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Good night y'all stay green!
Let's Attempt A 1lb Grow!
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I will never give up this Castle!!
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Oh yeah I said hell with it light sitting at about 17 inches from canopy whole thing even I bumped it on up to 60% on the light cuz I'm about ready to flip. I believe what I'm going to do is go move the light to 20 in getting gear for the stretch! My plants are wide as hell bro all that super crop in is paid off
Really nice job with those plants. They look great.I will never give up this Castle!!
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After checking on my babies this morning they look really really sad! Only because it's their bedtime and they know the lights about to go off! Lmao I will switch my timer today while their light is off that way it will not come on till 9:00 p.m. they will start 12:12 today first day of flip!
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Be ready to rock and roll next up one sour G all the way up potted to a 15 gallon
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I will always love 420......... Wish happy growings to all from now til on..
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Well here we go I got my timer switched to 1212 whenever I'm ready to plug her in. That's at any given moment I say they're ready now I do not want the light to reach past my charcoal filter so I think it would be a good time to flip now that's about 2 ft distance right now stretch will pretty much take care of that.
Anyways been bumped up to 60% for 2 days you see in the picture where it says CTTL that is one of the tops closest to the light getting about 640 ppfd might be a little high but held with it getting ready to switch over to 1212 and then I'm bumping at the 70 and then three weeks flower to 100 or should I go ahead and bump it all the way to 100? I ain't for sure on how to do that any suggestions please reply at the bottom of the page thank you kindly.
Everything else looks great clone got transplanted to the bill 284 method as in dirt per like dirt per light dirt per light. I find that very convenient for smaller pots as in holding in moisture so you don't have to water as often.
According to my new meter and I tested in three different Happy frogs soil environments wet and dry it seems to work correctly my pH looks like it is sitting right on the money!
I do not see anything suffering from any light stress as of now I don't think we will have any. I pretty much got the whole canopy even good thick starting branches they're going to be really meaty when they get done with the stretch!! So I believe I will end up turning that timer on when I go to bed tonight that way 7:00 in the morning lights out 12:12 starts.... I do believe I will be well pleased with the yield I will get off these two plants!! Anyways I will say again any recommendations will be taken highly.. So please do not keep a closed mouth voice your opinions the more knowledge the better thank you kindly...
Anyways been bumped up to 60% for 2 days you see in the picture where it says CTTL that is one of the tops closest to the light getting about 640 ppfd might be a little high but held with it getting ready to switch over to 1212 and then I'm bumping at the 70 and then three weeks flower to 100 or should I go ahead and bump it all the way to 100? I ain't for sure on how to do that any suggestions please reply at the bottom of the page thank you kindly.
Everything else looks great clone got transplanted to the bill 284 method as in dirt per like dirt per light dirt per light. I find that very convenient for smaller pots as in holding in moisture so you don't have to water as often.
According to my new meter and I tested in three different Happy frogs soil environments wet and dry it seems to work correctly my pH looks like it is sitting right on the money!
I do not see anything suffering from any light stress as of now I don't think we will have any. I pretty much got the whole canopy even good thick starting branches they're going to be really meaty when they get done with the stretch!! So I believe I will end up turning that timer on when I go to bed tonight that way 7:00 in the morning lights out 12:12 starts.... I do believe I will be well pleased with the yield I will get off these two plants!! Anyways I will say again any recommendations will be taken highly.. So please do not keep a closed mouth voice your opinions the more knowledge the better thank you kindly...
Brother, I wish I could add some knowledge here, but I am only going to listen and learn if you do not mind. Thank you for having your journal.Well here we go I got my timer switched to 1212 whenever I'm ready to plug her in. That's at any given moment I say they're ready now I do not want the light to reach past my charcoal filter so I think it would be a good time to flip now that's about 2 ft distance right now stretch will pretty much take care of that.
Anyways been bumped up to 60% for 2 days you see in the picture where it says CTTL that is one of the tops closest to the light getting about 640 ppfd might be a little high but held with it getting ready to switch over to 1212 and then I'm bumping at the 70 and then three weeks flower to 100 or should I go ahead and bump it all the way to 100? I ain't for sure on how to do that any suggestions please reply at the bottom of the page thank you kindly.
Everything else looks great clone got transplanted to the bill 284 method as in dirt per like dirt per light dirt per light. I find that very convenient for smaller pots as in holding in moisture so you don't have to water as often.
According to my new meter and I tested in three different Happy frogs soil environments wet and dry it seems to work correctly my pH looks like it is sitting right on the money!
I do not see anything suffering from any light stress as of now I don't think we will have any. I pretty much got the whole canopy even good thick starting branches they're going to be really meaty when they get done with the stretch!! So I believe I will end up turning that timer on when I go to bed tonight that way 7:00 in the morning lights out 12:12 starts.... I do believe I will be well pleased with the yield I will get off these two plants!! Anyways I will say again any recommendations will be taken highly.. So please do not keep a closed mouth voice your opinions the more knowledge the better thank you kindly...
