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Strong GI W/tea day 39 from flip.
FutRfarmer Grows PuTang, Pre-98 Bubba & 4 Haze Crosses By Connoisseur Genetics
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They look better and better every day bud! 
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Thanks yeti 
I let the NL#5 haze get a little close to the light I’ll be training her good next run and the dog shit deadhead haze seems to be a heavy feeder she’s starting to get yellowing fans, still looking good. But all notes for next run, I just gave a round ofGI at 15 ml a gallon I may ramp up going forward
I let the NL#5 haze get a little close to the light I’ll be training her good next run and the dog shit deadhead haze seems to be a heavy feeder she’s starting to get yellowing fans, still looking good. But all notes for next run, I just gave a round ofGI at 15 ml a gallon I may ramp up going forward
you're welcome bud! You do have a couple of tall plants going on. I have had a few that no matter what just get massive after flip. I could def do a better job of training, but it is hard to train in a 1 and then transplant. Since I transplant and flip the same day it puts a damper on how much training I do.
You do have a couple of tall plants going on. I have had a few that no matter what just get massive after flip. I could def do a better job of training, but it is hard to train in a 1 and then transplant. Since I transplant and flip the same day it puts a damper on how much training I do.
I think it was over here that i was talking about growing a Purple Punch and having to super crop (Duggs would call it a mistake) it to keep it out of my lights in flower. Either way it ties into my last post. I had a picture of her in comparison to the lights but I could not find it. The first one is the best I found. The other do show the gnarly bend though.
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I love it....looks super funky!I think it was over here that i was talking about growing a Purple Punch and having to super crop (Duggs would call it a mistake) it to keep it out of my lights in flower. Either way it ties into my last post. I had a picture of her in comparison to the lights but I could not find it. The first one is the best I found. The other do show the gnarly bend though.
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Hey FF. I wanted to let you know I got my mammoth yesterday, but it was an hour too late to get it hung, so I did it this morning. Still some minor adjusting to do, but all I can say is...this thing is a beast! I have it set on 80% right now while I let my plants adjust to its intensity. I only have 3 plants in my flowering tray right now and they are 3 weeks in.
Cheers.
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Also love that super funky indeed! These hazes definitely showed me a thing or 2. They are about 6 feet tall, I’m glad I let them go, now I know how the strains grow and to train them going forward.I think it was over here that i was talking about growing a Purple Punch and having to super crop (Duggs would call it a mistake) it to keep it out of my lights in flower. Either way it ties into my last post. I had a picture of her in comparison to the lights but I could not find it. The first one is the best I found. The other do show the gnarly bend though.
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Cmon September
Hey FF. I wanted to let you know I got my mammoth yesterday, but it was an hour too late to get it hung, so I did it this morning. Still some minor adjusting to do, but all I can say is...this thing is a beast! I have it set on 80% right now while I let my plants adjust to its intensity. I only have 3 plants in my flowering tray right now and they are 3 weeks in.
Cheers.
Thanks Gov I have a feeling we’re going to love this light, and the ladies of coarse! Light does look amazing- Thread starter
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nice to see you seedling
how ya doing up there brotha
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I am honestly having a great timenice to see you seedling
We work so much it's hard to enjoy simple things. Having all this free time I am just spending it cleaning up my house, working on dog training and spending lots of time with my close ones.
Laying real low not going outside much.
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I'm going to approach these with a plan before growing in the 10's.you're welcome bud!
I would've been fooooked if I let them fly in the 10s. that's a good point with the 1's I'll have to make sure I veg in the larger pots for few weeks to properly train them, I had every intention of training these ladies.. well Dang, work got busy as shit and life took a hard turn for the world. Glad to hear fro you Bud
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Exactly! and so glad to hear your making the best of this.I am honestly having a great time
We work so much it's hard to enjoy simple things. Having all this free time I am just spending it cleaning up my house, working on dog training and spending lots of time with my close ones.
Laying real low not going outside much.
as horrible is this is, I think it's what a lot of us needed to step back and get us away from just being a part of the cog so to speak.
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now that I'm home and on the computer @Governmentchz hot damn!!!! sure is a beast of a light! how's the heat? the 8 didn't run hot in the store and the driver bar didn't seem to hot
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The heat in my room went up 1-2 degrees overall throughout the day. That's not a problem because I was running 79-80f stable. Knowing I was adding some heat is why I was/am looking into CO2 supplementation. I got to 81.7f a couple times today, but I'm also not running dedicated AC to my room. Just using the central air. My light configuration before was drawing ~650w from the wall over my flower tray. That's another reason I started it today at 80%. My plants are going into their cat drench series starting tomorrow, so I should be able to push it to 100% by mid-next week and let them motor for the last 4 weeks.
I'm glad you didn't think I was rubbing your nose in it. I'm cheering you on bro. lmao My perpetual runs on about 5-6 week cycles so by September I'll have at least 4 more harvests by then. I'll know what it can do well before that.
I'm glad you didn't think I was rubbing your nose in it. I'm cheering you on bro. lmao My perpetual runs on about 5-6 week cycles so by September I'll have at least 4 more harvests by then. I'll know what it can do well before that.
Thanks bud! It was neat seeing the buds grow up off the stem towards the light. You can see the leaves cupping because they were too close to the light.
Thanks bud! That plant with the pot was about 6 feet tall after the super cropping. With it being GDP crossed to Larry OG I was not expecting that sort of stretch. I figured it would be more indica like and not stretch at all or maybe gain a few inches. That plant was probably 3-4 feet with the 1 before the transplant.
I'm going to approach these with a plan before growing in the 10's.
I think when things start gearing up, I will veg in 1s and try to train them as much as I can, then move them to 3s and train them as much as I can and then up can to either 10s or 15s and flip. Neiko suggested starting in 3s and vegging that way and I very well may do it that way when I am not searching through seeds, or if they are fems. I really need to mix up a couple kits worth of soil when I get a chance.
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that's huge for the 1's! I like the idea of vegging in the 3s also. This will be a good time to come up with a planThanks bud! It was neat seeing the buds grow up off the stem towards the light. You can see the leaves cupping because they were too close to the light.
Thanks bud! That plant with the pot was about 6 feet tall after the super cropping. With it being GDP crossed to Larry OG I was not expecting that sort of stretch. I figured it would be more indica like and not stretch at all or maybe gain a few inches. That plant was probably 3-4 feet with the 1 before the transplant.
I think when things start gearing up, I will veg in 1s and try to train them as much as I can, then move them to 3s and train them as much as I can and then up can to either 10s or 15s and flip. Neiko suggested starting in 3s and vegging that way and I very well may do it that way when I am not searching through seeds, or if they are fems. I really need to mix up a couple kits worth of soil when I get a chance.
I tried to get plants as big as possible before flip in 1s. When I was running perpetually I would always hit periods where I had too many plants waiting to flower and then not enough. No matter how I tried to Manage things this is how it went.that's huge for the 1's! I like the idea of vegging in the 3s also. This will be a good time to come up with a plan
Those are some of the plants that I had in veg over time. All are plants that were awaiting up pot (I believe, it is hard to tell looking at thumbnails lol!)
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yep, sounds about right. I had a nice rhythm there for about a year, but small setbacks, messed up soil schedules and having to wait for more to cook, changing strains... all contribute(d) to erratic flower times and fluctuating veg times.
I will say this though, flipping plants too soon and getting the resultantly disappointing yields simply doesn't work for me and I let these flowering plants veg for at least 10 weeks in 1 gal. I'd rather flip 3 plants that are well ready than 5 plants too young.