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Camping In The HashGround
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I've b en getting frost at night and it looks like it has a long way to go , don't think she will make it
Snow-covered flowers are pretty, so might as well leave it for as long as you can. 
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I will maybe there is a fast flowers strain I can try next yearSnow-covered flowers are pretty, so might as well leave it for as long as you can.
I'm sure there are short flowering (late Sept?) indicas out there for folks with early frost.
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InTheShed bottle chart seems to be working very well ..... slight nute burn on the largest plant Wich is weird ,,,,,, Ive been lst the big one ...... the gator breaths have basically zero node spacing and massive fan leafs that sit in the soil and block bud sites ... I trimmed the large fan leafs on the one gator breath just for ease of watering ....... my outdoor plant is managing to live with a light layer of snow every morning the cat nacho has been eating nugs ....... even if I chopped it now there is some trichomes and the plant could run in the hash bag .... it did amazing for a runt I stuffed outside
Your outdoor plant looks terrific consider it has to shake off a layer of snow every morning! I would certainly add it to the hash bin when you finally have to take it down. Might even find something smokeable on it.
Something I do with plants that have enormous leaves that shade everything else is just cut them off at the petiole/leaf connection. It makes the plant grow more up top (where we usually want them) and they're often smaller than those original ones.
Are you at full veg mix on the biggest of them?
Something I do with plants that have enormous leaves that shade everything else is just cut them off at the petiole/leaf connection. It makes the plant grow more up top (where we usually want them) and they're often smaller than those original ones.
Are you at full veg mix on the biggest of them?
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No I'm not at full strength veg yet , im hoping to fill this entire net and trim everything off below the net and flip
Oh, I asked because the GMO looked like it was starting on a Mg deficiency.
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I haven't fed with calnesium yet do you think I should
Calnesium should have been in there from the jump!
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Just found the bottle yesterday it's old and a little chunky haha
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@InTheShed I'll have to water today , I think I'll try a full veg feed with the suggested 4ml of calnesium to a gallon brother
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Starting to regret the pot size and I'm beginning to wonder if the pots are big enough to fill this scrog net , I'm also regretting having the veg light at such high power it's hard to train with no node spacing
But on the other hand, they look amazing and healthyStarting to regret the pot size and I'm beginning to wonder if the pots are big enough to fill this scrog net , I'm also regretting having the veg light at such high power it's hard to train with no node spacing
Is this the first time you're Scrogging your plants?
And, I agree with Kanno. They do look nice and healthy.
And, I agree with Kanno. They do look nice and healthy.
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No it's not , that's why I'm regretting the pot size and wish I would of went a little bigger and let the plants stretch more
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I might be transplanting the plastic pots into these larger bags and adding soil to the plant that is already in a fabric pot , my one plant seems to have burnt tips
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