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u welcome. u need help?
Congrats on the flip buddy. The fun is about to start. 
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Thank you so much brother we're about to see some big beautiful buds... I believe I'm going to be well pleased with the yield of these two! And you just wait and see how Frosty they get I know how to get them just right! LmaoCongrats on the flip buddy. The fun is about to start.
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see Sour G but plant on right was pizookies. 00 in the midst.Congrats on the flip buddy. The fun is about to start.
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And honestly I haven't actually flipped yet I've been wanting some opinions. I think it's good to go. Them plants there was done in a 5 gallon bucket these here are done in a seven.. I got the timer ready though all I got to do is plug it in I'm really pushing the plug-in mug in tonightCongrats on the flip buddy. The fun is about to start.
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I can already feel the roots at the top of the buckets I like to take a small screwdriver and move around the dirt to help aerate it and I turn my plants every time I go into the tent daily just one time turn them. I do that to help them get new light in new areas
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All right here she's an idea you seen Krissi in that 5 gallon Dunkin' donut bucket and how big her buds got this is the day that I flipped her this is what she look like with the markings on Blue on the picture and then the picture without markings is my sour G right now!
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I'm thinking with my eyes big as hell right now honestly laughing my ass off these two plants is way bigger than Krissi was the day that I flipped her so I'm flipping! The flip is on the flip is on on oh oh oh the flip is on the mother fucking flip is on!!!!! LMAO 
I think you're good to go. You've pretty much filled your space.
If you veg any longer you'll end up having to lolipop and sacrifice some nodes -
I think it's wasteful. If I've learned anything, it's that less is more...
For instance you can get just as much off of two plants that you can with three...
Or just as much with two small plants instead of two larger ones that dont get light properly to the lower stuff...
If you veg any longer you'll end up having to lolipop and sacrifice some nodes -
I think it's wasteful. If I've learned anything, it's that less is more...
For instance you can get just as much off of two plants that you can with three...
Or just as much with two small plants instead of two larger ones that dont get light properly to the lower stuff...
I grew two plants last fall and got more off of two then I ever did off of four in my tent.
In three gallons even instead of fives...
I didn't crowd my tent (as much) for once so the light could shine through the canopy...
Another factor was probably that I added more light and completely changed how I water...
Normally I'd be an advocate for not treating peat like coco...
but I was watering my plants every day in bloom and they exploded lol.
I think with the whole SIP trend catching on here, I think people would agree with watering less but more frequently.
Since I mentioned that I'd drop a few pictures.
Here's a plant that spent a few months in a solo cup.
Here's a few more. Long story short,
I almost lost these plants and had to cut them back to only a node or two remaining near the bottom.
That plant in the solo cup in the second picture was this a month ago.
Was going to try the solo cup challenge like I've seen ColaMonster do...
But to be honest I don't really have the room atm and know it'll do better outside.
So all three got transplanted today and joined the lady outside.
That other cup of clones went to an uncle.
In three gallons even instead of fives...
I didn't crowd my tent (as much) for once so the light could shine through the canopy...
Another factor was probably that I added more light and completely changed how I water...
Normally I'd be an advocate for not treating peat like coco...
but I was watering my plants every day in bloom and they exploded lol.
I think with the whole SIP trend catching on here, I think people would agree with watering less but more frequently.
Since I mentioned that I'd drop a few pictures.
Here's a plant that spent a few months in a solo cup.
Two weeks ago | Today |
Here's a few more. Long story short,
I almost lost these plants and had to cut them back to only a node or two remaining near the bottom.
A month ago | Today |
That plant in the solo cup in the second picture was this a month ago.
Was going to try the solo cup challenge like I've seen ColaMonster do...
But to be honest I don't really have the room atm and know it'll do better outside.
So all three got transplanted today and joined the lady outside.
That other cup of clones went to an uncle.
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Right on man I love those pics every single one of them!I grew two plants last fall and got more off of two then I ever did off of four in my tent.
In three gallons even instead of fives...
I didn't crowd my tent (as much) for once so the light could shine through the canopy...
Another factor was probably that I added more light and completely changed how I water...
Normally I'd be an advocate for not treating peat like coco...
but I was watering my plants every day in bloom and they exploded lol.
I think with the whole SIP trend catching on here, I think people would agree with watering less but more frequently.
Since I mentioned that I'd drop a few pictures.
Here's a plant that spent a few months in a solo cup.
Here's a few more. Long story short,
I almost lost these plants and had to cut them back to only a node or two remaining near the bottom.
That plant in the solo cup in the second picture was this a month ago.
Was going to try the solo cup challenge like I've seen ColaMonster do...
But to be honest I don't really have the room atm and know it'll do better outside.
So all three got transplanted today and joined the lady outside.
That other cup of clones went to an uncle.
