Canuk Seeds Comparative: Viente:Uno CBD
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Vegan4life
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Amazing growth, and even with that Canuk sticker way up there it's still gonna be hidden any minute!
Omg you are off to a five star start!
I have a feeling come flower this will be a solid Jotm contender.
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I have a feeling come flower this will be a solid Jotm contender.
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PGA Caddie
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I was thinking the same thing...
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PGA Caddie
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You are too kindOmg you are off to a five star start!
I have a feeling come flower this will be a solid Jotm contender.
Once I add the net and start tucking and weaving it will end up being a jungly mess in there. Guaranteed!
Your plants look fantastic, PGA! May I ask what grow method you're using? It looks a little like a hempy and a little like a SIP. Those are the only 2 kinds of grows that I know of that use perlite.
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PGA Caddie
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I would consider it a hempy style seeing as how the grow medium is straight perlite. A lot of folks in hempy drain to waste (water and use nutes once) I drain back into the 14 gal res (closed loop). Top off the res with water and add nutes when needed to maintain a target ppm depending on the stage of growth.
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PGA Caddie
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The plants were topped at the fifth node a few days ago. Won't be long and I'll be adding the net to start spreading these ladies out.
Pre Top
Post Top
I went ahead and took quite a few large fan leaves that were blocking the lower growth.
Bucket 1
Bucket 2
Bucket 3
Ph is holding steady @ 5.8 and I'm keeping the ppm around 550.
Pre Top
Post Top
I went ahead and took quite a few large fan leaves that were blocking the lower growth.
Bucket 1
Bucket 2
Bucket 3
Ph is holding steady @ 5.8 and I'm keeping the ppm around 550.
Living the lush life in there Caddie! You're going to be tight on space any minute. 
Is that algae on top of the perlite? There was a conversation over in @Melville Hobbes' thread about whether that was something to be dealt with or not.
Is that algae on top of the perlite? There was a conversation over in @Melville Hobbes' thread about whether that was something to be dealt with or not.
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PGA Caddie
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These are a mostly sativa strain so I’m going to flip a little sooner than normal. Hoping not to run out of headroom but if so I can always super crop. Makes a mess of a nice grow but sometimes it’s necessary.Living the lush life in there Caddie! You're going to be tight on space any minute.
Is that algae on top of the perlite? There was a conversation over in @Melville Hobbes' thread about whether that was something to be dealt with or not.
Yes, that is algae on the perlite. Unavoidable and has never caused me any issues. I run hydroguard in the res so it probably enjoys a little algae.
The consensus was that it's mostly an aesthetic issue, but one person felt it was better to get rid of it.
He had a reason, but I don't remember what it was.
I plan to spray it with H2O2 every once in a while, as soon as I remember to get some.
I'm about to go back and catch up
Thanks for the tag Shed!
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PGA Caddie
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What percentage H2O2 you plan on using?The consensus was that it's mostly an aesthetic issue, but one person felt it was better to get rid of it.
He had a reason, but I don't remember what it was.
I plan to spray it with H2O2 every once in a while, as soon as I remember to get some.
I'm about to go back and catch up
Thanks for the tag Shed!
Just the 3% stuff you can get at the pharmacy or dollar store.
It doesn't look like it's affecting the plants, so I don't see any reason to go to more trouble (or expense) than that.
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PGA Caddie
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I might give it a try. The algae is annoying.
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PGA Caddie
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It's time to add the net and thin these girls out. Lots of moisture build up on overlapping leaves. Gotta nip that in the bud.
The Carnage
After Defoil
This strain is a cross of CD-1 and a landrase strain. I've been growing the CD-1/Candida for many years and it is a flimsy plant that needs a lot of support later in flower. All three of these plants are stocky. I expect they will hold up fine when the buds are stacking.
The Carnage
After Defoil
This strain is a cross of CD-1 and a landrase strain. I've been growing the CD-1/Candida for many years and it is a flimsy plant that needs a lot of support later in flower. All three of these plants are stocky. I expect they will hold up fine when the buds are stacking.
And all that thinning will push those babies up to the net! 
They cleanedIt's time to add the net and thin these girls out. Lots of moisture build up on overlapping leaves. Gotta nip that in the bud.
The Carnage
After Defoil
This strain is a cross of CD-1 and a landrase strain. I've been growing the CD-1/Candida for many years and it is a flimsy plant that needs a lot of support later in flower. All three of these plants are stocky. I expect they will hold up fine when the buds are stacking.
up nicely. Looks great btw 
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PGA Caddie
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That's the planAnd all that thinning will push those babies up to the net!
That's interesting that it's a cross with CD-1 and a landrace. I hadn't noticed that before.
CD-1 has legendary status here on 420. I wonder if it would work similarly?
Personally, I'm not really sure why CD-1 is so popular.
CD-1 has legendary status here on 420. I wonder if it would work similarly?
Personally, I'm not really sure why CD-1 is so popular.