ProOrNoIGrow;3369699 said:Before and after watering? Or some sort of issue?...that after picture looks great man.Kabbal;3369646 said:Damn sorry haven't been around much Jorgie. Been busy setting up for 2nd journal. Just finished last one. Anyways they did look female to me when you showed those photos. As far as the flux you have going on, GREAT job!! Even if they all are males (I don't foresee this at all) you have learned a technique that is going to save you some space and maximize yield. You can always flush your plants with water and a little molasses if your worried about salt buildup or too much nutes. Before you do this, check plant leaves for sign of deficiencies or burns. They look fine to me btw. Great job getting em on the comeback. Things go wrong for everyone even me! Here's proof of today... before photo then after.
Jorgie, it's on the second floor, there's a screen on the window and I have the duct opening pushed up against the screen with a blanket blocking the rest...for now. I will end up doing something better soon. My back yard faces trees so no biggie...I'll take a pic from the outside view tomorrow in daylight. I will rig up a carbon filter when they start stankin
The 2 widows popped 4/11-12 if I recall (the dates on the pics in my phone support this)
The bigger one of the 3 in pic#2 is bag seed, popped 2 days later and passed both in size! Hope it's a genetic trait and not an indication of male!
Hey Brothers, this is what the 121 day old midgets look like today. All signs of nute burn and "N" tox are gone with the defole I gave them a few days ago. The babies are just fine and working their way up to the lights again. Can't wait till the flip.
I'm fkn lovin it.
