BobbyZ
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Just checking in this Sunday. Everyone have a great day.
C99 x Blueberry Fast: Pheno Hunting & Comparison Grow Featuring Alaskan Purple
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Scottsquatch
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Chris, you built those lights? Was it a kit or did you do it from scratch?
Here's my ladies today:
Had some fungus gnats hanging around, so I top-dressed all the pots with a grimey little mix of perlite & diatomaceous earth. Should clear em up pretty quick.
These ladies are on auto-pilot right now. Happy & healthy.
Had some fungus gnats hanging around, so I top-dressed all the pots with a grimey little mix of perlite & diatomaceous earth. Should clear em up pretty quick.
These ladies are on auto-pilot right now. Happy & healthy.
falstaffo
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little update for my alaskan purps
started her quadline 3 days ago, topped and removed designated nodes
and then transplanted tonight into final pot
21 days
started her quadline 3 days ago, topped and removed designated nodes
and then transplanted tonight into final pot
21 days
little update for my alaskan purps
started her quadline 3 days ago, topped and removed designated nodes
and then transplanted tonight into final pot
21 days
Home Sweet Home!
Scottsquatch
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Wich quantum are you using? I want to get some but I'm not at all sure what size/wattage to get.
Scottsquatch
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I'll be flipping the AP's this week. I FIM'd them early on and have some nice big healthy branching plants. I'll be putting them into flower with 8 other plants. Im popping my flowering cherry here folks. This is my first crop! Very excited!
Kinda missed this bud
I have QB132 bds in this tent. Love these. Unlike the 288bds, these are lower watts so can get them under 12" from the plants, but still have the fantastic penetration to lower sites
I purchased 8, only using six now, but need to add the other two next grow
Biggest thing in diy QBs is the correct driver
These bds are 75w and 2000mA max, so gotta have a driver that can max these, or close
I use a hlg-320h-2100b... This will run 4bds at full blast if I want, also has the wired on dimmer, love those
Frame is just L angle aluminum from home Depot
Hope this helps
Scottsquatch
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The frame is not a problem. I used to be a machinist and fabricator. The other stuff I'll need to learn about. I know what a driver is/does, but the rest is kinda martian to me. LOL
There is some simple wireing also
If that's not yer deal, some good pre built setups available from the sponsor list here
If that's not yer deal, some good pre built setups available from the sponsor list here
Scottsquatch
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I was gonna get some of the hlg DIY kits but I didnt know there were driver choices. I was still trying to figure out what size/wattage to get.
Heavenly Hybrid
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We’re at day 17 from flip over here. Still stretching, so I bumped up the lights and did some rearranging of the ladies for lighting headroom, in case I need to (probably) raise them again. My carbon filter is above one of my lights, so I can always do more rearranging if I need to, I just don’t want to!
Here’s the C99xBB ladies (except the back left, she’s a banana kush)
I’m really looking forward to stretch being done, I have to fight the impulse to pull leaves every time I open the tent! The quadline - front, left, is the house shorty. I’ll prop her up higher soon so she can match the rest better.
Some C99 buddage forming
My Alaskan Purple is still vegging. It smells really nice, but so slow at growing. I’ll probably flip her in the next week or so.
And my first ever clone
A cutting from my quadline C99
Here’s the C99xBB ladies (except the back left, she’s a banana kush)
I’m really looking forward to stretch being done, I have to fight the impulse to pull leaves every time I open the tent! The quadline - front, left, is the house shorty. I’ll prop her up higher soon so she can match the rest better.
Some C99 buddage forming
My Alaskan Purple is still vegging. It smells really nice, but so slow at growing. I’ll probably flip her in the next week or so.
And my first ever clone
A cutting from my quadline C99
Everything looking proper!
falstaffo
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the clone is cuteAnd my first ever clone
A cutting from my quadline C99
Scottsquatch
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How old is that clone? Was it just cut or already rooted? Either way, nice looking clone. Mine look a bit rough ATM, but they are all well rooted. They will come around.the clone is cute
Scottsquatch
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I found my AP's to be fairly quick growers. They grew as large as my sativas and hybrids in 1/3 of the time. However, I actually knew a bit more by the time I popped the AP's. That probably has a lot to do with it.
Heavenly Hybrid
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Thanks guys!
This one is rooted, in fact after this pic I took off the bottom node set. I tried to make several clones and this is the only one that took off. Funny enough, it’s the only one that I didn’t dip into dip n grow, or anything for that matter. I literally cut it and stuck it in the dirt. Quite luckily too, I had an extra soaked pellet so I dug it out of the bucket. Lol, looks like I have a compost baby too!
Bilbobudkin420
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I'm really curious about ATA Tundra my friend!!
they 'll go OD together with the Cindyberries and I really hope to have an early harvest this year!
Yo am i right in thinking sand can help with fungus gnats when spread over the top like that?Here's my ladies today:
Had some fungus gnats hanging around, so I top-dressed all the pots with a grimey little mix of perlite & diatomaceous earth. Should clear em up pretty quick.
These ladies are on auto-pilot right now. Happy & healthy.
