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First Grow - Indoor Closet (Tangerine Kush)
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oh thats cool its taking off way to go..
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Well i'm 10 days into the grow and things are going pretty well. theres a ton of new growth on the blueberry clone and the tangerine kush seedling is doing well too. The only problem i am having is the original 3 leaves that came on the clone still have powder mold which you will see in the close up shot below. I was wondering if i should just cut those 3 leaves off to be safe since all my new growth looks so good and i don't want the mold to spread.
Good news: my friend is letting me borrow his 600watt HPS w/ digital ballast and T5 full spectrum flouros so i am definately expanding this grow into the rest of the closet. I started germinating 2 mango kush seeds i had and will be picking up some more clones soon.
Here is a closeup of one of the leaves with mildew/mold on it, should i cut them? Its also a bit discolored from the shock of transplant but the new growth is looking great.
here is a full shot
and the seedling
Good news: my friend is letting me borrow his 600watt HPS w/ digital ballast and T5 full spectrum flouros so i am definately expanding this grow into the rest of the closet. I started germinating 2 mango kush seeds i had and will be picking up some more clones soon.
Here is a closeup of one of the leaves with mildew/mold on it, should i cut them? Its also a bit discolored from the shock of transplant but the new growth is looking great.
here is a full shot
and the seedling
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Growth has really accelerated the past three days, the tangerine kush is now 13 days from sprouting and the blueberry is 13 days since transplanting.
I bought a bottle of big bloom, a temperature and humidity gauge and a ph meter. My ph is 6.5 which is good i think.
I am getting 8 more clones in a few days. A mix of Diesel, Sour Diesel, Snow Cap, and Cindy 99. They will be going under some T5 flouros.
I think i will be starting half dose of nutes on the next watering.
heres a group shot:
heres the tangerine kush seedling:
heres the blueberry clone, its getting so bushy already, so many nodes!! i dunno why, but i like it:
I bought a bottle of big bloom, a temperature and humidity gauge and a ph meter. My ph is 6.5 which is good i think.
I am getting 8 more clones in a few days. A mix of Diesel, Sour Diesel, Snow Cap, and Cindy 99. They will be going under some T5 flouros.
I think i will be starting half dose of nutes on the next watering.
heres a group shot:
heres the tangerine kush seedling:
heres the blueberry clone, its getting so bushy already, so many nodes!! i dunno why, but i like it:
StonerGrower
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Have you tried the Hyodrogen peroxide to get rid of the mold?
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StonerGrower
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Sure you could cut those leaves off...That doesnt change the fact that it could have still spread throughout the plant and hasnt become really noticeable yet.
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ok so how much peroxide do you reccomend i use per gallon of water or whatever?
StonerGrower
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You wont need a gallon....4-5 parts peroxide to 10 parts water...Then after you let it sit on the plant I would wash it all off.
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Added 3 more plants to my grow room today. Two mango kush seedlings in small rock wool cubes and a trainwreck clone in a larger one. Stuck the cubes into a well watered down mix of FF ocean forest and perlite just like my other plants.
I recently started LST with my Blueberry clone which is getting super bushy and looks like its going to develop at least 3 main colas eventually.
Now for the pics.
group shot:
tangerine kush seems to be doing well, staying real short though.
Heres a side shot of the Blueberry clone so you can see the LST, got the main stem going horizontal for a bit.
Top shot of Blueberry
Heres the new trainwreck clone:
and heres the mango kush seedlings, they stretched under the t5 my friend had them under.
I recently started LST with my Blueberry clone which is getting super bushy and looks like its going to develop at least 3 main colas eventually.
Now for the pics.
group shot:
tangerine kush seems to be doing well, staying real short though.
Heres a side shot of the Blueberry clone so you can see the LST, got the main stem going horizontal for a bit.
Top shot of Blueberry
Heres the new trainwreck clone:
and heres the mango kush seedlings, they stretched under the t5 my friend had them under.
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Here are the 2 flowering rooms as of today (all plants in veg):
an assortment of Train Wreck, Mango Kush, Tangerine Kush, Diesel, Sour Diesel, Snowcap, and Blueberry under T5 flouros
Here are 8 God's Gift seedlings in another room with some cuttings of the tangerine kush and blueberry i took on the bottom right
an assortment of Train Wreck, Mango Kush, Tangerine Kush, Diesel, Sour Diesel, Snowcap, and Blueberry under T5 flouros
Here are 8 God's Gift seedlings in another room with some cuttings of the tangerine kush and blueberry i took on the bottom right
Nice! Keep it up!
Nice CFL work mischief!! They look great!
Harry
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sorry i have not posted in a while, my camera was stolen so i have not had a chance to post pics. borrowing a friends camera for these.
this is a panoramic view of the closet on day 5 of flower
these plants are about 2 months old and although i have transplanted them twice to get to their current 5 gallon container i have not flushed them. Should i be flushing my plants? i
this is a panoramic view of the closet on day 5 of flower
these plants are about 2 months old and although i have transplanted them twice to get to their current 5 gallon container i have not flushed them. Should i be flushing my plants? i
Dr. 215
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Great picture. As long as you are testing the ph of your soil, and making sure there is not a salt build up, you dont need to flush. Flushing is not a necessity until right before you harvest. But everyone is different.
four20friend
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I am not a soil guy so this is just what I "think/hear" if you dont flush every now and then you get a buildup in the soil of nutes the plants dont want/need that can reach toxic levels. I would recommend it. A soil guy will have to tell you how often.hope that helps.
