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Very fast growth over night
HashFart Tries Bubba Kush
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Growth spurt after a light feeding? Looks like they love what you gave them!
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I still didn't feed I just gave them a big water with runoff , I'm going to feed next water half strength , I need to buy a couple bags of promix , I think I'm going to do 7g fabrics this grow ,,,,, and I might try over feeding (p) mid flowerGrowth spurt after a light feeding? Looks like they love what you gave them!
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Roots have made it to the bottom of the pot already ,,,,,, here is the nugs from my previous grow white fire alien vs White widow
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Just waiting for soil to dry so I can feed ,,,, question for you guys when is the plant no longer considered a seedling? I want to know this for my feed chart
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Hi mate. Looking good and healthy.
The seedling question.
It varies and I don't think you will get two answers the same.. I class them in veg stage when they grow their first set of true fan leaves. Then they resemble a mature plant.. This can take up to 21 days I've found. But that's just me.
It's the only way I've thought that marks the transition between the stages..hope it helps and I it would be good to hear other opinions..
The seedling question.
It varies and I don't think you will get two answers the same.. I class them in veg stage when they grow their first set of true fan leaves. Then they resemble a mature plant.. This can take up to 21 days I've found. But that's just me.
It's the only way I've thought that marks the transition between the stages..hope it helps and I it would be good to hear other opinions..
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I'm just trying to figure out when to start falling feed chart brother , ,,,,,,, the bubba kush is stinky stinky already
Paul Squiggle
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Ahhh! The early growth smell is one to be be adored, if it only lasted. Mine start smelling like horse poop after 4 weeks.. every time and every strain. Might be the nutes they get, but it ain't pleasant..
But veg stage in my books is 2 to 3 weeks; Depending on how they are developing.
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Well guys this was the last little girl feed , ill be following my feed chart full force next watering starting at week 1 ,,,, the light is doing very well with node spacing !! @Elevated Lighting Company , I've read bubba kush is a nutrient piggy
These small square pots are larger then they look so I'm guessing ill be transplanting in 2 weeks into fabric pots ! These girls will get topped in 1 week! Then I'm hoping to let them settle in before I shave some legs and lower my net
These small square pots are larger then they look so I'm guessing ill be transplanting in 2 weeks into fabric pots ! These girls will get topped in 1 week! Then I'm hoping to let them settle in before I shave some legs and lower my net
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My temp and rh is slowly dropping to a climate I'm more use to growing in , I'm hoping to get some great white or a similar product for when I'm transplant Ready ,,,,,,, the node spacing is so tight its almost awkward I have a feeling my scrog net will only be 2 feet off the floor
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Awesome results from that light.. oh! And your skills too of courseMy temp and rh is slowly dropping to a climate I'm more use to growing in , I'm hoping to get some great white or a similar product for when I'm transplant Ready ,,,,,,, the node spacing is so tight its almost awkward I have a feeling my scrog net will only be 2 feet off the floor
Wishing you the best mate
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Damn straight you can brother , my journal usually don't attract alot of attention so everyone is always welcome ,,,, I think I over watered the last water and my leafs are looking heavy but my soil should be dry tomorrow for the first big feed, my one bubba kush is looking betterHey HashFart
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Damn straight you can brother , my journal usually don't attract alot of attention so everyone is always welcome ,,,, I think I over watered the last water and my leafs are looking heavy but my soil should be dry tomorrow for the first big feed, my one bubba kush is looking better
All I can say, is they're in soil and still alive, that's better then I can do
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Thanks rexer this soil is so bland its basically lazy man hydro ,,,,, I've just given the bubba there first big boy feeding with a little added purpinator , the node spacing is so tight on the one it's going to be very awkward to top , I see a root at the bottom of the godfather mini pot!!!!!! This is the pk I'm thinking of force feeding the bubba on 3rd week of flower
They're looking good, I assume that you're going to up pot them?Thanks rexer this soil is so bland its basically lazy man hydro ,,,,, I've just given the bubba there first big boy feeding with a little added purpinator , the node spacing is so tight on the one it's going to be very awkward to top , I see a root at the bottom of the godfather mini pot!!!!!! This is the pk I'm thinking of force feeding the bubba on 3rd week of flower
For the tight nodes, when stretch hits it'll be perfect spacing I would think?
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Yes hopefully we will see how this scrog goes , I'm really hoping people speak up and help a guy out , as in when to shave her legs , and just how to fill the net out correctly , I only have one net so hopefully I can make do , I'll be putting the 3 bubba and one blueberry in 7g but if the godfather is big enough for flower then they will all be in 5g ,,,,, I only use fabric pots from now on it just makes things easier for me and helps the soil dry out faster
Ahh I've fumbled my way through one scrog once, and I don't think as a hydro autoflower grower I should give advice there. But someone here will I'm sure.
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I wish I could be of more help Hash! Much of what I do is stumbling though going by feel. I actually need to trim my ladies below next sunrise.
I normally grow them out and depending on how flexible they are put a net over about 2 weeks maybe 3 before flip and just spread them out to cover about 75% and then flip. I'm not sure my technique is a true scrog but it helps train and support.
As the plant grows after I put the net in, I just tuck and keep everything as level as possible. I'm sure you have seen these posted but this is the lazy hacks approach
I normally grow them out and depending on how flexible they are put a net over about 2 weeks maybe 3 before flip and just spread them out to cover about 75% and then flip. I'm not sure my technique is a true scrog but it helps train and support.
As the plant grows after I put the net in, I just tuck and keep everything as level as possible. I'm sure you have seen these posted but this is the lazy hacks approach
I've only done the SCROG thing once but found it extremely difficult to water the plants in the back of the tent.
Another thing is that the plants in the back of the tent may be done before the ones in the front which is another pain in the arse I experienced. I caught a break because the tent I have has windows on the sides and I could water and harvest through them. I think a lot of people will tell you that SCROGs do better with a single strain or maybe even a single plant but don't let that discourage you, it's for sure the way to maximize yield. If you're planning on putting all 4 in the net you may want to consider letting them grow upwards for a bit longer than you normally would before beginning the training just for some extra room underneath. Your girls are looking good, I'm going to tag along if you don't mind.
Another thing is that the plants in the back of the tent may be done before the ones in the front which is another pain in the arse I experienced. I caught a break because the tent I have has windows on the sides and I could water and harvest through them. I think a lot of people will tell you that SCROGs do better with a single strain or maybe even a single plant but don't let that discourage you, it's for sure the way to maximize yield. If you're planning on putting all 4 in the net you may want to consider letting them grow upwards for a bit longer than you normally would before beginning the training just for some extra room underneath. Your girls are looking good, I'm going to tag along if you don't mind.