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Jack Sparrow Grow 1, Coco
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Yep we can’t have enough height to work with.
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Currently have less than 5 feet when gear is all in there. I keep my plants pretty squat, this one is super sensitive to the light for some reason.
My first grow the buds were touching the light and didn't burn. They were super airy and dry.
Not the best. Still potent though.
My first grow the buds were touching the light and didn't burn. They were super airy and dry.
Not the best. Still potent though.
Light stress is a thing for sure, too high temps or too much light will make them thin and airy
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Nice, did you get any photos tonight?
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Soon. I watered the plants halfway, going to water them with the rest. Making sure I'm getting an even watering.
Those two colas still have bleached tips, I have no clue why, there are other colas that are 3 inches taller than those.
I am slightly concerned by the lack of trichomes on the fan leaves, but this is a way different strain that my last two. My last two were heavy indica, this appears to be more sativa.
Phenos can be very different from one another.
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Looking fantastic, gonna be a nice yield for you.
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What’s the coco schedule?
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Ok I see what you mean
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Things still looking good.
My runoff is dark. I accidentally used too much molasses once in early flower... I'm an idiot I know, no molasses in a chem grow in Coco.
I meant to take a "lighter for scale" photo, maybe tomorrow.
My runoff is dark. I accidentally used too much molasses once in early flower... I'm an idiot I know, no molasses in a chem grow in Coco.
I meant to take a "lighter for scale" photo, maybe tomorrow.
She’s getting really close to chop it looks like.
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I'll have to check the trichomes tonight. If they're mostly cloud, time for trim jail.
I usually leave the leaves on though because of them drying too quickly due to the low humidity levels in the cabinet.
Any tips other than a humidifier and/or leaving the leaves on?
How long is a good dry period? 2-7 days?
I usually leave the leaves on though because of them drying too quickly due to the low humidity levels in the cabinet.
Any tips other than a humidifier and/or leaving the leaves on?
How long is a good dry period? 2-7 days?
The longer the better, 7 days is much better than 3
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Do you have a fan running in your drying area?
I dry right in my cabinet. I'll keep temps around 72 with the fan circulating air.
I just hang the branches upside down with air blowing around but not directly on them.
I dry mine in my refrigerator but get the temp in your room as low as possible and humidity around 50%