Vetsmoke85 First Grow Stealth Cabinet

You can't and you shouldn't do too much now. And you can't keep them at ground level forever :) you shaped them and did a good job, now you have to let them do their job :) give them a couple of weeks before any panic or a call to action attack :)
 
VetSmoke85 said:
Reckon I should prepare for longer?
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Possibly - my loryder#2 is about 95 days old today,been flowering for about 75 of those days-
Seedsman says 8 weeks from seed to harvest,she's already gone 13-she's finally about ready-just waiting on some amber trichomes...I've had all cloudy trichs for about 3 weeks,so I probably could have harvested 2 weeks ago,but I'm going for a good bit of couchlock...so I'm just waiting...and waiting..and waiting...
 
Ha ha I like your style @carcass . I've got a weekend stag do in Paris at the end of week 10. Was hoping to chop them just before I go. Hopefully they'll survive if they're not ready. I've done a bit more training tonight. Want to try squeeze a little more in. #2 has folded back in on herself tightly and got those main colas nicely in the middle of the lamp.
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#1 Has just had a little bending since this pic to get more light through and skirt the main cola around the pot a bit.
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Both back in the sun for the night.
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Once they get "about ready",there's not much to do but wait,and give them water when they're thirsty...
If you don't get to harvest before your weekend away,just make sure they're watered before you go,and they'll just keep fattening up while you're gone !
 
carcass said:
Once they get "about ready",there's not much to do but wait,and give them water when they're thirsty...
If you don't get to harvest before your weekend away,just make sure they're watered before you go,and they'll just keep fattening up while you're gone !
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Sweet I was hoping that might be the case.
 
Not sure what's caused this but the upper leaves have drooped down overnight. Especially on #2. I did lower the light a bit so could that have done it?
 

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Ah nice little chart that is. Thanks. Lights had just gone off so I guess I'll see how it's looking after a rest and the lights have been back on for a bit. #2 was fed last night but I didn't give her anymore than usual so I don't think it's a water issue. Temp is up to 27C peak so a little higher but not drastic. If things don't change I'll probably have to switch back to the original light setup.
 
Yeah-give them a little more time to adjust,they may be all perked back up by the end of the day-
If not,the light may well be the culprit.
 
I raised that panel above #2 a couple of inches and she appears to have perked up a bit since. Not the best pic but she definitely looks less droopy than before.
 

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I can definitely see the improvement
 
They both started with a small dose of bloom nutrients added to the feed a couple of days ago. Wasn't sure if it would be a little early but they both have quite a few flowers forming now.
 
carcass said:
I can definitely see the improvement
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Looking a bit more like her old happy self now hey. Will keep a close eye on it. The panel can go a bit higher still if required. Looks like that likely was the issue. Really reminds me of being a first time parent at times. Ha ha.
 
Good job so far mate, seems like you doing everything right, plants look very healthy and that's some nice training, there's not much left for you to do really other than deed em
 
Tomuk17 said:
Good job so far mate, seems like you doing everything right, plants look very healthy and that's some nice training, there's not much left for you to do really other than deed em
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Cheers mate. Yeah was thinking earlier I'll leave them alone now like @Katins suggested. Maybe pull them down a bit if they get too crazy but my intention now is to leave them alone as much as possible. The patience bit is the hardest. Ha ha.
 
Tomuk17 said:
I still have no patience either but it's getting better with each plant lol
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It's easier to be patient when you still have some of your last harvest waiting for you.
 
So the girls are back to how they usually look now. Just a bit older. Both had a feed tonight. Bit of a heat wave here right now so it's a bit warm in there tonight but should start to drop soon. Now it's time to relax with my friend Strawberry Kush.
 

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#2 was looking the same again this morning. Switched the plants positions around and after an hour #1 started looking a little sad. Start nights tomorrow and don't want to stress the plants too much at this point so I've just pulled out that extra light panel. Back to the original. Was worth a go I guess. I want to build a Samsung strip setup but need to cut back on the spending for a bit. Maybe treat myself for my birthday.
 
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