FutRfarmers First Grow With QB's & Doc's High Brix

Here they are standing tall! Anyone else get a funny feeling that back right(Blueberry) is a Sativa? Got the beans from the vault in UK, Phoenix is the breeder. Last pic is a close up
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Holy schnikes farmer! They really did grow considerably!

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The rest of the girls weren’t exactly feather light like I’ve let them get, however they were extremely light and not droopy I feel I chose the right time to water before they got droopy. Seriously though does this blueberry look like a Sativa? The stem run is insane with berry dank ness
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Hey Farmer! Yes, liking the training on the NL! I'm not saying that one isn't a sativa but I usually think sativa when I see skinny long leaves, those look more indica to me but I ain't no expert!

They're really looking good! That one with the rust spots, is that the only one? I suspect it's either got a substandard root structure to support the plant or its root bound..? @DopyLemontree what do you think? id suggest waiting a day or two and checking the roots, squeeze all around the pot to loosen it up and the plant should slide right out, get us a pic if you do that. Possible fixes include trimming off a bunch of leaves, a nice heavy transplant or up pot. Could also,be Brix was too strong or too much. Let's see what Dopy and others suggest. They're really growing fast!

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I'll do a brix spray tomorrow and they will probably be ready for the fist GI friday night. I'll get a pic of the roots then. I'm hoping they are all ready for a up pot at the same time, wishful thinking, I only have the 10 gallon pots they are going into for flower. Guess I should start setting up the 5x5:yahoo: wait until you check out the QB's I have for that! hoping I made the right choice and theres enough. I can see the roots through the holes in the 1 gallons, they look mighty wrapped.
sativa leaves are even longer and skinnier then those,nice good to know. the stem rub deff smells of berry funk. and the LSD has some slight rust spots here and there but I know the root structure is a odd one on that plant, when I upped from the solo's it wasn't holding together. I did check it out when I added more soil saturday. its strong now
 
Jealous about that 5x5! That's some nice space for those plants! They're some bushy gals. You gonna Supercrop the 3 that weren't topped?
 
weenmeoff said:
Jealous about that 5x5! That's some nice space for those plants! They're some bushy gals. You gonna Supercrop the 3 that weren't topped?
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Do you think I should? Maybe Friday night when I pull them out I’ll snap a pic of a place in the main stem where I think I should punch, and I just pinch them until they flop over?
 
weenmeoff said:
Hey Farmer! Yes, liking the training on the NL! I'm not saying that one isn't a sativa but I usually think sativa when I see skinny long leaves, those look more indica to me but I ain't no expert!

They're really looking good! That one with the rust spots, is that the only one? I suspect it's either got a substandard root structure to support the plant or its root bound..? @DopyLemontree what do you think? id suggest waiting a day or two and checking the roots, squeeze all around the pot to loosen it up and the plant should slide right out, get us a pic if you do that. Possible fixes include trimming off a bunch of leaves, a nice heavy transplant or up pot. Could also,be Brix was too strong or too much. Let's see what Dopy and others suggest. They're really growing fast!

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I’m not sure what that damage is. Might be from the rough start. When ever I see anything that I’m unsure of, I always inspect closely first for pests. Look closely over the whole plant, under the leaves, stems, places where critters would hide. After that I look at my environment, all the usual stuff, is it within range, using luke warm water, etc.

I have been lately growing 3’ tall plants in the 1gal pots, so I don’t think those are root bound. Moving to the 10s too early is not good.

Pull the plants and inspect the roots like Ween said and snap a good pic for us.
 
DopyLemontree said:
I’m not sure what that damage is. Might be Friday m the rough start. When ever I see anything that I’m unsure of, I always inspect closely first for pests. Look closely over the whole plant, under the leaves, stems, places where critters would hide. After that I look at my environment, all the usual stuff, is it within range, using luke warm water, etc.

I have been lately growing 3’ tall plants in the 1gal pots, so I don’t think those are root bound. Moving to the 10s too early is not good.

Pull the plants and inspect the roots like Ween said and snap a good pic for us.
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Environment is with in range humidity has been creeping up to 70-74 lately. I’ll check for pests, I did give them a thorough inspection with a led light before the last feeding and didn’t see any signs
 
DopyLemontree said:
I’m not sure what that damage is. Might be Friday m the rough start. When ever I see anything that I’m unsure of, I always inspect closely first for pests. Look closely over the whole plant, under the leaves, stems, places where critters would hide. After that I look at my environment, all the usual stuff, is it within range, using luke warm water, etc.

I have been lately growing 3’ tall plants in the 1gal pots, so I don’t think those are root bound. Moving to the 10s too early is not good.

Pull the plants and inspect the roots like Ween said and snap a good pic for us.
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I can say though it’s in only the bottom leaves, no new growth is affected, maybe signs ibket then get to dry?
 
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