Re: First grow, critical kush soil
I can probably say we all love growin it
all love smoking it too lol
I can probably say we all love growin it
all love smoking it too lol
First Grow - Critical Kush Soil
- Thread starter potzilla
- Start date
- Thread starter
- #42
potzilla
New Member
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
lol , well you can definitely lump me into that category cron!
Already getting my second grow prepared.
Might be a bit premature but I guess it doesn't hurt to plan ahead.
I'll be running R.Ds long peaks blue which is a cross of old blue and RD#1 and BC ultimate purple.
And I'm trying to find a decent wholesaler for at least 600 watts worth of LED lights.
I'm running MH and HPS this grow but the temps are a bit much for me!
Having a hella avu time keeping my room under 82
Once I get my phresh filter and 6" fan going I'm hoping it helps.
Trial and error seems to be my learning process!
lol , well you can definitely lump me into that category cron!
Already getting my second grow prepared.
Might be a bit premature but I guess it doesn't hurt to plan ahead.
I'll be running R.Ds long peaks blue which is a cross of old blue and RD#1 and BC ultimate purple.
And I'm trying to find a decent wholesaler for at least 600 watts worth of LED lights.
I'm running MH and HPS this grow but the temps are a bit much for me!
Having a hella avu time keeping my room under 82
Once I get my phresh filter and 6" fan going I'm hoping it helps.
Trial and error seems to be my learning process!
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
yea but if you do something wrong you remember not to do it again lol
Happy Weednsday Pot
yea but if you do something wrong you remember not to do it again lol
Happy Weednsday Pot
- Thread starter
- #44
potzilla
New Member
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
Happy weedsday!!
Yeah! I'm trying to stay sober for a majority of my time spent with the girls!
I have horrible short term memory lol
It's definitely a lot different than the mushies!
As long as everything is sterile and 90%+ humidity your gold!
Have to say herbs are a lot more hands on!
Happy weedsday!!
Yeah! I'm trying to stay sober for a majority of my time spent with the girls!
I have horrible short term memory lol
It's definitely a lot different than the mushies!
As long as everything is sterile and 90%+ humidity your gold!
Have to say herbs are a lot more hands on!
- Thread starter
- #45
potzilla
New Member
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
Hello sirs and ma'am's ,
Here to give my little weekly update.
Start off with the ghost train #8
He or she is by far my favorite so far!
Stem is fat and growing nice! Knowing my luck it'll be a male!
But otherwise my favorite so far to look at!
Next up is my critical kush.
Still growing at a lean and was starting to get a yellow color and the leaves were twisting and cupping.
It appears the new growth is green and looks like she might snap out of whatever spurt she was going through.
I don't know if it was the strait fox farm ocean soil being to hot or what but next go around or even transplanting
I'm going to try and mix it up with happy frog or even fan boy it up and go with the moonshine mix.
And then my auto the la musa looking pitiful and torn to hell lol
I've put this auto through hell and back.
Guessing nute burn , over watering in the beginning , and now the top leaves look droopy (which
I took as over watering) so I backed off and tomorrow will be a 6 days with no water and she still has droopy top leaves.
I haven't killed any of them so I guess I'm doing something right. lol
I suppose it's all a learning process and Im definitely not trying to repeat the same mistakes!
Hopefully all will turn out well and I'll get some meds off my girls and maybe some pollen off the boys!
Hello sirs and ma'am's ,
Here to give my little weekly update.
Start off with the ghost train #8
He or she is by far my favorite so far!
Stem is fat and growing nice! Knowing my luck it'll be a male!
But otherwise my favorite so far to look at!
Next up is my critical kush.
Still growing at a lean and was starting to get a yellow color and the leaves were twisting and cupping.
It appears the new growth is green and looks like she might snap out of whatever spurt she was going through.
I don't know if it was the strait fox farm ocean soil being to hot or what but next go around or even transplanting
I'm going to try and mix it up with happy frog or even fan boy it up and go with the moonshine mix.
And then my auto the la musa looking pitiful and torn to hell lol
I've put this auto through hell and back.
Guessing nute burn , over watering in the beginning , and now the top leaves look droopy (which
I took as over watering) so I backed off and tomorrow will be a 6 days with no water and she still has droopy top leaves.
I haven't killed any of them so I guess I'm doing something right. lol
I suppose it's all a learning process and Im definitely not trying to repeat the same mistakes!
Hopefully all will turn out well and I'll get some meds off my girls and maybe some pollen off the boys!
- Thread starter
- #46
potzilla
New Member
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
Forgot to include a picture of the hillbilly
She or he is coming up just about like the Ghost.
Right around the same pace.
Can't wait for flowering!
Forgot to include a picture of the hillbilly
She or he is coming up just about like the Ghost.
Right around the same pace.
Can't wait for flowering!
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
looks like everythings moving along little issues but most of its going good man
Happy Skunkday
looks like everythings moving along little issues but most of its going good man
Happy Skunkday
- Thread starter
- #48
potzilla
New Member
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
Would you associate the droopy leaves on top of the la musa with over watering?
I've managed to finally get my temps down to upper 70s and they seem to be staying there.
I wasn't expecting this huge spectacular grow on the first run.
Thank god these girls are forgiving and all but tell me when I'm fowling up! lol
Happy skunkday!
Would you associate the droopy leaves on top of the la musa with over watering?
I've managed to finally get my temps down to upper 70s and they seem to be staying there.
I wasn't expecting this huge spectacular grow on the first run.
Thank god these girls are forgiving and all but tell me when I'm fowling up! lol
Happy skunkday!
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
you know the dry weight of the pot?
you know the dry weight of the pot?
