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Welcome brother
HashFart Tries Bubba Kush
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The transplanted one is looking the best so far ,,,, I really hope I don't have root rot
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Well the first transplanted bubba seems to be looking the best with a slight pray but she has light tips ,,,,,,, the really droopy bubba had to get her bottom leaves lopped because they laid on the soil after transplant but she started to lift her leafs about 5 min after transplant so I'm wondering if the promix soaked up some water out of the root ball , the blueberry had the most roots and seems to be chugging along problem free , NOTE TO SELF BLUEBERRY HAS LST BEAR , the God father had a weird mark along one leaf and didn't have many roots but got shoved in a 5g anyway , GODFATHER HAS MINNOW , i gave them all just enough water to blend the old soil with the new , I will be going on holidays again for roughly 4 days and I'm hoping to see some thirsty girls when I return , over all I'm happy with the transplant and I hope the other 2 bubbas that got transplanted later improve like the first one did , I saw zero signs of root rot , thanks for reading my rant
Mayne
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Looking good bro, but id let them dry out for a cycle.
Paul Squiggle
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Hi mate. How's things?
They don't look too bad at all, even if they are a little sickly. They've got colour in their cheeks..
I can't really offer advice, I'm a useless plant doctor; but they will recover in time. You have a careful eye over them and that's the important thing. You are dedicating great attention to them.
oh! Loving the minnow on the pot; it looks like designer grow gear.
Hmmmmm???? We could be onto something here mate! Designer pots and tents!
bet there's a trainer (sneakers) manufacture that would like to put their tick on a grow pot!
Squiggle walks away and sings
"We're in the money, come on, my hashy,
Let's lend it, spend it, send it, rolling along!"
They don't look too bad at all, even if they are a little sickly. They've got colour in their cheeks..
I can't really offer advice, I'm a useless plant doctor; but they will recover in time. You have a careful eye over them and that's the important thing. You are dedicating great attention to them.
oh! Loving the minnow on the pot; it looks like designer grow gear.
Hmmmmm???? We could be onto something here mate! Designer pots and tents!
bet there's a trainer (sneakers) manufacture that would like to put their tick on a grow pot!
Squiggle walks away and sings
"We're in the money, come on, my hashy,
Let's lend it, spend it, send it, rolling along!"
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Yes they will most likely be dry when I get home , I only watered enough to mesh the new soil with the old so hopefully all is well ill update with photos here shortly
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I'm so happy to hear from you , all things are well I was on holidays again so I'm very happy my plants are not this guys top priority for sure , how are you Squiggle ????? I got some catching up to do from holidays
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Well nothing but explosive growth , my plants still have dirt on them from transplant , I think the promix soaked up the water logged rootballs ,,,,,,, I have zero bugs I also leave the stickys when I'm gone on holidays,,,,,, some fan leaves are already bigger then my hand ,,,,,,, I got the node spacing so tight its awkward to train and there is a bush of branches under the giant fan leaves , I'm considering removing them just to let the new branches see some light ? What is everyone's thoughts?
Modest Grower
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Hey Hashfart, things are looking great. I definitely know what you mean on training and those giant leaves. I've seen someone do a training technique called a halo where they had a hoop of sorts keep the leaves out of the way of under growth. Pretty sure its @Furcifer in the GSC grow.
I've either tried to tie the plant down in a way where the under growth gets light or sometimes chopped the big fans off. I am sure many people say that is a terrible idea and some great, I am undecided. I think if it helps the overall structure and harvest great but it also will likely slow growth for a bit.
I've either tried to tie the plant down in a way where the under growth gets light or sometimes chopped the big fans off. I am sure many people say that is a terrible idea and some great, I am undecided. I think if it helps the overall structure and harvest great but it also will likely slow growth for a bit.
Things are coming along nicely bro. I'd say chop em. Those leaves will probably just be chopped off for being under your net if you're planning to clean her up before you flip. Might as well try to gain some additional tops out of her now.
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Thanks Modest, I'm going to topp today when I get a chance and maybe the other branches will catch up , I will have to look into it, my soil is still damp on some plants and dry on others , I really want to get them all on the same drinking schedule ,,,,, the godfather is going to be getting fed to the bubbas needs , so might fry her a bit with it being a couple weeks younger
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That might just happen they seem healthy enough now to handle a little torture
Modest Grower
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regrowth has inspired me, I am also in camp chop
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Camp chop unite hahhaa
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Very awkward to top the node spacing is so tight it kinda turned into a FIM,,,, here is a pic of me lifting up a fan leaf showing the bush under the bubbas fan ,,,,,,, this bubba kush is very very indica dominant and showing it at an early age , these bubbas are going to be ass holes to keep clean below the canopy once the net is set up .... I'm on week 3 of veg according to my feed schedule wich is halfway, so in about 2 weeks I'll be lowering the net and will to expose all the bud sites to be , ill be tucking under the net during the stretch of the flip,,,,,, I will also be slowly turning up the dial on my demon board and budget red spec getting the plants use to the spectrum change , thanks for reading my rant sincerely sir hashfarts
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Things are starting to move fast in the promix ,,,,,, I removed 2 fan leaves on the bubba with the bush under the mini canopy !! I've developed leaf discoloration on one leaf on the other bubba in less the 24h,,,, I've decided a height for net based on my tent size ,,,, it's going to be placed directly above the intake screen, I truly believe it's important to maintain lots of air flow below the canopy and this will give me enough room to water... I did a light defoliation on the blueberry but I think I poked these girls enough for this week
Looking perfect 
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Thanks dd , I hope I can keep these going good , a good veg means alot is one thing I learned , my droopy bubba is not droopy anymore but she definitely got stunted compared to her sisters ,,,, I remember how wide some of these get and I hope to not run out of room width wise I have roughly 3 weeks of veg left and I'm hoping to hit the net before flip , if not I'll be during stretchLooking perfect
Paul Squiggle
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Sorry for the late reply mate, I really thought I had sent it.. my apologies..
I was saying "holidays again????" What an awesome life you lead.
And did you do anything nice mate?
That was it
Plants are looking good mate. The colour is good, the discolouration is weird though; and is that the only leaf affected?
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Ya just the one leaf , ill give them a drink tomorow and hopefully see some more growth