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Very nice man I will be following. Still trying to figure out my own journal as well ha. Good job tho
Hey, cool Prosody! I will check out your journal now.
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Very nice man I will be following. Still trying to figure out my own journal as well ha. Good job tho
They are actually looking rather wilted.
Not sure if this is stress from the bondage or needing water now (I totally need a scale).
The medium is so dry, the hangers won't stay pinned. I guess I water tonight, and see.
Hi Yeats,
Most of the time, they will have a few days of negative reaction to the LST. I have a jack herrer about a week from chopping. I did some light LST days ago, still droopy.
If your soil is bone dry, lift the pot and make a mental note of how light it is. Then water and check again. As I said earlier, I now take mine out of the tent to water. It forces me to take note of the wet weight vs dry because I have to lift it twice to water. If you are worried and think they are going too dry, you could stick you pinky finger in a spot of the soil, far from the main stem of the plant but still about an inch in from the pot, all the way to you 3rd knuckle. If it is bone dry that deep, you should be OK to water. I would not suggest this if they were much bigger because of the risk of damaging the roots. How long since last watering?
If your soil is bone dry, lift the pot and make a mental note of how light it is. Then water and check again. As I said earlier, I now take mine out of the tent to water. It forces me to take note of the wet weight vs dry because I have to lift it twice to water.
I have used a wooden skewer in the past to check for dryness. Push it down into the soil a few inches, leave it for 15 minutes or so, then pull it out. If you have wetness soaked on the stick, you're pretty good. If it comes up dry....well it's dry.
Kind of like checking a cake for doneness with a toothpick.
Just another method to ponder. ;-)
I don't think it's clawing, just a bit droopy. Mine will often look like that before bed after being out of the tent for an hour or so while I play with their ties.
I will fetch on for ya
Top down, as requested.
The thing is, they have looked like this all day. No improvements at all
Compare against yesterday's pics:
She's still tied down and was watered to run off today?
And we've been poking ties and probes into the pot, more than likely hitting at least a few roots, yet she's turned back upwards and has filled in quite a bit already?
Still think you're fine. What's the light schedule again?
Regardless, your job for the next two days is to sit on your hands and do nothing.
In your opinion, would it be wise to switch light cycles in the middle of a grow?
I ask because I have been wanting to do the 18/6, I just don't want to upset anything. Maybe if I gradually extended dark hours throughout a week, or so?