Critical Jack & Dark Devil Auto Cross
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TripleBeam
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They have only had a trans drench and a plain water since germination. The water was 6 days ago.
(Corrected plain water days.)
(Corrected plain water days.)
Wow... those are pretty large for only 1 Transplant Drench and plain water. If it was me I’d do a heavy trans Drench next. But wait for the pros to pop in. Looks to me like the microbes are hungry!
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I agree with Daj, trans! No to tea with water but many do 1/4 TRANS, so 1/4th the amount you'd normally do in a drench. It looks like you've transplanted already. Is that correct? I veg 2+ months in the 1s and they get multiple drenches of both variety. I'm Giving a ge right now!
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I planted the seeds in their current pots you see in the pictures. They are 45 days and besides the 1/4 trans drench at seed planting I have given a trans drench at 28 days and a plain water at 40 days old. I said wrong above about when I gave plain water. I said 15 days ago but I looked at my notes and it was 6 days ago. I would say a rescue drench because the herd needs help. Hopefully the vets will look in soon.
What size pots? I'm sure a rescue won't hurt but why use all that product if its not needed, how about a heavy trans? How many ml of trans per gals of soil and how much water in your first TD. You can always bring this over to docs thread. I think your plants look good except the lowers, no biggy.
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I did 12 ml per one gallon of water I used in drench bucket. Used three gallons of water.
1 gallon pots? They looked bigger. I really think your good. Maybe a heavy trans. Say 15ml per gal of soil?
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Yes one gallon pots
Everything seems right on! They're going to need more drinks now. I think you read through the doc/ @Darkscotia journal. I really liked how he journaled the schedule of what he gave and when. Your plants may be somewhat different but it's a good reference point, just like you gave the 1st drench about 30 days in.
Nov11/17 passion seeds went into soil
Nov18/17 first seeds emerged from soil
Dec4/17 top feed 8ml tp to 1/2 gallon of water
Dec11/17 first drench(dunked) 2.5oz tp +3ml tea 3gallon of water (30 days from dropping seeds)
Dec19/17 10ml tp to 3gallons of water (8 days later)
Dec22/17 30ml GE +3ml tea to 3gallons of water (3 days later, etc....)
Dec25/17 45ml tp +5ml tea to 4gallons of water. This was also the bluecheese first drench
Dec27/17 first brix spraying 10ml brix-350ml water
Dec28/17 1/4oz tp to 5gallon of water
Dec31/17 straight water
Jan2/17 30ml tp+5ml tea 4gallons water
Jan5/17 30ml GE+5ml tea 3gallon water
Jan8/17 5ml tp 2.5gallon water
Jan9/17 brix spray 10ml brix 350ml h20
Nov11/17 passion seeds went into soil
Nov18/17 first seeds emerged from soil
Dec4/17 top feed 8ml tp to 1/2 gallon of water
Dec11/17 first drench(dunked) 2.5oz tp +3ml tea 3gallon of water (30 days from dropping seeds)
Dec19/17 10ml tp to 3gallons of water (8 days later)
Dec22/17 30ml GE +3ml tea to 3gallons of water (3 days later, etc....)
Dec25/17 45ml tp +5ml tea to 4gallons of water. This was also the bluecheese first drench
Dec27/17 first brix spraying 10ml brix-350ml water
Dec28/17 1/4oz tp to 5gallon of water
Dec31/17 straight water
Jan2/17 30ml tp+5ml tea 4gallons water
Jan5/17 30ml GE+5ml tea 3gallon water
Jan8/17 5ml tp 2.5gallon water
Jan9/17 brix spray 10ml brix 350ml h20
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TripleBeam
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Thank you both for responding.
I think the issue is I need to give more tea then i gave last time.
“Dec22/17 30ml GE +3ml tea to 3gallons of water (3 days later, etc....)”
I will follow this route. It’s about the same time I am in my grow.
I think the issue is I need to give more tea then i gave last time.
“Dec22/17 30ml GE +3ml tea to 3gallons of water (3 days later, etc....)”
I will follow this route. It’s about the same time I am in my grow.
You got it beam! Those plants are going to be massive, they already are! You may want to trim up her legs a bit....? Gonna do any training?
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TripleBeam
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I have been doing some low stress training. They bounce back fast. I decided not to do any tying down this round even though I usually do. I will do more lsting after I drench tonight
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Check your roots mine were looking like this when they started to get root bound.
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Hello folks,
As i mentioned in an earlier post that i was going to replace the 6" insulated intake duct with a 8" duct to ease the negative pressure in the tent and to bring in more cool air. You can see it on the right side of this picture.
I went with a metal duct because it was much cheaper and dont think it being uninsulated will hurt being such a short piece.
The styrafoam piece makes a nice platform to hold the air filter to keep the inflow air clean and keep spiders and bugs from getting in the tent.
Picture of it installed. I think its almost invisible inside the tent. I just need to cover the bottom edges of the duct so i dont get cut by the sharp end.
I clipped a rope to the tent for reference to show how the tent walls sit without negative pressure.
This is how far the walls suck in before changing the duct.
...and afterwards. I gained an inch and a quarter all around increasing the duct.
