Doctor Trevor
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You have a lot of brown tips there. Could be nutrient burn.
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Hey Sy. I’m running a perpetual grow now, so seperate veg and bloom spaces, feeding the flower room as and when I can.Tell me more about your growing vibe! Indoor, outdoor? What's on the menu right now?
While doing research, I was shocked by the degree of competitiveness and toxicity in some of the other forums.
Glad I'm here instead!
do not grow in coco your first growOooooohh I am really keen to go down this route! But there is some strange tendency in me to want to learn about this most basic and ubiquitous medium first.
... that and I can't afford to spend much more money on this right now
Please indulge my soil leaning for now, and I have the feeling coco will enter the scene a bit later this year
You have a lot of brown tips there. Could be nutrient burn.
Hey Sy. I’m running a perpetual grow now, so seperate veg and bloom spaces, feeding the flower room as and when I can.
Like you, I started with bagseeds (NZ! ) which took over a year to find! I got lucky and a year later I am still running cuts from one, along with some newer gear.
My main interest is in making cannameds. I infused an edible oil with over three ounces of spent pucks the other day (the pucks are the flat biscuits left from rosin making).
The biomass for that would have cost me $1800 from my local sadist.
do not grow in coco your first grow
Highya syenite!
I’ve done a couple 12/12 from seed plants that ended up as one cola. I started them outside in May though, not in the winter. But since I never took them out of solo cups, and kinda neglected them, they only got as big as plants grown in the winter probably would.
Nice to find a good level.I've found the right dose that gives me a light background hum but that otherwise leaves me very functional. Would love to actually be producing this with my own homegrown.
They’re pretty f‘ng hardy, but the more severe the condition, the lower the yield. You’re going to have to weigh your risk:reward.
Yes. I'll have to be Houdini. And I have 0 control over the genetics. So it'll be all about the training and the timing.Okay. You will need to train aggressively, have a short veg (probably 4 weeks max), have a strain with a short stretch (50% max) that will tolerate high light intensity. Because you will likely have less than 12” light distance during flowering. And ventilation will need to be well-thought out to avoid excessive heat (and humidity during flowering). It’s a challenge alright.
BTW, you’re going to take that netting off the peat starter, right?
Yeah I snip the mesh off when I transplant them.
I leave these on until they are two or three inches long. This pair is the first couple of cuts to go for clones. Usually, by the time these two have died there are others coming onI keep node 2
I think it is horses for courses. Those methods are steps that those people have developed for their own training styles. The 2 girls I quadlined and harvested this year I micro topped off above the 3rd node and grew out the 2nd and 3rd nodes for the quadlining 'arms'. Some folks experience find it best to let the plants grow more nodes to 'get stronger' before topping. I was influenced by @Light Addict who preferred to top early and do so by micro topping (when the grow shoot is barely an inch high and then just wiggled back and forth and it then comes away and heals very cleanly). I don't think there any right way, just the way that works for you. I got 19oz from my 2 quadlined girls so I was happy with how they turned out. Good luck.
Indoors, I have quadlined. Outdoors, I keep node 2, so it’s a sexline.
In both cases, I top above the fourth as soon as the plant starts to work on node 6. I like to leave a long nub, so I cut right below node 5. Seems to reduce splitting.
I’m doing some sexlines outdoors this year if you want to see some in training.
I do the same as Felipe, except I can’t grow outside.
I leave these on until they are two or three inches long. This pair is the first couple of cuts to go for clones. Usually, by the time these two have died there are others coming on
Bro I admit I didn't read it all but u remind me of me when I 1st tried to grow. Except the chance seed in a herb garden. I planted on purpose. But yea I experimented. Took me 2 indoor and 2 outdoor grows to get both down. I prefer outdoor n if you can let those babies outside do so. Also yea def issues with 1st plant from get go. If not too into flower transplant to a more neutral soil. Others are def stretching and need more light. When you transplant ad space for extra stem. I live in massachu and now short days n crap weather. Trying my own grow 5 lemon ak47 auto fem and 4 kiss dragon going right now. In they very begining. Picked auto cause auto and Kiss Dragon short flower. Try outdoors u can find a strain.
@syenite after reading more let me say it's good to hear that this pandemic covid ain't bad where you are at. I live in Massachusetts which yea kinda bad. Odd thing is I took 2 weeks off of work and have been back for over a month. Since yea cause work with public masks mandatory. Still that wasn't company policy till 2 weeks after I was back and some customers still don't wear masks. Still outta the 10 people I work closely with none have gotten sick to our knowledge. Just a side tangent. Anyway you set are to all over the board in growing experiments. Especially for a new grower too much. Topping and training much debate. From personal experience if little room lst 1st. The old bend the plant to grow horizontal I like even if I got endless room. I even do it outdoors. Topping is fine just add bout a week for recovery no matter the method. I went random when topping even doing so to lower branches. Always sticking to lst all the branches got good light. It was about having more controlled branching. No matter what don't try too much n don't over think. As I said I got a new outdoor grow. 1st in years n yea they just may have just sprouted but I'm already thinking of things. Just gotta stop and take it step by step. Hope you get some ok bud I did from my 1st bag seed grow. I did better than the bud I got an from. Yea I screwed up a lot. Still do which is why I'm stressing not wven a week in paying for seeds. When u get what u like to do down buy seeds based on space n summer season u have. Trust me outdoors the flavor and taste just better in my opinion. But good luck I will stay watching.