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Morning my fellow green thumbs.. So the pot up was planned for yester day but other priorities stole my girls TLC time.. They will given new homes today.. Wee bit stretchy there but I'm happy.. Browsing through the Diaries and seeing all the healthy girls is a sweet and sour experience.. Well done to all ya all.. Bloody awesome the way some of you guys plants are just rocketing..9 points
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Hi folks. So I flipped to flower on the 31st of May. I was satisfied with the sizes of the plants taking into consideration the clones in the middle of the tent that will also add to the total yield. I have cleaned up the 6 mother plants and will clean up the clones by the weekend. Then maybe one final clean up at the end of week 2 of flower. Struggling a bit with colder temps and Eskom fucking around but other than that not a lot to complain about. Cleaning up the plants have also introduced me to their unique smells. It's really nice to start to smell the ladies and what they might represent going into flower. Please mind the drooping Twisted Helix.. it turns out she drinks a lot and only got a feed after the clean up. Here are some before and after pics... Twisted Helix GSC Palomino Tortoni #1 Tortoni #2 Bubblegum Tent View8 points
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Get a second Update for 3rd June Repotted both from their 3L home in 10L pots, will go 22 when I flip them. Decided I cut the main tomorrow on Sisa, end first veg week ^^ Roots Tarryn Roots Sisa Repotted Plants7 points
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Donor/mother plants were harvested on Sunday. Quite stoked with how they came out, but I think they would have done better if the lower growth was removed so the plants could focus on the top colas. guess that's comes with more experience, this is only my 3rd proper grow. I will probably wash both of them through bags and press the hash. Tent ladies... First thing I noticed when I opened the building door was acrid burned electrical smell. 1 of the RAM circulation fans had burned out during the evening. Quite fucked off with that, these fans were a new addition for this grow. Less than 3 months old!! I have no idea what the dry yield is going to be. Anyone keen to hazard a guess? I'd love hear from the seasoned growers. Front View Canopy view Thanks for looking. Your opinion, negative or positive is most valued.6 points
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[emoji106][emoji111] You may still want to consider a ' how the fcuk did he keep that plant alive ' badge. Sent from my LM-X210(G) using Tapatalk5 points
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Midweek update: So gave a little watering. They seem to be trucking along just fine. The leaves on these plants are seriously large as well as thick The temps are sitting in the mid to low 20's at times. But all in all doing well.5 points
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Update: Week 3 of veg - doh! This is probably an upsetting image, my apologies Repotted Probably worth talking about how I screwed up so far. I almost always grow from clones so my seedling stage growing clearly needs work. The ferts I was using for the seedlings had much too high an EC. I was diluting my veg ferts but was not diluting it nearly enough (or testing the EC ) That and being a bit distracted by non-cannabis things the last couple of weeks was enough to cause what looks like N toxicity. I've given the coco a flush and have have started using ferts with a (tested) much lower EC. The new growth is already looking better, so I'm hopeful. As I understand with N toxicity the old leaves don't recover fully/quickly. T1 and T2 have pretty good root systems and despite the horror that is the drooping there, the leaves look ok. So I'm hopeful. I'm estimating that I've lost a good week, maybe more, due to stunting. Its going to be really interesting to see how they do from this point on. Pretty silly mistake, but I'm happy. Just learned something valuable for next time. Also I'm really glad I'm growing in coco, it make the testing and correction very easy4 points
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Documenting every step is actually quite a mission As the pots got bigger... remembered that I have to set the light new too. Distance to the canape is 61cm (288 QB 3000k 660nm, all 4 used in the tent) Tarryn Sisa4 points
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So.. this escalated quickly lol. I bought a second tent, Mars Hydro 60x60x140cm. This will be for the mother. Then I'll take clones and veg them a bit in my main tent then flip to flower. Not sure if I should lollipop yet or not but I'll get to that when the time comes. Then for now while I'm still looking for a strain that's perfect for me I'll give the mother to a mate so he can flower it and then I'll start growing the mother for the next strain I want to try out. Thanks for all the help guys!! @Adansonia digitata @Prom @CreX @PsyCLown @GGG @Twix Aphen3 points
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Week 2 Mini Update Things are looking good still, I haven’t changed anything really. The hydro girls have dropped little roots so things should be happening soon. Organic girl is also just chillin' doing her thing.3 points
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yeah I read up alot on it and it has some amazing results in the farming sector. So i thought why not try. And all I can say is Wow!!3 points
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A perpetual grow with dedicated veg and flower, then using cuttings will always be the quickest way to get multiple harvests and has the potential to lead to the biggest harvests per tent as you are running the exact same plant again - so if its a plant which yields well it should be consistently yielding well. Growing from seed will open you up to the lucky packet of phenos and variances, so yield may not always be the same. I prefer working with cuttings as opposed to seeds, by the time the seed has grown to the size of a rooted cutting, it's about the same period of time (if not more) than it would to have taken the cutting and had it root. It is possible for a cutting to provide a larger plant in a shorter period of time but this would vary a bit as well. Make a DIY grow area to keep a mother for now, take cuttings, root them and grow them out.3 points