I also installed the four new 3000k cobs from Timber Grow Lights. I was worried how i was going to tell the 3000k and the 3500k cobs apart in the future but that won't be an issue since the 3000k cobs have bigger heat sinks and they are green. Another concern is stressing the plants with much brighter lights compared the the led panel i removed so i set the new cobs at about 20% output. The other six cobs are at about 45%. I will slowly turn up the newer cobs over time to match the others. Timber is supposed to be sending me the angelia shades that didnt come with.
The three big girls were ready for water tonight so i gave them their first GE drench at 12ml per gallon of water used in the drenching bucket. Plus 1ml of tea at the same rate. So altogether i used three gallons of water with a total of 36 ml of GE and 3 ml of tea. Did some training by bending over the highest tops and added a some wire to spread out the branches to let more light in down the middle of the plants. You can see both methods well in the right hand plant. The other two plants canopies are pretty level so i just added the spreader wire. Hopefully the stronger dose of tea will repopulate the herd to stop the lower leaf consumption. As you can see i have plants at much different stages of veg. My goal is to flower them all together but that might be a pipe dream. lol Kinda have to do something since i have only one grow space.
Different angle to show the other plants. I micro-topped the JW/PM a few days ago which is the middle sized plant to the left in the picture below. The one on the right of that and the two tiny seedlings in the previous picture are CDDs like the three oldest plants.
Well its 1am here and i need to go to sleep to work on a car in the morning so nighty night.
As i mentioned in an earlier post that i was going to replace the 6" insulated intake duct with a 8" duct to ease the negative pressure in the tent and to bring in more cool air. You can see it on the right side of this picture.
Looks good in here TB 
Everyone looks really happy.
So this is interesting ween. Seeing this out of context makes me realise that, if someone just looked at that list they wouldn’t know that the first 2 TP’s - the top water and the first drench were given because Doc thought DS’s soil was a bit low in ‘power’. Those feeds would usually be, if everything is tip top, just plain water. I’ve been reading that thread alongside my current grow and am literally up to that point.
Doc’s seeds came up around 17-18 Nov - and then didn’t get a drench until Dec 14, and it was a plain water drench.
That list only showed what DS did, which was not usual because things weren’t totally firing at that time.
So this makes me a bit wary of looking at the summary. Reading the thread is very useful tho
The conversation about the drenches at that time is around page 20 (at least that’s where I’m up to).
Everyone looks really happy.So this is interesting ween. Seeing this out of context makes me realise that, if someone just looked at that list they wouldn’t know that the first 2 TP’s - the top water and the first drench were given because Doc thought DS’s soil was a bit low in ‘power’. Those feeds would usually be, if everything is tip top, just plain water. I’ve been reading that thread alongside my current grow and am literally up to that point.
Doc’s seeds came up around 17-18 Nov - and then didn’t get a drench until Dec 14, and it was a plain water drench.
That list only showed what DS did, which was not usual because things weren’t totally firing at that time.
So this makes me a bit wary of looking at the summary. Reading the thread is very useful tho
The conversation about the drenches at that time is around page 20 (at least that’s where I’m up to). Ween has you covered!!
Good morning to ya Beamer. Your girls are looking OK, but could be better. You have received a lot of great advise from gang members on what to do next. I too have my thoughts . Remember , these are just my thoughts OK! Your lil one's will catch up providing they get the time and space . It doesn't take very long , once they catch on and build some roots.
Your others are looking good but FYI , mine rarely get any GE until they get up potted (second drink, first is Transplant)into the big pots, this is also when they go to 'bootcamp' for extensive LSTing for canopy management.
The bigger girls in the one gal. pots are very close to needing more soil...and would really improve and 'take off' if you transplanted soon. FYI , i have never had to give any crops a 'rescue Drench' OK, i always transplant into my big pots before any issues of bottom leaves fading or the like. What i would do is transplant those bigger ones into your finals....give them a good Transplant Drench , then water, then a GE Drench. When i post some pics of these four Sativas i got goin,...they have not received ANY GE as of yet, only Transplant and Tea.
Neiko, Gray , Ween and others have the smarts with the 'kit' and will always give you great advise. These are just my thoughts OK! You are doing very well sir...keep it up and u will soon be staring at big , juicy buds....
Your others are looking good but FYI , mine rarely get any GE until they get up potted (second drink, first is Transplant)into the big pots, this is also when they go to 'bootcamp' for extensive LSTing for canopy management.
The bigger girls in the one gal. pots are very close to needing more soil...and would really improve and 'take off' if you transplanted soon. FYI , i have never had to give any crops a 'rescue Drench' OK, i always transplant into my big pots before any issues of bottom leaves fading or the like. What i would do is transplant those bigger ones into your finals....give them a good Transplant Drench , then water, then a GE Drench. When i post some pics of these four Sativas i got goin,...they have not received ANY GE as of yet, only Transplant and Tea.
Neiko, Gray , Ween and others have the smarts with the 'kit' and will always give you great advise. These are just my thoughts OK! You are doing very well sir...keep it up and u will soon be staring at big , juicy buds....
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TripleBeam
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Duggan or anyone else, am I mistaken in thinking that the tea is to repopulate the herd?