Kismet
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Keeping an eye on your babies TT 
TTKlaus' 3rd Grow Journal - Dragons Rose
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Yes those are the tops. I want to move those to flower pretty soon. This should help me sex them.
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Day 23 - stretching sideways!
I am stoked that the 3 plants from the left are so bushy! But, what about the weakling on the right? Also, i have a few leaves that are getting lighter spots. I don't have a pic of the clones, but they're all very happy.
Should I consider cutting some of those huge fan leaves near the top to make room for lower crowns to develop?
Thanks all,
TTKlaus
I am stoked that the 3 plants from the left are so bushy! But, what about the weakling on the right? Also, i have a few leaves that are getting lighter spots. I don't have a pic of the clones, but they're all very happy.
Should I consider cutting some of those huge fan leaves near the top to make room for lower crowns to develop?
Thanks all,
TTKlaus
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MotorcycleRon
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The two middle plants look extremely healthy with giant overgrown leaves that are the dankest green I've ever seen
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It's going to be interesting how they mature!
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I do ph every time. not sure about the spa down. I ordered a kit ph/ up and down a dropper for 8 bucks general hydroponics on the Zon
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Day26 from seed, Day 22 after sprouting.
I hope everybody had a great Memorial Day Weekend here in the USA.
3 weeks in. The plants are now about 8" wide! and about 6" tall. Very dense vegetation! Should I thin them out some? There are several new shoots coming from the side branches, should I top those? There are a few very large fan leaves, should I trim those? So many questions!
Clones are looking good:
Cheers! TTKlaus
I hope everybody had a great Memorial Day Weekend here in the USA.
3 weeks in. The plants are now about 8" wide! and about 6" tall. Very dense vegetation! Should I thin them out some? There are several new shoots coming from the side branches, should I top those? There are a few very large fan leaves, should I trim those? So many questions!
Clones are looking good:
Cheers! TTKlaus
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MaddHacker
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Hey TT, looking like they filling out and up... Looking good, last time I had those issues, It was Iron def... Good luck and keep it Green...
Kismet
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I only pull fans that are blocking budsites from light leave all the other ones usually.
Katins
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Hey @TTKlaus, lovely plants.
Regarding trimming fan leaves, I personally clip the top big ones to open up all the branching.
Regarding brown spots, I am a firm believer that plants of such age can not have any defficiency if grown in soil. That is one. Two, in your case, I believe it is a light burn. Looks like you are finding some dew on the leaves after the dark period, aren't you? So they act as a tiny magnifying glasses, hence the brown spots.
I am no pro for sure, that is only my 2 cents worth
Regarding trimming fan leaves, I personally clip the top big ones to open up all the branching.
Regarding brown spots, I am a firm believer that plants of such age can not have any defficiency if grown in soil. That is one. Two, in your case, I believe it is a light burn. Looks like you are finding some dew on the leaves after the dark period, aren't you? So they act as a tiny magnifying glasses, hence the brown spots.
I am no pro for sure, that is only my 2 cents worth
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I'm in, good luck with grow
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Welcome Robb87!
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Hey @TTKlaus, lovely plants.
Regarding trimming fan leaves, I personally clip the top big ones to open up all the branching.
Regarding brown spots, I am a firm believer that plants of such age can not have any defficiency if grown in soil. That is one. Two, in your case, I believe it is a light burn. Looks like you are finding some dew on the leaves after the dark period, aren't you? So they act as a tiny magnifying glasses, hence the brown spots.
I am no pro for sure, that is only my 2 cents worth
Hi Katins,
This is great! Thanks for the feedback. Yes, I have noticed some dew on the leaves in the mornings after dark. So, perhaps I should keep the vent fan on during the dark period to keep humidity to a low. The lights are not super powerful. I'm getting only about 400Umol at the distance from the plants. I knew there might be a simple answer to the problem!
And welcome to my journal!
Klaus
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Katins
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Well, pretty much the answer, me thinks
and the lights may not be powerful, but it is an array of circumstances, light/temp/dew that leads to this outcome. I have also learned it the hard way 