TriangleCheese
Well-Known Member
Greetings people,
I am here with my first journal. I used to post threads to veg and bloom cycle but this time I decided that it would be more helpful if I just make a complete journal. My plant is now in 5th week of vegetation. I was not able to take pictures before today so we will start with a multi-topped plant. I got more veg and topping to do so I think explaining the earlier process would be enough.
Some data about this grow;
-Strain: Liberty Haze (Barney's Farm)
-Container: 11 gal
-Soil: Biobizz Light Mix
-Nutrients: Advanced Nutrients Connoisseur Line with most of the bloom products
-Lights: 200W DIY LED, supported with 2x22W CFL's and for bloom there will be 2x additional 65W CFL's.
-Temp: Around 27-28 C
-RH: Around %60
-Ventilation: 4x generic desktop fans.
-Filters: Generic sheet carbon filter.
-Cabinet: DIY cabinet white interior paint.
-pH: I am not measuring pH in soil. I will measure in flowering. I got some vermiculite and perlite in soil so they help the maintenance of pH. I never had pH problems in soil for vegetation.
I used this cabin for my previous grow for K-Train and Shining Silver Haze. K-Train is great in every way but SSH is not as satisfying as the Super Silver Haze from GHS. I added an input fan just to make the plant shake a little and to obtain a proper ventilation. I started this grow in very hot weather but LED's and CFL's made it possible. I am very happy with Biobizz soil since it looks like very air-transparent.
I am used to AN nutrient line but I use them at %55-60 compared to the suggested dose. Advanced Nutrients are providing great results but they are hard to flush in my experience compared to Canna or Biobizz. Now I am watering plants with plain water and wait for a day. Then water them with a mild solution containing nutrients. It is good to moist the soil before feeding the roots with a nutrient solution.
I topped this plant multiple times. It will grow huge but I will switch apartments in a few weeks so I need to control the height. It is getting more bushy so I am glad that it has to go through a long vegetation, which means a thicker main branch, more nodes and more top colas.
So far everything looks very healthy. I am planning to go for a screen when I move into my new home. I will cut down everything below the screen and focus on the parts that have clear interaction with light.
I am planning the first flush a week before pre-flowering period. I haven't used too much nutrients so I won't be flushing this plant every 3 weeks. I did lots of cropping as well. I like to keep plants in stress along the vegetation period so I can release it from the stress in early flowering to get a great natural boost to improve root production and fast flowering.
I watered this plant from the outter rim of the container for the first 3 weeks. Roots always seek water. I saw that this short plant covered almost all of the soil with roots. I am now watering in a uniform way, with more water. You guys all should make your plants crave for water. My plant never stopped growing even when I topped it from 3 nodes in the same day. They can go crazy if the roots go crazy
So here are the pictures;
Cheers guys. Blaze your blunts
I am here with my first journal. I used to post threads to veg and bloom cycle but this time I decided that it would be more helpful if I just make a complete journal. My plant is now in 5th week of vegetation. I was not able to take pictures before today so we will start with a multi-topped plant. I got more veg and topping to do so I think explaining the earlier process would be enough.
Some data about this grow;
-Strain: Liberty Haze (Barney's Farm)
-Container: 11 gal
-Soil: Biobizz Light Mix
-Nutrients: Advanced Nutrients Connoisseur Line with most of the bloom products
-Lights: 200W DIY LED, supported with 2x22W CFL's and for bloom there will be 2x additional 65W CFL's.
-Temp: Around 27-28 C
-RH: Around %60
-Ventilation: 4x generic desktop fans.
-Filters: Generic sheet carbon filter.
-Cabinet: DIY cabinet white interior paint.
-pH: I am not measuring pH in soil. I will measure in flowering. I got some vermiculite and perlite in soil so they help the maintenance of pH. I never had pH problems in soil for vegetation.
I used this cabin for my previous grow for K-Train and Shining Silver Haze. K-Train is great in every way but SSH is not as satisfying as the Super Silver Haze from GHS. I added an input fan just to make the plant shake a little and to obtain a proper ventilation. I started this grow in very hot weather but LED's and CFL's made it possible. I am very happy with Biobizz soil since it looks like very air-transparent.
I am used to AN nutrient line but I use them at %55-60 compared to the suggested dose. Advanced Nutrients are providing great results but they are hard to flush in my experience compared to Canna or Biobizz. Now I am watering plants with plain water and wait for a day. Then water them with a mild solution containing nutrients. It is good to moist the soil before feeding the roots with a nutrient solution.
I topped this plant multiple times. It will grow huge but I will switch apartments in a few weeks so I need to control the height. It is getting more bushy so I am glad that it has to go through a long vegetation, which means a thicker main branch, more nodes and more top colas.
So far everything looks very healthy. I am planning to go for a screen when I move into my new home. I will cut down everything below the screen and focus on the parts that have clear interaction with light.
I am planning the first flush a week before pre-flowering period. I haven't used too much nutrients so I won't be flushing this plant every 3 weeks. I did lots of cropping as well. I like to keep plants in stress along the vegetation period so I can release it from the stress in early flowering to get a great natural boost to improve root production and fast flowering.
I watered this plant from the outter rim of the container for the first 3 weeks. Roots always seek water. I saw that this short plant covered almost all of the soil with roots. I am now watering in a uniform way, with more water. You guys all should make your plants crave for water. My plant never stopped growing even when I topped it from 3 nodes in the same day. They can go crazy if the roots go crazy
So here are the pictures;
Cheers guys. Blaze your blunts