yyc420
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Your part lol but a bit further, the south west side of it compared to you it's sounding.
I'm in Calgary. What about you?
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Your part lol but a bit further, the south west side of it compared to you it's sounding.
I'm in Calgary. What about you?
yyc420
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Ok, so I'm often late to read ALL the info on these threads. Just saw what you're working with in the attic.
is 6x6 going to be reduced or is that the size you've allotted for the grow?
My opinion? And it carries no more weight than that...if heat is going to be as big an issue as you think, go with 2 plants max. Make it 3x3 or 4x4-ish to let that little cool air humidifier have a chance.
is 6x6 going to be reduced or is that the size you've allotted for the grow?
My opinion? And it carries no more weight than that...if heat is going to be as big an issue as you think, go with 2 plants max. Make it 3x3 or 4x4-ish to let that little cool air humidifier have a chance.
Billygroat
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Ya maybe I shoukd do that ,, sounds way better. Then easy to control and handle?
Billygroat
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I'm in new Brunswick
yyc420
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WAY easier in my opinion. I learned great lessons in hard ways (like a lot of people on here I presume). With topping, training and other techniques like you see in this link, you'll get a few O's from each plant as it is.
yyc420
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I'm in new Brunswick
Atta boy! East Coast coming out! No doubt you get cold spring an summer nights then.
Billygroat
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Would love a few O's ! I'm. Going auto again, is that a good option ?
! I'm. Going auto again, is that a good option ?
Integrum Stultus
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Autos are fun. And quick. You can pull some weight off some of the strains with some advanced techniques and/or skills.
yyc420
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Would love a few O's
I think so. if you get the time, look through some of the journals people have here of their auto grows. With enough time, patience, and plant training...they can be huge yielders.
Check This Link Out
Been reading about some massive harvests from this and other strains.
I've got these on order, have some others to go before that though.
Billygroat
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I think that the problem last time , I didn't know enough
Billygroat
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Thanks so much!! Amazing!
LaidBackLeo87
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I was checking out the babies and saw some brownish spots on one of my girls, I'm looked into it and the best i can guess is a phosphorus deficiency but i wanted to run it by some more trained eyes
I came to the phosphorus conclusion because of a few main things, first obviously the brown spots but also slow growth and red stems near the bottom of the plant, what do you guys think?
I came to the phosphorus conclusion because of a few main things, first obviously the brown spots but also slow growth and red stems near the bottom of the plant, what do you guys think?
Looks like phosphorus here too.
LaidBackLeo87
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Thanks man, i feel like if im truly gonna learn i need to inform myself and read up, but i didn't want to jump ther gun and misdiagnose her, i read you can use bloom fertilizer to help with this and i do have tiger bloom which has a good amount of phosphorus but i was hoping there may be something that is more specifically designed for this problem like 0-6-0 any ideas?
Edit: or should i just get some bone meal and make some tea? Found bone meal on Amazon (4-16-0)
Cannoisseuras
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Tea would be great.....espescially as a foliar spray.. it's great if you have an atomizer
LaidBackLeo87
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I've never done the tea route ( first grow), and I'm not sure what an atomizer is, but if i got the bone meal would i just soak it in water for a certain amount of time or would i boil it in water?
Imhigh85
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Do you need aquarium air pump at least water needs to be circulating constantly while making tea
LaidBackLeo87
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Even with a small tea batch? Maybe just a gallon? I only have two plants and its just the one showing signs of phosphorous deficiency
Cannoisseuras
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If you have a deficiency the fastest way to get the nutrients to the plant is foliar so do some foliar the root drench the rest one gallon should definitely help it might even correct it completely. Tea is great
Imhigh85
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You can buy tea at the store just make sure you delete it more than it says on the back before using it on your leave