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Thanks for the tag @John A My foliar intervals is daily Monday- Friday. Weekend they get no spray as I'm so busy I hardly enter the grow room. My experience with Epsom only came about January this year. After having a friend battle with yellow plants, he tried epsom, and in 5days his plants looked brand new. I tested it on my healthy plants and holy moses of treetrucks was I shocked. - Whoever hasn't tried it, don't be skrik just read the box and you'll be sold. For sprays I use the following, at absolutely random intervals, they all do good and I don't claim to have a scientific recipe for success. I also spray to a soaking wet degree. - Cannaleaf FPJ - Indigenous Micro Organism (self made) - Banana/Mango FPJ - Fulvic (no idea what it does, just that plants love it) - Epsom obvs - ExploGrow, added into every single mix. - Plain water some days to "clean" the leaves off For IPM - Neem Oil - Gets Sprayed every 2nd or 3rd mix I spray after work as I've learnt spraying in the morning makes the leaves burn. Lights needs to be on for a good couple of hours before spraying. My spraycan of preference is the 750ml types, lekker small and easy to get in all nooks and crannys. One full can lasts about 2-3days of spray. *I don't measure PPM, Dosages or anything. Breaking head over Dilution ratios and milliliters is not my type of disco. I feel the room, be the room, vibe the room.3 points
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Now that I see an actual reading on the temps in the cabinet all I can say is if you don't have a thermometer, get one. Realizing my main reasons for not having successful indoor grows was not understanding the environment control. Learning very fast. Thanks dudes. Sent from my LM-X210(G) using Tapatalk3 points
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fastest to the next harvest yes...but not at all faster and more efficient than using cuttings... sure...the initial work will take longer... but subsequent harvests will be much much faster... first harvest may take 6 months to get to... but thereafter you are set up to do a harvest every 2.5 months when you say 9 clones at the end of flower, do you mean to only take cuttings at the end of flower? because that will cost you months of work with revegging and training effort. take cuttings before the plants go into flower, not during3 points
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That nice green plants represents alot of love bro , they look great Sent from my Hisense Infinity H50 using Tapatalk3 points
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What helps in the winter is sucking air in from the top and catching the hot air from the lights and then the outlet at the bottom , I usually change intake from bottom (summer) and then top in winter 2-5 degrees helps with no extra cost Sent from my Hisense Infinity H50 using Tapatalk3 points
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that spontaneous moves are always exciting hahaha..... ill be staring at my plants for 30 min, and then BAM i have topped everything in a wild flurry in a matter of minutes hahaha i have topped both my ladies so far a few days ago, i should have 4 nice colas shortly hehe3 points
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I don't want them to waste energy on branches I remove anyhow ^^ But yes, I actually wanted to just cut the new grown branches.. next snip will be the main.. thinking when to do it... might just be a spontaneous action I still have 3 weeks veg.. I might go full mainlining on Sisa. No risk, no fun3 points
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Harvest in total more, yes.. but time you used to get to that harvest is a lot longer. Raising the mother, then take 9 clones and finish those clones.. takes a few weeks on top of the seed grown plant. If you want to increase harvest, learn the strain you want to grow on regular interval. It isn't to difficult to reach over 2g/watt even with LED lights. You just need to learn what the plants like and what they hate. If you do not care about phenos, get Regular seeds, make your own seeds, feminize them.. and drop 9 each time to fill your tent. That is the fastest way to produce loads with one tent.3 points
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Use the 5lt pump sprayers, works better outdoors and is more versatile than the smaller handheld ones. The wand helps getting in everywhere. My GM is almost 3yrs old and going strong. Mostly using my sprayer for IPM but have Calmag and Epsom for defs, monthly maintenance via the roots. Chilli garlic onion for aphids/whitefly Tomato leaf alkaloid for spidermites Margaret R for worms Couldnt find coppersoap locally, got sorted online. Noticed a few spots of wpm during defol. Next on the cards.3 points
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This is quite a nugget. The amount of scientist who have done this study never seizes to amaze me... Just the dosage and frequency of application was the big ticket in many cases. First obviously nutritional integrity needed to be upheld in all plants. The ratios are all very similar it seems, Humic and fulvic for the intermediate chelation of all elements, and then kelp offering all the essential trace and some macro minerals, not forgetting all of the plant hormones. So many of cases found lower doses and higher frequencies worked best, but i'm in 2 minds about this, and quite intrigued at the fortnightly example you gave. Definitely worth trying. I feel like there is something to it.3 points
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Received the new seeds. Tents dialled down to 250watt. Seeds going in the water tonight.[emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk3 points
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Keep on keeping on , these girls are renowned for recoveries . Sent from my Hisense Infinity H50 using Tapatalk2 points
