blackcoupe01
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I usually start nutes on day 15. Go easy on em at first and gradually increase.
First time set up?
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Budda_Luva
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it looks like that one has 3 nodes check this link out https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/92621-ferminized-method-true-not-5.html
gobears4eva
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wow that plant looks fucked up!!!! lol haha,and coupe ur still growing great
gobears4eva
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mmmmmm looking good so far,i love how fast these babies grow,kind of like a dick when u see jenna jameson naked,HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA god im bored sorry hah
matthewdmac
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Plants looking great! Keep it up! You could invest in a cool tube refloctor to keep down the temps of using a MH of HPS bulb, I have found from reading through this forum that HPS bulbs when used for flowering will produce bigger and more dense buds.
davii
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hey there was thinkin of using this soil what do ya reckon im very confused
http://www.bnm.ie/files/hort/20080502101610_shamrock_3mar.pdf
was thinkin of mixin in some pearlite an bat shit
All across Europe thousands of professional growers and
potting soil manufacturers have realised the benefits of
using Shamrock Irish peat.
Scientists from many different research stations have
conclusively shown the benefits of using this peat compared
to other alternatives.Tests have shown that Shamrock peat is
very stable with good pH and salinity buffering. Consequently
using Shamrock Irish Peat ensures the best possible
environment for plant growth.
The key benefits of Shamrock peat are as follows:
mechanical and structural stability to ensure
a good root environment
excellent pH and salt buffering capacity to protect the plant
against unfavourable environmental conditions
resistance to self-heating
high levels of aeration if required
chemical free
weed free
reliability of supply
ISO certificationpotting soil manufacturers have realised the benefits of
using Shamrock Irish peat.
Scientists from many different research stations have
conclusively shown the benefits of using this peat compared
to other alternatives.Tests have shown that Shamrock peat is
very stable with good pH and salinity buffering. Consequently
using Shamrock Irish Peat ensures the best possible
environment for plant growth.
The key benefits of Shamrock peat are as follows:
mechanical and structural stability to ensure
a good root environment
excellent pH and salt buffering capacity to protect the plant
against unfavourable environmental conditions
resistance to self-heating
high levels of aeration if required
chemical free
weed free
reliability of supply
http://www.bnm.ie/files/hort/20080502101610_shamrock_3mar.pdf
was thinkin of mixin in some pearlite an bat shit
davii
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just been away for 3 days i came back and my plants had grown loads so stuck em in bigger pots today and started them on nutes heres a few pics got some yellowing leaves also some brown spots lower down on a a few of them ?????????????????
L.S.T.
do ya think they can stay in these pots til the end.........
L.S.T.
do ya think they can stay in these pots til the end.........
gobears4eva
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the yellowing and browning on the bottom leaves keeps happenign to me,could be an imbalance of just not gettnig enough light to them
cheetah2007
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looks good. maybe lil biger pots indeed..one and a half gal! it depends of how long u think to veg!
Budda_Luva
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how much gall are the pots u can use 4.5 gals for anythigjust been away for 3 days i came back and my plants had grown loads so stuck em in bigger pots today and started them on nutes heres a few pics got some yellowing leaves also some brown spots lower down on a a few of them ?????????????????
L.S.T.
do ya think they can stay in these pots til the end.........
davii
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plants gettin fairly smelly by now but just at different times in the day gonna have to do something about it i got an inline fan an a carbon filter
one of those ones havent rigged it up yet il have to figured out how block up all the gaps in my growcab yet also i have cut a hole in the back of the cab an i have an 8" desktop fan against it blowing in cool air from the room will i have to leave the fan an filter on 24/7 now to keep the smell away?il post a few pics tomorrow plants doin well in there new pots
one of those ones havent rigged it up yet il have to figured out how block up all the gaps in my growcab yet also i have cut a hole in the back of the cab an i have an 8" desktop fan against it blowing in cool air from the room will i have to leave the fan an filter on 24/7 now to keep the smell away?il post a few pics tomorrow plants doin well in there new pots
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da plantDOC
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YOU mite want to let the root's look for water a little...maybe a dose of voodoo juice ans some sensizym..will get eney nute def's corected...good luck man!!!!da plantDOC
gobears4eva
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alot of my plants r yellow on the bottom leaves,i heard its normal