We are right there together on the white hairs , except I don’t have any fan leaves ! I took a string and held them up a little farther nice knots I’ll take some pics when I get out to change the nutrients !
Reave's Soilless: Peat, Bark, Sphagnum, Perlite, White Widow 2018
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Have you not posted pics for a while?
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Whoops I was in your completed journal by accident.
Just missed yesterday, had to take the wife for her annual doctor visit always takes all day !
I’m still getting likes in there , they’re after the spreed sheet on post 1056 and the one before it that goes in circles!
Great job reave... I'm a big fan of supercropping
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I saw some people doing it in veg as well. Do you do it at more than one stage?
All day er'day! I try to stop by the end of stretch, but I supercrop all through veg to create wide flat tops.
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These are my buddies plants I showed you guys before. Kinda looks like they are getting close. What do we look for when selecting a harvest time for high THC. He says they are about 5 week flower. Looks like they are going to be good. Not bad for MG and water. The mk ultra got a care package from me. These were all bag seed from Legal Canadian cannabis.
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Trichomes on the calyxes will tell you when to chop. Everything else is just guessing. A cloudy trichome is peak THC. A clear one is still ripening and an amber one means the THC has converted to CBN, the couchlock cannabinoid. It's a balance as the plant ripens.
If he doesn't want any couchlock he will have to harvest with some clear trichomes. All part of the dance!
If he doesn't want any couchlock he will have to harvest with some clear trichomes. All part of the dance!
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Back to my own stuff. We have now transplanted the first set of clones into the 1 gal pots in pro mix hp. Since they were still coming from my original medium I still ph downed for this watering but after this it's just tap water and nutes unless the chlorine becomes an issue.
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Roots look great! Might as well let your water stand for 24-48 hours to let the chlorine outgas.
Shed got it right all throughout veg, and before the end of stretch... I have done some later in flower but it was a 15 week flowering sativa.
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Dumb question, does the water jug have to be open for the 24-48 hours or will it just happen naturally and escape when you open the jug?
Open, and better in a jug or bucket if you can...more surface area = faster outgassing.
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Clones look to be rooted. I just gave them some molasses and root 66. The older clones didn't even flinch going into their 1 gallons. Now all of this is in pro mix hp. My water after sitting with the air stone is over 8ph so I think I will still need to ph down. Guess I should just take the air stone out but I like it for the other medium with the flowering plants. Hmmm..... omg 2 buckets it's genius.
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Nice work on the clones! I remember reading that standing water goes up in pH and aerated water goes up faster. Something about the chemical interaction with the air, which happens faster with bubbles!
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Flowers are pretty much set now, they should start bulking up soon.
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Bring on the bulk!