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@PsyCLown if you can keep the sea of green rolling it is very efficient. Especially when you can harvest every week and replace what you cut, straight away.2 points
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Dude yes... this is me. I'm still two weeks away from flipping to flower in my current grow and now I'm planning the next one and buying second tents, lights, etc.. People say smoking is the addiction but for me its the growing2 points
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whats up man! yea i agree with @John Stonedwell, about 10-15g per plant very nice looking top colas2 points
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Most definitely is the reason, I soaked my beans straight in ExploGrow and they pumping. ExploGrow is perfectly named!2 points
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I understand that he wants more weed per seed.. ergo.. he drops a seed, raises the plant, turns her into 9 cuttings and veges them again to put later into flower.2 points
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Looking very cool man. I see you did a full on lollipop on all the ladies. I would throw a number out of between 10 to 15 grams dry trim weight per plant. So all in all between 160 and 200 grams I would guestimate... I enjoyed following your grow. Went a lot faster than a Baobab2 points
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It might have been caused by tension on the cable, causing the terminals to “arc” and build up heat, melting the plastic. Once the plastic looses shape, as it melts, the terminals can move apart to the point where the distance is too far for the power to arc and it just breaks contact. If you are buying a new IEC (Kettle Plug cable) you can get really long ones, like two meters or more. You can also make one up with components from a radio shop. Some pro audio equipment makes use of “Powercon” connectors which twist and click so they can’t pull out (just some useless info) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk2 points
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Thanx good to be here. Lets just say that I had a very nasty pig infestation, so haven't been able to grow for a long time.2 points
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For the bugs I use neem oil and garlic alternately. I have that Spinosad too, but I only use it if there are thrips around. Clones get two seperate sprays of kelpak 0.5 ml and amino mix 0.25 ml while they are rooting. The bigger plants have had a single spray of fish mix and that was 2 ml per litre.2 points
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I don't like to spray my plants with anything as it makes my tent dirty. They get a spray of pyrol when they done in the veg tent before they go into the flower tent but hey that's just me2 points
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3 folia products only in vegetative growth stage. Silica weekly Fulvic weekly Neem as preventative every two weeks.2 points
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+1 for the soil being too hot Bit of a tricky situation as those plants don't look like they'll handle the heavy moisture from a flush well but on the other hand the moisture will help the soil break down better. Just cannabis is meant to be a "soil" so flushing it isn't guaranteed to solve the issue. Not as straight forward as flushing salts out. I would seriously consider getting those plants out of that soil into something more reliable like FF soil. It's drastic, but could save your plants2 points
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LOL if only everything was fixed with MGSO4. @DamDavei dont think thats the case this time... the plants are tiny and should still be able to feed themselves still if no other nutes were added yet... i think there are issues with the root zone... potentially too hot soil. the Jo Ma se soil right? the pics of other plants on 17 days show growing ladies so i do think you need to fix this, and soon unfortunately, i dont think any amount of epsom will fix this problem2 points
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I meant to say when the clones themselves have finished flowering, will take cuts from the mother plants during veg1 point
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Hey peeps. I'm helping an elderly lady grow out these 12 plants (I assume they are photoperiod plants). As you can see they are already huge so need to flower them asap. I topped them about 1 week ago (no pics for that) and now I'm searching for the most cost effective lighting to get them budding. I used to start my plants on a 12/12 when they where round about 15mm to 20mm tall. These plants arent perfect I know, large inter node spacing etc. But i need to get the best that I can outta them. Old girl doesn't have much cash to spare. The plants are in a all in one potting mix purchased from a indoor growing suppliers shop so apparently its good mix. So no major running expenses foreseen. Just want to get these out looking ok and then use the capital from the crop for better equipment. I need your brains!!! No ... not to eat, just for advice. Shot allot guys/girls1 point
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Hoping they stretch just a little bit. Will soon be switching on the actual light for this tent, just tested the Retrofitted Mars Hydro out here in seedling stage. The main light is a good 1.2meter above the plants and puts out 275watt, it's 3x Vero29's. (also has a blue bar from HLG. Adds some blue spectrum which apparently helps with veg.)1 point
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Slight adjustments made thus the early update. I've tucked some of the top big leaves underneath the bottom leaves, this way the plant doesn't lose any solar panels and still has the ability to get light on the shady areas. Started doing the tuck as plucking a girl naked just doesn't resonate with me. I like my branches full of solar panels, I'll move and tuck em as need be. *check my humidity ranges, gotta love Richards-bay!1 point
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