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My First Time: AK47 & Gold Bar Kush
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I spent the evening switching out the 20x36 tent for the 36x36 tent since the IIP that Beez sent home with me didn't have enough room. I moved the 24 inch tent into the bathroom to be the veg tent for now but might change it to the 20x36 as these plants get bigger. There were 9 plants in the car for that ride including IIP, 3 QP auto x tangerine dream, QP auto x gorilla glue, chem 91 x ADC, chemdawg, Royal Gorilla, and sour Angel. I feel so blessed to be sent home with so many gifts. I'll be busy the next few days getting the tents the way I want them, installing more cobs, and taking cuttings of IIP. Seems like a good kind of busy to me.
The shortest amount of time it's taken a plant to reverse for me was 23 days. That was 23 days till I spotted the first teeny tiny pollen sack starting to form. I had one plant I REALLY wanted to reverse so I kept applying the colloidal silver for 43 days when I had to just admit to myself it wasn't happening. The plant was an incredible Blueberry from a @SeedsMan seed. Perfect size, perfect stature, beautiful solid buds with amazing aromas. I had a clone from this exact plant and was unable to get her to reverse either. I've heard that happens and now I know it to be true.
That little seedling in the clear plastic cup might need to be your top priority. Being an auto flower it would hurt to get her into her forever pot. Three to five gallon seem to work best for me with autos. The 2 liter bottle plants were "just to see what autos would do in a 2 liter bottle" experiments.
The It's It Punch plant looks fantastic!!
The It's It Punch plant looks fantastic!!
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Looking great fellas. Nice score on the clones/new babies Mr.Greene. Should keep you busy for awhile 
. Today at lights on will start applying the cs to a couple of the lowers on one Chem 91 clone.Using Silver Wings ppm 50 cs. After a week of applying she will be moved from the veg tent to the flower tent. Post some pics later.
. Today at lights on will start applying the cs to a couple of the lowers on one Chem 91 clone.Using Silver Wings ppm 50 cs. After a week of applying she will be moved from the veg tent to the flower tent. Post some pics later.
You have the same colloidal silver that I use. I like the 50pp as long as I remember it's strong and keep it only where I want it to be. I have been having a good problem the last couple weeks trying to figure out how to flower the five new strains (in clone form) that I was gifted about a month ago. I ended up giving Mr Greene the It's It Punch plant I was growing. I just did not have anywhere to flower her. She got too big for my tent. Today I did a reverse lollipop on my Chem 91' X Cherry Alien Dawg meaning I whacked off about 8 inches off the top of the plant. Talk about a quick, even canopy. I'm hoping doing this will allow me to keep her out of the light in my 2x4 tent which is only 72" tall. Here is a before and after picture of the haircut.
BEFORE
AFTER
And this photo shows what I removed off of my Royal Gorilla plant. Same deal, cutting about 7-8" off the top.
BEFORE
AFTER
And this photo shows what I removed off of my Royal Gorilla plant. Same deal, cutting about 7-8" off the top.
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Be generous with the CS but be sure to keep it just on the area you want to treat.
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Aye Skipper. 
Mr Greene what are those lights in the first pic above?
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Hi Hash Hound. The lights aren't anything special. At the corners are Chinese 50 watt cobs on computer heat sinks. In the center is what I was using as a veg light in smaller spaces. It's a piece of plywood with some cob flood lights and a couple of small full spectrum led bulbs. There's a better pic of it in the first couple pages here I think. I'll be taking that down and replacing it with four more cobs in the next few days. I want to swap out a couple of full spectrum 50 watt cobs for some 3000k before I hang that set. By flower time it'll be 8 of the 50 watt China cobs in the 3x3.
Or maybe you contact Dan @TimberGrowLights and have him put together a 300w QB light for you in 3000k for your flowering.
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I wish
Sure it quiet in here!
I though I would share a couple pictures of my Chemdawg plant. She started showing pistils the other day and today is starting to go strong into flowering. She continues to be a strong, vigorous plant. An absolute pleasure to grow. I'm still treating one of her branches twice a day to see if I can get her to produce some pollen sacks.
I though I would share a couple pictures of my Chemdawg plant. She started showing pistils the other day and today is starting to go strong into flowering. She continues to be a strong, vigorous plant. An absolute pleasure to grow. I'm still treating one of her branches twice a day to see if I can get her to produce some pollen sacks.
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Day 3 of the cs treatments. No changes to report yet. 
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Four more days and she will be kicked into the flower tent.
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Check out atreum for cheaper qb lights.
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I did a little house cleaning today. I took my three flowering plants out and gave the tent a good wipe down.
I am now on day 20 applying the colloidal silver to the Chemdawg plant. Some plants reverse pretty quickly, some can seem to take forever to reverse. And some just won't do it. I'm going to hold out hope this girl is just playing a little hard to get and shows me some pollen sacks here soon.
A couple few pictures of my flowering plants.
I am now on day 20 applying the colloidal silver to the Chemdawg plant. Some plants reverse pretty quickly, some can seem to take forever to reverse. And some just won't do it. I'm going to hold out hope this girl is just playing a little hard to get and shows me some pollen sacks here soon.
A couple few pictures of my flowering plants.
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I just checked in on GelatOG and she isn't looking like a transvestite yet either. Let's hope we see some action soon.
