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First Grow - Bag Seeds - Advice Welcome
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5 Heavyweight 2 Fast 2 Vast
3 60 Lemon Auto
Got Couple FREEBIES
1 BlackSkull Diesel-matic Feminized
1 BlackSkull Jack Herer Auto
Will Be Starting A New Journal For Those. Maybe Autos Will Be The Way To Go
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Not Sure What Happened Could Have Been The Transplant, Doubt It The Though. Maybe The Nutes, Lack Of Or Too Much.
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your leaf problem is a deficiency. I am still looking it up because it looks to me like 2 things. Possibly it is related to pH not the nutes themselves. But it is not an abundance issue.
The first thing I thought it was looks a bit different but you may just be in early stages.
Yeah I am going to go with Potassium deficiency.
I think the drooping may also be due to lack of humidity or temps too low. What is the room temp and the RH in there?
The first thing I thought it was looks a bit different but you may just be in early stages.
Yeah I am going to go with Potassium deficiency.
I think the drooping may also be due to lack of humidity or temps too low. What is the room temp and the RH in there?
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Temp Now Is 73°
Last 36hrs 66° to 81°
PH ???
Last 36hrs 66° to 81°
PH ???
So if the humidity gets low it can cause the leaves to droop. It should be above 50% and MUST NEVER go below 40% absolute bottom. If you are not keeping the humidity up you can hang some wet towels in there and just re wet them twice a day.
What is the question about pH? It is likely the deficiency issue(s) is because your pH is wrong which prevents the plant from being able to absorb the nutes. You must be testing the water you add and adjusting it to 6.5 before watering in soil. If not eventually the pH will get out of balance and all sorts of problems can occur...unless your tap water is about 6.5...
What is the question about pH? It is likely the deficiency issue(s) is because your pH is wrong which prevents the plant from being able to absorb the nutes. You must be testing the water you add and adjusting it to 6.5 before watering in soil. If not eventually the pH will get out of balance and all sorts of problems can occur...unless your tap water is about 6.5...
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Plant one turned out to be a male. I immediately removed it from the tent with the other autos and placed in an entirely different floor of house. I have only one plant remaining from the original 12 of my bag seeds. Even though 2 are living one turned out to be the male and hopefully this last one is still a female that maybe I can get plenty of good clones off of this week. By the way I went ahead and put the plant one the male and to 48 hours of pure darkness followed up with following a 12 12 light cycle and changing of newts accordingly for transition and flowering
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She looks happy though!
Thanks, Thinking She Ready For Some Clones To Come Off Her And Hopefully That Want Hurt Her Any More Then I Already Have. But I Also Want To Transplant To A 7 Gallon From The 3 Gallon It's Currently In, Only Because I Have Roots Growing From Everywhere. My Drain Holes, On My Stem Above Soil But Just Below The Lowest Leaves, And I Just Topped It Off With More Happy Frog Potting Soil Because Of Erosion From My Rookie Watering Techniques. Any Suggestions On A Chronological Order.
Well roots coming out of everywhere is not a bad thing at all.
I don't bloom in anything less than 5 gallon but I have a different technique. I think the plan is excellent really. Take some clones, up-size the pot, give it a week and you can bloom.
Personally I would have or still would train it. That said it is often best to learn about things from first hand experience. Since this is your first grow it may be beneficial to learn about how the flowers ripen at different distances from the light. There are many techniques for growing. The one where you let it grow up naturally like a bush would in the wild when indoors is only done by those running many large bulbs in a large room...or newbs.
For the rest of us trying to maximize the yield and overall potency by getting all of the flowers to ripen at the same time there are a few more advanced things to do. I would however suggest you do those on your next run and finish this one off and get the learning you can from it.
You have plenty of time to grow big plants. Clone this one and try to see if you can get this one over the finish line. There is a lot to learn still. The veg part is easy. Well all of it really is easy but Veg is nearly impossible to fully screw up. You can always fix it in veg. In bloom virtually everything you do wrong impacts final product quality or weight.
Keep us posted.
oh and to answer your question...when done correctly the re-potting wont stunt really anything so the order doesn't really matter. Also when done correctly the cloning wont stunt anything. So all of it can be done and you will be fine if you do it right.
I don't bloom in anything less than 5 gallon but I have a different technique. I think the plan is excellent really. Take some clones, up-size the pot, give it a week and you can bloom.
Personally I would have or still would train it. That said it is often best to learn about things from first hand experience. Since this is your first grow it may be beneficial to learn about how the flowers ripen at different distances from the light. There are many techniques for growing. The one where you let it grow up naturally like a bush would in the wild when indoors is only done by those running many large bulbs in a large room...or newbs.
For the rest of us trying to maximize the yield and overall potency by getting all of the flowers to ripen at the same time there are a few more advanced things to do. I would however suggest you do those on your next run and finish this one off and get the learning you can from it.
You have plenty of time to grow big plants. Clone this one and try to see if you can get this one over the finish line. There is a lot to learn still. The veg part is easy. Well all of it really is easy but Veg is nearly impossible to fully screw up. You can always fix it in veg. In bloom virtually everything you do wrong impacts final product quality or weight.
Keep us posted.
oh and to answer your question...when done correctly the re-potting wont stunt really anything so the order doesn't really matter. Also when done correctly the cloning wont stunt anything. So all of it can be done and you will be fine if you do it right.
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Wouldn't Mind A Bit Any Insight I Receive Hope It Does Answer Questions You May Run Across In Your Soon To Be Journey Of Bag Seed Wonders.
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Like the cloning idea... The plant looks really good, why haven`t you started "Topping" or even go SCROG, looking at her, you can really do your girl justice right abt now....
What's your suggestion on an order of topping, transplant, and cloning. In addition to the order is there any guidelines pertaining to time in between procedures to avoid over stressing the plant?
His planter looks like 5gallon from the pic, he`s good there.
I`d let this one grow a week more and start "Toping " her off and let her grow and spread her wings in order to clone strong Girls...Shouldn`t be in any hurry here...
I`d let this one grow a week more and start "Toping " her off and let her grow and spread her wings in order to clone strong Girls...Shouldn`t be in any hurry here...
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