Troy01
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That will be my next buy if the ones I have don't work. I ran to the store today and picked up some Mosquito Dunk than Bonsai and others have recommended. I put it in my reservoir and gave all the plants a good drenching.
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That will be my next buy if the ones I have don't work. I ran to the store today and picked up some Mosquito Dunk than Bonsai and others have recommended. I put it in my reservoir and gave all the plants a good drenching.
Troy01
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I got 8in duck fans and they’re suppose to do 440cmf and I also got a clip fan but I am going to buy one more clip fan to put in opposite corner for a little better air going through the canopy. That should give me pretty good airflow.
Good idea. I picked up a couple myself. I also bought a small oscillating fan and I have it on the floor. It has really been good at keeping moss from growing on my grow bags and seems to be pretty good circulating the air.
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EastCoastGhost
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Yea I like a lot of fans lol. My very first indoor grow I got some bud rot on one of my White widows cause humidity is really high here. One good thing I have my grow room sealed up pretty good and the rooms not that big at all. My 32 pint dehumidifier is doing a great job so far. I can take humidity from 40% or less to 70% at will so far but later in summer is when humidity is worse so I’ll have to wait and see how it does when humidity is at its highest. I believe it will do pretty good.
I’d keep around 50-55%Does anyone know what the idea humidity is for the stretch. I know it needs to be around 40% if possible once you have buds stacking but I was thinking it may need to be higher during stretch since they grow a lot during that time.
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EastCoastGhost
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Thanks King for the advice. That’s about what I have it at. I try to keep it between 55-60 and they seem like they are happy. They should start stretching pretty soon, I’m anxious to see what they look like after the stretch lol.
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EastCoastGhost
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Day 3 since the flip and the ladies are thriving. Here’s a group shot I took this morning right before feeding.
I’m impressed with these girls so far, they never paid the defo a bit of mind.
Derbybud
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It seems like they come back stronger after a good defol. And that coco feeding twice a day is getting allot of oxygen into those crazy roots you got going. Looking good ghostDay 3 since the flip and the ladies are thriving. Here’s a group shot I took this morning right before feeding.
I’m impressed with these girls so far, they never paid the defo a bit of mind.
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EastCoastGhost
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Thanks Derby, they definitely seemed like they come back stronger and they are loving the extra feeding a day. I’m ready to watch them start stacking them buds lol.
Derbybud
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Middle of week 2 thru week 3. BOOMThanks Derby, they definitely seemed like they come back stronger and they are loving the extra feeding a day. I’m ready to watch them start stacking them buds lol.
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EastCoastGhost
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Shot of the girls after their second feeding today.
I rearranged the plants in the tent. I had three row deep looking in tent with two to each row now I got two rows deep with three plant a row lol.
Ok i c brotha looking great bushy as hell lol niceeeeeeee
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EastCoastGhost
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Thanks Jack, tomorrow will make day 4 since flip so I should start seeing pistils soon lol. I measured Jaimie’s width today, she is right at 29in wide already lol. She has turned into a bush lol.
Kismet
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Mix some coco in there !Thanks Derby, that’s what I was thinking also. I don’t want to hurt myself by cramming to many plants in there. I think I am gonna take Courtney the youngest one and Kris the linky one and put them outdoor. The only thing is I think I will transplant them to 10 gallon soil cause I won’t be able to feed them every day but that will be ok, they should do pretty good in the 10g soil.
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They are in three gallons of coco right now. I just transplanted into some soil that I have been using on past grows. I took them to their final destination earlier today. I will go check on them in about a week to see how their doing.
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Nice pic, looks like she’s already getting a little bit of frost in the pic, coolIm starting to c something allready that 48 off befor flips makes a diff lol n nice bushes lol there is goin to b nugs evreywere
Right that wat i was sayin thats one in particular is roost gen blueberry fast flowering lil gale
Kismet
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Yah wish coco was around when i was outdoor. Could have been bigger treesThey are in three gallons of coco right now. I just transplanted into some soil that I have been using on past grows. I took them to their final destination earlier today. I will go check on them in about a week to see how their doing.
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EastCoastGhost
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Check on the girls this morning and they are looking great. Jaimie is massive, she’s gonna take up some room by the time she gets done stretching lol. She has a lot of tops and has the potential to yield big. I noticed she is starting to shoot pistols, I could see one here and there on here barely starting out so I would say she’ll have a bunch tomorrow. The rest of the girls are on fire also. I’m so glad I finally tried coco, these plants have thrived in it from the beginning. Next run I’m gonna do one 5-gallon DWC plant and see how it goes. I’m thinking I’m going to really like dwc from what I’ve been reading and studying. Here’s a pic I got this morning of the girls.
Wow dude purked up really nice n dwc simple bubbler five gal bucket net cup nutes n make shur daily keep a eye on yr ph but u goin to slam dunk a dwc bro