LOL! Sorry, yes. Actual baby.Oh, the 'baby' being the small plant.
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LOL! Sorry, yes. Actual baby.Oh, the 'baby' being the small plant.
That’s a nice stretch. I haven’t seen anything like that but then again I’ve been bending it under the scrog when I can.Looking great in there! I'm still at 4.5g/gallon and I'm 23 days into flip on my two. Not showing any yellowing down low so I'm thinking of leaving it there. Here they are before and after post-stretch thinning.
I appreciate the info. That will make things easier next time.There are some general guidelines for MC, including staying a little bit ahead when the plants are young up to around 4g/gallon. After that, the most basic one is that nitrogen is the tell for when to bump up the feeding. That means that as long as you don't see yellowing in the lower leaves, the plant is getting exactly what it needs. As soon as you see some fade, bump the feeding by 0.5g/gallon.
A lot of folks keep adding more and more in flower even though the plant isn't asking for more, and you can't force feed a plant. That approach tends to lead to toxicities and lockouts.
Of course, if you see other deficiencies like Mg or Ca, bumping the g/gallons usually takes care of those as well.
No I don't.That's a stunner Adam! Do you have a current journal I'm not subbed to?
Started being a hassle... The old lady gives me crap because I was on it all the time...That's a stunner Adam! Do you have a current journal I'm not subbed to?
Looks Damn fine to me. I actually reduced mine to 5g/gal after my post about feeding at 5.5g/gal. Lol. Was worried about lockout at this stage.
Those look like nice clean buds!!I can't complain either... lol. I don't think I ever got passed 5g/gal
Shed helped me through the whole grow.
I've actually been helping other folks grow their own.If you're gonna be here, might as well post a few pics of what you're growing now . A number of folks just do weekly updates.