First Ever Grow - Auto White Widow x Auto Candy Cane

Ps and candy cane you can expect this size if all goes good.
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camdy cane auto cks. Dats whats uo boy amd girls. Nest plant size to date. Not best bid growth. Good news o somw colas on second plant camdy cane autonnigs as big as a bic lighter.. . .
That stalk on my big widow I think it's about ready for some lst it's thick as shit
 
That stalk on my big widow I think it's about ready for some lst it's thick as shit
Do it but be careful i noticed in veg growth its easier to bend branches. Humity uo a bit higher then fkowering must have something to do with it no?

Dang sickness is bugging me out.

How thick we talking bro?
 
Good start man. I used coco for the past year and bontanicare nutes.

Had successful grows with the coco.

Recently switched up to ff soil.

Took a while to get my nutes on the right lvl since the coco has no nutrients in it.

Keep up good work.

I'll try to post some grow logs if this forum gives me permission
 
Ps and candy cane you can expect this size if all goes good.
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camdy cane auto cks. Dats whats uo boy amd girls. Nest plant size to date. Not best bid growth. Good news o somw colas on second plant camdy cane autonnigs as big as a bic lighter.. . .
Damn! I'm thinking of putting a CC outside, but I dont know if I want it to get THAT big (I KNOW....IM CRAZY)...Q? When outside, does the smell come off strong...like...Damn, what's that smell...down the block strong???
 
Damn! I'm thinking of putting a CC outside, but I dont know if I want it to get THAT big (I KNOW....IM CRAZY)...Q? When outside, does the smell come off strong...like...Damn, what's that smell...down the block strong???
Haha no man light smell has trichromes are just starting on her. But she was gruwn indoor my first true attempt at growing. Figure must be doing sonething right. But i owe it to this community.
 
Oh and a mars reflector 144 came diwn on this plant lost alot of branches like 7 i think. 3 big ones.
 
Good start man. I used coco for the past year and bontanicare nutes.

Had successful grows with the coco.

Recently switched up to ff soil.

Took a while to get my nutes on the right lvl since the coco has no nutrients in it.

Keep up good work.

I'll try to post some grow logs if this forum gives me permission
Yeah let me know man bc it's a little harder but I want the hydro side of it
 
Made it home a little early today. So I checked on my girls they are doing great. The big ww loved the topping and the others seemed to go for the fimming. I watered with 1/4 strength nutes probably go with half strength next water then just ph water alone after that. I seemed to have fixed the calcium issue in my runt. Probably start lst here soon if anybody has any suggestions. My big ones leaves are sitting on my pot. Will that affect them? Thanks guys
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Wow they are looking so much better now, especially the runt, nice pictures of them to. The leaves sitting on your containers wont hurt anything at all. If it happens to fall down inside the pot just lift it back up and rest it on the edge, eventually they will grow out some more and stay there if they aren't already.

It may be hard to start training them as they are right now unless the main stems are still soft enough to bend them over. I would wait until the lower branches start to leg a big longer and flimsy to pull them around. You will also want to train the 2 tops when they start to grow up some, give it a week and you will see a big difference in the size and flexibility of the branches. Don't make the same mistake I did though and get impatient, I broke off a couple tops because of it, I was rather upset at myself. One thing you could do though is ponytail the top 2 leaves on each plant for half the day each day so they stick straight up and put a garden wire around them to hold them together, this will allow light to the lower branches and get them catching up with the tops while you wait for the tops to grow out. you don't have to but some people use this technique.
 
Wow they are looking so much better now, especially the runt, nice pictures of them to. The leaves sitting on your containers wont hurt anything at all. If it happens to fall down inside the pot just lift it back up and rest it on the edge, eventually they will grow out some more and stay there if they aren't already.

It may be hard to start training them as they are right now unless the main stems are still soft enough to bend them over. I would wait until the lower branches start to leg a big longer and flimsy to pull them around. You will also want to train the 2 tops when they start to grow up some, give it a week and you will see a big difference in the size and flexibility of the branches. Don't make the same mistake I did though and get impatient, I broke off a couple tops because of it, I was rather upset at myself. One thing you could do though is ponytail the top 2 leaves on each plant for half the day each day so they stick straight up and put a garden wire around them to hold them together, this will allow light to the lower branches and get them catching up with the tops while you wait for the tops to grow out. you don't have to but some people use this technique.
How's it going my man? Yeah they are doing great and getting stanky lol. That ww really loved being topped and has took off. It's stem is really thick. I'm thinking about just bending it over so more light can get to it bc them fan leaves are huge lol. I'm hoping to get me a 600w-1000w led soon to add for flowering. Thanks my man
 
Not to bad, still been pretty busy lately, almost slacking in a sense too. Haven't gotten on the forum as much as I'd like to. Now I have to repair part of my roof in the next week or so before it becomes a big problem, wanted to wait til we decided to do renovations but that's not gonna happen haha Luckily I used to be a roofer though so it's just material costs.

I'm sure you can get a little bend in them babies, I would try to do it above the 2nd node at least if you can, it will be more flexible farther up. You can also rub the stem back and forth between your fingers with a little bit of pressure (almost as if you were supercropping) and this will help warm up the part you want to bend and it will make it much easier with less chances of snapping it. Always remember to hold onto the stem just below where you want to bend it before you add any pressure to the top and start bending. Then once you got it bent over some to your satisfaction just stake it down and anchor the bottom, the tops will turn back up towards the light eventually.

Good choice in getting another panel. I need to do the same for my 2nd room with the HPS, I can't really go bigger with an HID light since I only have 1 power circuit for both rooms, it would overload it. But I could do 2 identical panels like what I have in the veg room :) I really like the results I got in flower last time with my LED panel, you will like it. I may just try a different brand this time so I can compare.
 
Not to bad, still been pretty busy lately, almost slacking in a sense too. Haven't gotten on the forum as much as I'd like to. Now I have to repair part of my roof in the next week or so before it becomes a big problem, wanted to wait til we decided to do renovations but that's not gonna happen haha Luckily I used to be a roofer though so it's just material costs.

I'm sure you can get a little bend in them babies, I would try to do it above the 2nd node at least if you can, it will be more flexible farther up. You can also rub the stem back and forth between your fingers with a little bit of pressure (almost as if you were supercropping) and this will help warm up the part you want to bend and it will make it much easier with less chances of snapping it. Always remember to hold onto the stem just below where you want to bend it before you add any pressure to the top and start bending. Then once you got it bent over some to your satisfaction just stake it down and anchor the bottom, the tops will turn back up towards the light eventually.

Good choice in getting another panel. I need to do the same for my 2nd room with the HPS, I can't really go bigger with an HID light since I only have 1 power circuit for both rooms, it would overload it. But I could do 2 identical panels like what I have in the veg room :) I really like the results I got in flower last time with my LED panel, you will like it. I may just try a different brand this time so I can compare.
Hell yeah man. I'm going thru the same thing with my roof and been putting it off as long as I can haha. When I get off work the last thing I want to do is work . Yeah I'm gonna put some safety pins on the side of my pots to anchor to. Thanks for the tips that will help. I've been looking at either a king 1000w led from Amazon or a 600w mars hydro. I've been really happy with my mars 300w but I need more lol. Want that phat yield haha. I'm not gonna train them a whole lot for fear of snapping lol but enough for the light to reach the lower part bc they are getting really bushy
 
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