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
Your plants look good. That droopiness is called nitrogen clawing and it's from too heavy of a feeding.
Your plants look good. That droopiness is called nitrogen clawing and it's from too heavy of a feeding.
- Thread starter
- #51
potzilla
New Member
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
Yes.
And after lifting it I'll check the first couple of inches of soil.
Yes.
And after lifting it I'll check the first couple of inches of soil.
- Thread starter
- #52
potzilla
New Member
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
Would clawing like that happen after backing off nutes for the last two waterings?
She was getting discolored so I backed off the black strap and 1/2 strength fox farm nutes.
Then the growth looked healthy after the first watering then clawing up again after the second?
Would clawing like that happen after backing off nutes for the last two waterings?
She was getting discolored so I backed off the black strap and 1/2 strength fox farm nutes.
Then the growth looked healthy after the first watering then clawing up again after the second?
- Thread starter
- #53
potzilla
New Member
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
Also , I'm trying to go by the book on the fox farm feeding bracket.
And it says not to feed for a month because the soil has enough nutes in it.
What about transplanting?
Will the fresh soil of a transplant have to go another full month of watering before receiving nutes again?
Or just keep following the feeding bracket as normal?
The reason I ask is I transplanted the critical around the one month mark and then it was her turn for her first feeding according to the bracket
I actually diluted it down to 1/4 normal strength on the first feeding to see how she did and as the picture shows it appears like I threw a heavy feeding.
Thank you guys for helping me out along my journey!
Also , I'm trying to go by the book on the fox farm feeding bracket.
And it says not to feed for a month because the soil has enough nutes in it.
What about transplanting?
Will the fresh soil of a transplant have to go another full month of watering before receiving nutes again?
Or just keep following the feeding bracket as normal?
The reason I ask is I transplanted the critical around the one month mark and then it was her turn for her first feeding according to the bracket
I actually diluted it down to 1/4 normal strength on the first feeding to see how she did and as the picture shows it appears like I threw a heavy feeding.
Thank you guys for helping me out along my journey!
- Thread starter
- #54
potzilla
New Member
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
Also , I'm trying to go by the book on the fox farm feeding bracket.
And it says not to feed for a month because the soil has enough nutes in it.
What about transplanting?
Will the fresh soil of a transplant have to go another full month of watering before receiving nutes again?
Or just keep following the feeding bracket as normal?
The reason I ask is I transplanted the critical around the one month mark and then it was her turn for her first feeding according to the bracket
I actually diluted it down to 1/4 normal strength on the first feeding to see how she did and as the picture shows it appears like I threw a heavy feeding.
Thank you guys for helping me out along my journey!
Also , I'm trying to go by the book on the fox farm feeding bracket.
And it says not to feed for a month because the soil has enough nutes in it.
What about transplanting?
Will the fresh soil of a transplant have to go another full month of watering before receiving nutes again?
Or just keep following the feeding bracket as normal?
The reason I ask is I transplanted the critical around the one month mark and then it was her turn for her first feeding according to the bracket
I actually diluted it down to 1/4 normal strength on the first feeding to see how she did and as the picture shows it appears like I threw a heavy feeding.
Thank you guys for helping me out along my journey!
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
I wait till the plant goes a little pale before feeding. If you transplant into fresh soil the plant will have food.
I now start with "empty" soil so I start my feeding program right away. If they get too green I skip a feeding and wait till I see a lower leaf start to lose color.
I wait till the plant goes a little pale before feeding. If you transplant into fresh soil the plant will have food.
I now start with "empty" soil so I start my feeding program right away. If they get too green I skip a feeding and wait till I see a lower leaf start to lose color.
- Thread starter
- #56
potzilla
New Member
Re: First grow, critical kush soil
Thank you B!
That's just what I was looking for!
The la musa is seriously picky..
I guess being my first run I'm learning what normal looks like.
Once I get down what's normal I should be in better shape...
The way the C.K is growing would you stake her for support later down the road?
Thank you B!
That's just what I was looking for!
The la musa is seriously picky..
I guess being my first run I'm learning what normal looks like.
Once I get down what's normal I should be in better shape...
The way the C.K is growing would you stake her for support later down the road?
- Thread starter
- #57
potzilla
New Member
This is one of my Hillbillys.
Would this be considered going pale and needing a feeding?
It's almost like she's blotchy..
Going from a dark green to light..
Also , I think it might be a good time to transplant.
Not all three but two of the R.Ds are showing roots out the bottom holes of the pot.
Would this be considered going pale and needing a feeding?
It's almost like she's blotchy..
Going from a dark green to light..
Also , I think it might be a good time to transplant.
Not all three but two of the R.Ds are showing roots out the bottom holes of the pot.
Merry Christmas Pz 
- Thread starter
- #59
potzilla
New Member
Merry Christmas cron!!!
Sending respect and great vibes your way brother!!
Sending respect and great vibes your way brother!!
Dresney
New Member
Happy holidays, Potzilla 
I'm still too much of a noob to say for sure, but I'd guess a light feed wouldn't do any harm at this point.
I think the general rule of thumb is to hold off on nutrients until the plant has 5 nodes and about 5 inches of growth unless you have really hot (nutrient rich) soil. I'd start with 1/4 of the recommended strength of whatever you're using.
They're looking good
That La Musa looks like she topped herself or something.
I'm still too much of a noob to say for sure, but I'd guess a light feed wouldn't do any harm at this point.
I think the general rule of thumb is to hold off on nutrients until the plant has 5 nodes and about 5 inches of growth unless you have really hot (nutrient rich) soil. I'd start with 1/4 of the recommended strength of whatever you're using.
They're looking good
That La Musa looks like she topped herself or something.