Forest Gump Is Growing!

Backlipslide said:
Yes a person would give an outdoor plant nutrients. Some make a super soil, where they don’t do anything in veg, but once they start flowering they add a bunch of different stuff. I’m not going to pretend like I know how to grow with a super soil set up.

I do know that if you put some hay over the soil it helps to keep the moisture there, in really hot environments.:passitleft:

Plants looking good for no nutrients lol :thumb:
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Thank you...well noted!
 
Backlipslide said:
Yes a person would give an outdoor plant nutrients. Some make a super soil, where they don’t do anything in veg, but once they start flowering they add a bunch of different stuff. I’m not going to pretend like I know how to grow with a super soil set up.

I do know that if you put some hay over the soil it helps to keep the moisture there, in really hot environments.:passitleft:

Plants looking good for no nutrients lol :thumb:
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I may be wrong, but since they were on 24 hr veg until I put them outside will they go straight to bloom soon? Just thinking about the light change?? The good thing is they are on a working horse farm on an inactive pasture. A pretty loomy soil with good drainage. I blend her compost with happy frog and ocean forest and plenty of perlite for my indoor girls. Hillbilly shit, but for my first run I cant complain.
 
ForestGump said:
I may be wrong, but since they were on 24 hr veg until I put them outside will they go straight to bloom soon?
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No if they’re outside they won’t start flowering until the days start getting shorter. :surf:
 
ForestGump said:
Never thought about that...it sure cut me up...duh,,,i am stupid
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Nah... just tie the sawgrass back, later, if it becomes an issue. Drive a wooden stake on the opposite side of the sawgrass plant & gently wrap in twine to pull it away from your plant.

Like sawgrass LST.
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Being a vet, and a biker, my heart goes out to the 7 bikers killed in New Hampshire, and to their families. Tragic event. May they rest in peace. I will think about you all every time I swing my leg over my old ride. Had many close calls myself. It is in my blood, literally. My friend died on his ride and his ashes are in my tattoo. Crappy one, but all we had back then was a home built tattoo gun, and a drunk person using it. The years go by too quickly. Friends lost to the service, the needle, suicides, and everything else. Tell someone you love them today friends.
 

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It is late. Just did 14 hrs of running around taking care of jobs. The good news is I banked some good money, the bad news is I feel really old. These pics are NOT high quality, but anyway, snapped a couple just for they hell of it. They are all at diff stages, but that is how I tried to plan it. They are still alive anyway.
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ForestGump said:
It is late. Just did 14 hrs of running around taking care of jobs. The good news is I banked some good money, the bad news is I feel really old. These pics are NOT high quality, but anyway, snapped a couple just for they hell of it. They are all at diff stages, but that is how I tried to plan it. They are still alive anyway.
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I guess they do not look TOO shabby considering I have cheap free lights and cheap timers, and cheap set-up in general. I do have a two dollar temp gauge. They hit about 76 during the day and down to 72 in their off cycle at night. The humidity I have not really worried about too much, but it hovers around 45%. Is that good?? Hell I have no idea, but all I know is I see buds. Do I need to chop some fans leaves? I think so, but always get home in their sleep time.
 
There looking good Forrest! Keep up the good work in the midst of all that hard work lol!

45% is ok, it’s not great, but it’s better then 20% or lower.

Everything looks to be just fine! :thumb:
 
ForestGump said:
I have watering pretty much down. I can kinda just kinda tell by their leaves it is gettin close to feed and water them without moving them. Water till I have runoff, and leave them alone has been working. I don't want to over do it.
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I have simply been controlling humidity by the door flap on the tent since the room has no light leaks. I can tune it about anywhere I want I think.
 
First clone and second clone. First is maybe 5 inches, second hit the dirt two days ago and looks good at maybe 3 inches. Used the same perlite for the second, as it was still clean and all still. Just flushed it good with rainwater from my capture barrel outside, dipped her in powder and stuck the dome on. I never misted the second one.
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Be carful using rain water out of a barrel, it may have parasites and bugs in it, that may affect the plant.

Optimal humidity for veg is 40-50% so your doing great!! :thumb: (Sorry I did a lil reading after you asked that sorry to confuse you lol)
 
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