She looks fine to me 
Just try to water further away from the stem, that way she will search for water = grow roots sideways
Just try to water further away from the stem, that way she will search for water = grow roots sideways
Virgin Ground And The Little Star Asterion
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Alright...I watered her 5 hrs ago. She did this yesterday too. I thought it was because of her drooping before lights out. Lights out isn't for another 3 hrs though.
I was on a different light schedule with my last grows and never saw them droop before lights out. Do they start doing it 2-3 hrs before? Am I dealing with something else?
I was on a different light schedule with my last grows and never saw them droop before lights out. Do they start doing it 2-3 hrs before? Am I dealing with something else?
She may just be a little stressed. She looks fine to me though. Hopefully it's just a phase and she gets some strength soon
I get droop in my Hempy till they hit the rezz for a good day
Look at mine in the big buckets, still droopy
She is fine I think
What u up potting her into ???
Look at mine in the big buckets, still droopy
She is fine I think
What u up potting her into ???
She only needs x amount of light each day. Maybe she’s just reaching her max early.
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I do have her on 20/4. I was going to drop it down to 18/6 but haven't because I am waiting on my HG to break ground.
I am looking for a 1 gallon for her. I have a 2.5 gallon for her final bucket.
I am looking for a 1 gallon for her. I have a 2.5 gallon for her final bucket.
I’m guessing with 20 hours of light she’s ready for down time a little early in the cycle.
I agree, she looks healthy so just less like a ght, when you can and an up potting would help.
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I will give her a new bucket tonight and adjust the timer. Thanks y'all!
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I got a new bucket ready. I then noticed that my boyfriend must have closed up my perlite bag. It was still moist from rinsing. It now smells musty. How do you recharge/clean perlite? Is it a 1-4 bleach solution perhaps? What about dechlorinating afterwards?
Or use peroxide if you have a bottle handi.
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That sounds safer.I have a bunch of 3%.
1:1 ratio strong enough?
1:1 ratio strong enough?
I just rinse it
But if musty, I bet a 4/1 or 2/1 will be plenty
Maybe add some nutes and yet soaking it at the same time
Edit
I keep my Perlite, rinsed, in a tub from Wally world, no lid
So it's ready as needed
Bag is raw stuff
But if musty, I bet a 4/1 or 2/1 will be plenty
Maybe add some nutes and yet soaking it at the same time
Edit
I keep my Perlite, rinsed, in a tub from Wally world, no lid
So it's ready as needed
Bag is raw stuff
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Happy, happy, happy!
I have a little helmet headed HG sprout. Looks like she's going to be stubborn, it's on pretty well. I'm just going to keep it moist for now. I think I'll eff it up if I mess with it too much.
I really needed this small win, life has been a bit challenging for me lately. I have seasonal affective disorder and it has officially kicked in. That's what I get for living in the great white north. I'm an entirely different person in the summer.
The mystery seeds never sank. They were kinda weird looking seeds to begin with. I was afraid I would all of a sudden have too many plants. Looks like the mother nature is helping with that.
I did get the Lemon into a bigger bucket. She was rootbound and held onto the perlite like a champ. She looks just a touch droopy right now. She seems to be handling her transplant well. She is a deep dark greenish purple. Thinking it's more of a temperature problem giving me lockout. I am giving her 1/8 of regular dose for nutes atm.
I'll drop some pics a bit later.
I have a little helmet headed HG sprout. Looks like she's going to be stubborn, it's on pretty well. I'm just going to keep it moist for now. I think I'll eff it up if I mess with it too much.
I really needed this small win, life has been a bit challenging for me lately. I have seasonal affective disorder and it has officially kicked in. That's what I get for living in the great white north. I'm an entirely different person in the summer.
The mystery seeds never sank. They were kinda weird looking seeds to begin with. I was afraid I would all of a sudden have too many plants. Looks like the mother nature is helping with that.
I did get the Lemon into a bigger bucket. She was rootbound and held onto the perlite like a champ. She looks just a touch droopy right now. She seems to be handling her transplant well. She is a deep dark greenish purple. Thinking it's more of a temperature problem giving me lockout. I am giving her 1/8 of regular dose for nutes atm.
I'll drop some pics a bit later.
Official pop party
Did you poke the mystery seed to see if it sank?
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They sink when you poke them. They get covered with bubbles and float back to the top. I thought about putting a coin in the shot glass to keep them under. I may still try it as I have nothing to lose.
If they come back up, I think you should stick them in some wet cotton to see if they shoot any taproots.
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Himalaya Gold
Lemon Og Candy
Lemon Og Candy
My ww was like that for a whole day.. Lol
Winter time makes them lazy?!
Winter time makes them lazy?!
Winter time makes me lazy to
