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I'm in bro, make sure to tag me!
Sauga's First WW Indoor Grow, LED Style
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SgtBrix
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Smeegol
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Top of the morning to you mr.S leave her be as you say no brown pistils so let her ride out her days and see what you have. I also listen to what the other guys who are more knowledgable than I so it could be either or neither brother....
Another question who is Mr.Magoo or just Magoo, cause I know it's not the " mr.Magoo " with the journal as I don't see him posting but a bunch of guys are calling someone else Magoo as weel and I can't figure it out for the life of me...haha
Or it's just me being Smeegs....haha
Another question who is Mr.Magoo or just Magoo, cause I know it's not the " mr.Magoo " with the journal as I don't see him posting but a bunch of guys are calling someone else Magoo as weel and I can't figure it out for the life of me...haha
Or it's just me being Smeegs....haha
Ok @MrSauga ! I’m finally all caught up lol! Took my morning coffee and blunt to get through it but phew! I’m here now! Subbed and following along. Great job on the quads my friend ! Can’t wait to see them grow up for you! We should run out Pineapple Express autos together !! Mine are from Barney’s farm
Wait ....what? Lol
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Wow, thanks for taking the time to get all that.
As far as the autos go, I'm in. The tent has the quads coming up to week 3 so you'll be ahead of me, but it'll be fantastic to see how the different breeder's show in the journals. Awesome, can't wait.
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A couple of quick pics of the outdoor WW's. Both got a good trimming today. Removed lots of useless crap. Should have been done earlier but still learning.
The Mite'y' Girl is pic 3, spindly offshooters.
Have to run...wifey duties for a bit. Have a great weekend everyone.
The Mite'y' Girl is pic 3, spindly offshooters.
Have to run...wifey duties for a bit. Have a great weekend everyone.
Hey not a problem I like that we are pretty close in location and grow time ! Was interesting to see your struggles with ph and watering all the norm! I’m obviously going through my ph fudge up now! Haha flushing today though ! But there doesn’t seem to be any more sporting so hopefully after this flush she starts bangin !
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lol, ya I had my fair share of pH issues at the beginning, but quickly learned two things, one being pH is very important to plants
and two, I had no idea what I was doing up til then 
As much research as I did I forgot the simple things, and all the good growers will tell you, keep it simple and listen to the plants. They tell you what they need and when.
Yes that's exactly right, you can't force a plant to do anything it's not genetically designed to do. Just give them what they need and let them do their thing.
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Strain: White Widow - Quad Style
Flowering: Day 19
RH: H46% L34%
Temp: H82.9F L70.5F
Just a quick update. The quads took in 5L of water each today with Mega Crop. So far so good.
Flowering: Day 19
RH: H46% L34%
Temp: H82.9F L70.5F
Just a quick update. The quads took in 5L of water each today with Mega Crop. So far so good.
Big Sparks
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Them quad girls are getting big! Sometimes ya just gotta give it up to them big girls, ya know.
Derbybud
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Nice flat canopy on the quads. Looking good
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Thnaks Derby,
I was going through some notes I keep and the one I keep looking forward to is the curing in roasting bags. I'm still quite a while away but do you have a link where you recorded your steps. I'd like to be prepared a bit instead of winging it.
Enjoy the rest of the weekend @Derbybud
edit: I'm assuming it's in your Journal, Derbybud Does Crop King's CBD Strains In Coco & More , so I'll do some digging. I'm still trying to balance reading journals I sub in on but with your following if I miss a few days and it's like wow, 10 pages I'm behind. It's a learning process, and many journals I tried to watch I'm sure I missed out on some good tips.
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Them quad girls are getting big! Sometimes ya just gotta give it up to them big girls, ya know.
Yes sir, they just started the stretch 2 days ago. I really noticed how close they snuck up to the light yesterday. Something I need to be aware of.
Big Sparks
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Nothing that a little bending, tucking, weaving, and/or tieing won't fix. You're doing great!
Awesome start to flowering Sauga! Keep it up fam! My girls perked right up after feeding and the WW2 is looking good after the flush ! Hopefully all this keep strong! Keep it green
We'll get you rockin with roasting bags when the time comes but it's pretty simple and straight forward. Your just swapping a jar fo a bag, I still burp every couple of days when first bagged.
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Found this in my journal. Ask any questions.
When curing in jars you need to keep an airspace in there for the buds to breath. Well I had 15 1/2 gal. Jars I was burping twice a day with 2 different products. I thought when I decarb I use Turkey roasting bags to keep smells down to a minimum so they are somewhat airtight. So I took the 2 separate products and put them into 2 roasting bags. Burping the bags takes about 10 seconds as you don't have to wait for the air to exchange you just take the clip off the end and open the bag and collapse it a few times and close it back up. I put a cheap hydrometer in there to watch my rh and if it's running a bit high like close to 70 I might put it by the air conditioner vent for a few minutes to dry things a bit. If things are getting a little too dry I'll burp them outside late at night when it's more humid out and leave a bit more airspace in there to help rehydrate them. It seemed that if I was burping 3 jars with the same product I would have 3 different aromas out of those jars. In the bags things have a much more pronounced smell to them. Also if buds are sticking together or to the sides of the jars you have to beat on them to knock them apart. With bags you just flip the bag a few times and things just fall apart.
It works quick and easy. Period
When curing in jars you need to keep an airspace in there for the buds to breath. Well I had 15 1/2 gal. Jars I was burping twice a day with 2 different products. I thought when I decarb I use Turkey roasting bags to keep smells down to a minimum so they are somewhat airtight. So I took the 2 separate products and put them into 2 roasting bags. Burping the bags takes about 10 seconds as you don't have to wait for the air to exchange you just take the clip off the end and open the bag and collapse it a few times and close it back up. I put a cheap hydrometer in there to watch my rh and if it's running a bit high like close to 70 I might put it by the air conditioner vent for a few minutes to dry things a bit. If things are getting a little too dry I'll burp them outside late at night when it's more humid out and leave a bit more airspace in there to help rehydrate them. It seemed that if I was burping 3 jars with the same product I would have 3 different aromas out of those jars. In the bags things have a much more pronounced smell to them. Also if buds are sticking together or to the sides of the jars you have to beat on them to knock them apart. With bags you just flip the bag a few times and things just fall apart.
It works quick and easy. Period
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Ya I'm actually having fun doing the nip and tuck. I'm giving myself a C+ on the quad training, as I've seen @Mr. Magoo quads and others and it's not quite there. There was a lot of juggling plants in and out of the tent, problems with the other plant, and in hindsight I started with too many plants. Most likely a typical noob move...buds in my eyes were bigger than my knowledge.
Great to hear about WW2. I knew you'd be able to get her back in shape. Great job Dutch!
Awesome, I know you guys will take care of me...as you always have
You bet Derby, and thanks for taking the time to find and post it here!