ChronicMonkey
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Yeah cool white is 6400k.. For flowering you need to get 2700k which is more in the red spectrum and that's what your plants need to flower/bloom.. Also are you using any nutes yet?
Very Late Southern Hemisphere Terrace Grow From Bagseed - Complete N00b
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LSDHedgehog
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Great advice my friend! Just to be sure, but have you checked out this entire grow prior to the last page?
It feels a little bit like you might have missed that this is an outdoor grow...?
I have been giving them nutes, yes. They got off to a really bumpy start, but I've learnt way plenty much since then
This is what they got when they were vegging - half strength, every second watering (about 6 days):
And now that they've been flowering, I've got them on this - same regimen:
It feels a little bit like you might have missed that this is an outdoor grow...?
I have been giving them nutes, yes. They got off to a really bumpy start, but I've learnt way plenty much since then
This is what they got when they were vegging - half strength, every second watering (about 6 days):
And now that they've been flowering, I've got them on this - same regimen:
ChronicMonkey
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Yeah i did read the whole thread and that why asked if you switched to 2700k bulbs for the flowering.. Unless you stopped supplementing with indoor.
I also used culterra multisol for flowering with my last grow.. I also do one nute watering and them one clean watering and repeat..
Everything seems to be going good for you even tho it was a rough start.. I myself had a bumpy first grow where one of my plants turned into a hermie, the other a male and funny enough the plant i didnt really cared about ( a solo cup grow of sorts ) turned out to be a female.. But if you have any questions or anything, shoot.. Will answer or help where i can..
I also used culterra multisol for flowering with my last grow.. I also do one nute watering and them one clean watering and repeat..
Everything seems to be going good for you even tho it was a rough start.. I myself had a bumpy first grow where one of my plants turned into a hermie, the other a male and funny enough the plant i didnt really cared about ( a solo cup grow of sorts ) turned out to be a female.. But if you have any questions or anything, shoot.. Will answer or help where i can..
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#facepalm
My bad. I was kinda forced into switching them into 12/12 for the upcoming move - which worked out rather well - but you're right, I didn't really mention the lighting thing along the way.
So yes, I did stop the indoor supplementing.
I've been really lucky with the third-story patio that gets severe sun - our climate (especially this year) is truly great over winter. I haven't been doing ANYTHING regarding temperature or humidity for these girls (bad Dobby).
I'm actually planning to start my next grow this Sunday. Then at least I'll be planting at the right time of year for an outdoor grow.
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My bad. I was kinda forced into switching them into 12/12 for the upcoming move - which worked out rather well - but you're right, I didn't really mention the lighting thing along the way.
So yes, I did stop the indoor supplementing.
I've been really lucky with the third-story patio that gets severe sun - our climate (especially this year) is truly great over winter. I haven't been doing ANYTHING regarding temperature or humidity for these girls (bad Dobby).
I'm actually planning to start my next grow this Sunday. Then at least I'll be planting at the right time of year for an outdoor grow.
#excitedAF
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I managed to get a few quick pics this morning, so pardon the crappy light.
My biggest concern right now is those yellowing leaves on the bottom...
Any ideas, or does this happen during flowering?
My biggest concern right now is those yellowing leaves on the bottom...
Any ideas, or does this happen during flowering?
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A quick update - I'm guessing it's some kind of deficiency, but because of ph fluctuations, as there had been some work done on our waterpipes recently...
Some detail of the stupid yellowing:
Other than the yellowing leaves, they seem rather happy though:
Some detail of the stupid yellowing:
Other than the yellowing leaves, they seem rather happy though:
JustinHemp420
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Subbed up, like to watch what us local guys catch on. Things seems to be on the up
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LSDHedgehog
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With the move (kinda) done, I can finally update a little on the girls!
#1:
#5:
#11:
#20:
Seems like they've been doing relatively OK, apart from the yellowing leaves that are still bugging me...
#1:
#5:
#11:
#20:
Seems like they've been doing relatively OK, apart from the yellowing leaves that are still bugging me...
ChronicMonkey
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Would love to have a smoke of your girls..,
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LSDHedgehog
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You and me both Mr Monkey! I'm guessing another month or so... #canNOTwait
JustinHemp420
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Looking good...you don't have anyone your level that can see if they had some binoculars. You get some nasty fuckers out there although the law should be a little more lenient as we approach the 2 year mark lol
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Heh, I'm hoping there's no-one around with binoculars! They should be OK though - they aren't in a spot where anyone outside our property can see them.
And while I'm here - a quick update:
It's been about 20 weeks since these ladies went into the ground. 5 of those weeks have been flowering.
I am really worried about the yellowing though - can anyone tell me if this is normal, or if I've got a nutrient deficiency? I can't find anything specific about leaves turning yellow from the tips...
#1
#5
#11
#20
And while I'm here - a quick update:
It's been about 20 weeks since these ladies went into the ground. 5 of those weeks have been flowering.
I am really worried about the yellowing though - can anyone tell me if this is normal, or if I've got a nutrient deficiency? I can't find anything specific about leaves turning yellow from the tips...
#1
#5
#11
#20
JustinHemp420
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I think it's normal that the leaves go yellow in flower, it's my first time growing but from what I have seen it seems to be.
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LSDHedgehog
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Thanks Justin! That's what I thought too...
If that is the case, then I'm probably a bit closer to harvesting than I thought! (at least on #5)
If that is the case, then I'm probably a bit closer to harvesting than I thought! (at least on #5)
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BTW, is it just me, or are there little dots of amber in here?
And the curled in pistils?
Please lemme know what you think.
And the curled in pistils?
Please lemme know what you think.
ChronicMonkey
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Nah bro i keep everything under wraps.. No one knows what i do... Tell one person and it spreads like wild fire.. Even just telling your best mate, one night his had one too many to drink and he runs his mouth and then, well yeah you know what then...
ChronicMonkey
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Bwahahahah i replied to the wrong thread.. Sorry im super baked.. Thought this q was on my thread ....
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JustinHemp420
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Why your own grow when clearly whatever you smoking works like a bomb
ChronicMonkey
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.. i had some ice with hash today.. Clearly did the trick.. ..
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