium. If you dont till, this would work perfectly, because that's how you would refresh.