Chester001
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I know you want to use your CO2 but I'd leave the door open .... I'd prefer the cooler temperatures ... I'd give it 36 hrs of darkness and then 12/12 ... I'll bet she gives you nearly a 1/2 oz of bud ...
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Better get more than a 1/2 oz...............lol
And I really have no choice but to close up the tent, cause the old lady is always going downstairs and doing laundry and shit.
The dark interuption would screw up the flowering cycle with the tent door open.
And I really have no choice but to close up the tent, cause the old lady is always going downstairs and doing laundry and shit.
The dark interuption would screw up the flowering cycle with the tent door open.
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Awful hard to tell what a stunted plant will produce ... 
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Gave her a good flush today with mineral spring water...........hopefully it will take care of the slight rust on some of the leaves.
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She sure is a beauty ... 
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Thanks again chester............ im pretty happy with her progress.
Anyone here have any idea what "sap" appearing at the sides of the leaf tip serrations means?
I keep seeing this on the larger and older fan leaves........ but I cant seem to get a picture of it.
You can see them clear as day in person, but I cant capture it in a pic.
Here is an example of the location that the "wet sap" keeps appearing on the leaves.......(circled in red) Its wet and sappy at first, but then it dries and leaves a shiney spot????
Anyone here have any idea what "sap" appearing at the sides of the leaf tip serrations means?
I keep seeing this on the larger and older fan leaves........ but I cant seem to get a picture of it.
You can see them clear as day in person, but I cant capture it in a pic.
Here is an example of the location that the "wet sap" keeps appearing on the leaves.......(circled in red) Its wet and sappy at first, but then it dries and leaves a shiney spot????
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Could it be MoJo JoJo Juice??......
Chester001
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That would be my first thought ... or it could be condensation caused by one leaf laying on top of another ...
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She got her 1st dose of flowering nutes yesterday as recommended by the Fox Farms schedule.
Big bloom, Grow big, Tiger bloom, Boomerang, Microbrew, and Open Seaseme. (didnt use the flower kiss as Im not sure how she will react to foliar feeding under this INTENSE led light)
Examined the undergrowth and its exploding with pistils from just about every node
There is finally some stretch starting, but most of the new growth is a bit dull green as opposed to the undergrowth thats deep green.
I believe that there is still some bleaching going on from the light being too close.........time to raise the light again.
Big bloom, Grow big, Tiger bloom, Boomerang, Microbrew, and Open Seaseme. (didnt use the flower kiss as Im not sure how she will react to foliar feeding under this INTENSE led light)
Examined the undergrowth and its exploding with pistils from just about every node
There is finally some stretch starting, but most of the new growth is a bit dull green as opposed to the undergrowth thats deep green.
I believe that there is still some bleaching going on from the light being too close.........time to raise the light again.
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Bleeding leaf? WTF???
I gave the girl a visit this morning and found that she needed ANOTHER good undergrowth pruning as im trying to get her to concentrate on her 10 tops.
After removing many new undergrowth "shoots"............I came across this single fan leaf that appears to be bleeding some clear red liquid!
Never seen anything like it before............anyone have any ideas?
Pest poop? although...... i have no pests. (that can be seen anyways)
I gave the girl a visit this morning and found that she needed ANOTHER good undergrowth pruning as im trying to get her to concentrate on her 10 tops.
After removing many new undergrowth "shoots"............I came across this single fan leaf that appears to be bleeding some clear red liquid!
Never seen anything like it before............anyone have any ideas?
Pest poop? although...... i have no pests. (that can be seen anyways)
Chester001
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You're making her work so hard she's bleeding you slave driver ...
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Lol..........she's gonna "put out" weather she likes it not!
She seems to be liking it though so far........all except the bleeding part.
There are lots of pistil pod clusters forming everywhere already and it hasnt even been a week since the flip to 12/12!
She seems to be liking it though so far........all except the bleeding part.
There are lots of pistil pod clusters forming everywhere already and it hasnt even been a week since the flip to 12/12!
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Alrighty then...........not sure what to do here?
Checked on the girl this morning and gave her another dose of nutes.
I just happened to lift up the air-pot and have a looksie underneath.
There is about 6-8" of roots hanging out from the bottom of the pot! (the bottom of the pot was lined with a layer of coco fibers to keep the soil from falling through the bottom convex grid)
The roots looked white and healthy............but isnt this just inviting diesease and root rot?
Should these roots be cut back to the bottom of the pot? Or would it hurt and/or stunt her growth? (or encourage new root growth)
She is growing AWESOME, and I dont want to screw up her growth rate.
Ive never used an air-pot before, so ive never ran into this problem......if in fact, it is a problem.
Anyone have any expierence with this? Thanks in advance!
Checked on the girl this morning and gave her another dose of nutes.
I just happened to lift up the air-pot and have a looksie underneath.
There is about 6-8" of roots hanging out from the bottom of the pot! (the bottom of the pot was lined with a layer of coco fibers to keep the soil from falling through the bottom convex grid)
The roots looked white and healthy............but isnt this just inviting diesease and root rot?
Should these roots be cut back to the bottom of the pot? Or would it hurt and/or stunt her growth? (or encourage new root growth)
She is growing AWESOME, and I dont want to screw up her growth rate.
Ive never used an air-pot before, so ive never ran into this problem......if in fact, it is a problem.
Anyone have any expierence with this? Thanks in advance!
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Normally an air pot is elevated slightly so that the roots air prune when they leave the confines of the pot ... since your roots are already established outside the pot I would leave them alone and elevate the pot next time ...
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Dont this invite disease though?
Chester001
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Roots are the very beginning of the plants circulatory system ... I don't think it would help the plant to cut them off ...
either leave the extending roots and they will air prune themselves or cut the extending roots off it will not harm the plant significantly.
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Thanks for advice Chester and KingJohn...........
Its my gut instinct to chop off the exposed roots, but ive never came across this particular situation before so I was kinda confused.
Ive had mold in the past growing in my basement.........so I know that there are spores down there.
I think that exposed roots in combination with mold spores = disaster, especially seeing that the growing enviroment is prone to mold.
Its my gut instinct to chop off the exposed roots, but ive never came across this particular situation before so I was kinda confused.
Ive had mold in the past growing in my basement.........so I know that there are spores down there.
I think that exposed roots in combination with mold spores = disaster, especially seeing that the growing enviroment is prone to mold.
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Sweet.........did it work?
Why yes...........i do believe so!
Thanks KingJohn
Why yes...........i do believe so!
Thanks KingJohn
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