First Indoor Grow Cheese Seedling Day 19 CFL & LED Soilless Mix Growbox

Yes, keep them dark, ans dry for the 24 - 36 hrs before harvest. This is supposed to ensure minimal chlorophyll at harvest time.
 
Hey @Still Vegging Bro! Sorry i haven't been around - for some reason i stopped getting notifications from your thread.
Anyway, i am all caught up. Your plant is looking healthy bro! Nice job on the training, she has been opened up nicely. By the look of things i am sure you bill beat your goal of 40g's. How long are you planning on flowering for, or will you take it as it goes?
I run my plants 24/0 during veg and always do a 24h darkness period before flip.
 
irie lion said:
Hey @Still Vegging Bro! Sorry i haven't been around - for some reason i stopped getting notifications from your thread.
Anyway, i am all caught up. Your plant is looking healthy bro! Nice job on the training, she has been opened up nicely. By the look of things i am sure you bill beat your goal of 40g's. How long are you planning on flowering for, or will you take it as it goes?
I run my plants 24/0 during veg and always do a 24h darkness period before flip.
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Hey bro yeah was wondering what happened to you, really appreciate that thank you I'm trying and learning. Will definitely go bigger next grow. I'm going to flower this lady until she is ready probably 7-9 weeks.
 
So Today is day 41 since she popped out the soil and I have decided to start the flowering process. The white spots and stuff on the leaves is just some of the seaweed will clean her up soon. Any idea why she is looking so dark green and the new growth is mint?
Sorry for the messy background doing renovations at the moment.
 

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Congrats on the female bro, Let the games begin!!! :cheer::circle-of-love::theband::hippy::party::adore::idea::snowboating::hugs::lot-o-toke::bongrip::roorrip::yummy:
 
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Ok so going into week 3 flower and I have realized this strain is just shit to grow way too sensitive to everything. Correct me if I'm wrong but looks like some light burn with the twisty new growth... I have dropped the led a couple inches just too see why she never perks up..the white residue on some of the leafs is Magnesium Sulphate, will clear her up again tomorrow. Please any advice to get her going strong will be appreciated.
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I think you have an overall nutrient deficiency. Try increasing all your nutrients by 50%.

If you have a smartphone, check to see if there's a light meter app available for it. Check the light at the top of the plant. If you get more than 50,000 Lux remove the 6500K bulbs, otherwise leave them in.
 
Old Salt said:
I think you have an overall nutrient deficiency. Try increasing all your nutrients by 50%.

If you have a smartphone, check to see if there's a light meter app available for it. Check the light at the top of the plant. If you get more than 50,000 Lux remove the 6500K bulbs, otherwise leave them in.
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Thank you, I have been thinking I have been giving her too much...I have an app for that will test tomorrow. Is it possible to get an accurate reading on an LED with a lux meter?
 
Still Vegging Bro said:
Thank you, I have been thinking I have been giving her too much...I have an app for that will test tomorrow. Is it possible to get an accurate reading on an LED with a lux meter?
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It depends on the LED. If you have white light LEDs from 3000K - 6500K, they should be relatively accurate. If you have a blurple, they are usually useless.
 
That's about the same as my blurple. A light meter is tuned more to the yellow/green part of the spectrum where our eyes are most sensitive.
 
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