My easy ryder looks strange... need help & advice

hrizer

hrizer

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hi, im a 1st time grower. i grow 1 plant in homemade diy grow box. my girl now almost 6 week but still not flowering.and looks bushy.

actually i has grow it outdoor in malaysia athmosphere. the temp is 45c on direct sunlight. i cover is with some small net. but after 2 week the weather become unstable due to haze from indonesia. i cant get enough light from sun. then after 2 week i change my mind to indoor grow.

for your info.. i grow with cfl day light 200w in vege stage. a flowering stage i use cfl warm white 250w & day light 75w. a temperature around 30c - 32c on lights. and off lights is 27c - 30c.i know the temp is too high & still waiting for my new exhaust fan. currently i use 5inch pc fan for exhaust.

i feed it with some local 20150926_222920.jpg 20150926_223001.jpg 20150926_223239.jpg 20150926_223643.jpg 20150926_223834.jpg 20150926_223954.jpg fertilizer 40-10-10 in vege & 5-10-10 in flowering. its difficult to get a good fertilizer in this area. im not sure its this how a re-vege looks? here a pics of my easy ryder. its 20cm height in day 40. is this normal or problem?
 
*BUDS

*BUDS

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Its ok, try to get it back in the sun if you can.
45deg is ok for a few hours a day(outdoor only) if its hardened already and that is still a lot more energy for the plant than 12 hours of cfls.
Cfls are ok for veg.
 
hrizer

hrizer

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*BUDS said:
Its ok, try to get it back in the sun if you can.
45deg is ok for a few hours a day(outdoor only) if its hardened already and that is still a lot more energy for the plant than 12 hours of cfls.
Cfls are ok for veg.
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thanks for the advise man.. hope the weather become normal back...
 
hrizer

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Punk said:
Looks pretty good for first grow. I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Next time try to give them more light somehow.
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yeah.. not bad.. i learn many things from this plant. but im worry about drying. humidity around 70% - 85%..
 
jellero

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i recommend a different strain. autos are automatically half strength. looks pretty good to me. j
 
hrizer

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jellero said:
i recommend a different strain. autos are automatically half strength. looks pretty good to me. j
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yeah man, now im working on growing afghani regular strain. i get it from herbieshead free gift. recommend me any strain for beginner..
 
bird mcbride

bird mcbride

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Autos are a dead end street for indoor. And to get anything they should get 20L/4d which is considerably more than a conventional mj. Autos can't be cloned. What these seeds are best for are outside growers that live in regions where the day is to long to produce buds on a conventional mj.
 
jellero

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hrizer said:
yeah man, now im working on growing afghani regular strain. i get it from herbieshead free gift. recommend me any strain for beginner..
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where are you? early strains in colorado are opium, caramelo. couple weeks later afghan kush, kandy kush, viet/thai. all done by 11-7 or so in my experience.
 
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hrizer

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jellero said:
where are you? early strains in colorado are opium, caramelo. couple weeks later afghan kush, kandy kush, viet/thai. all done by 11-7 or so in my experience.
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malaysia, in asia. weather is hot and humid the whole year. mostly weed in malaysia come from smuggle from thailand & indonesia. usually its sativa
 
hotrodharley

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hrizer said:
yeah man, now im working on growing afghani regular strain. i get it from herbieshead free gift. recommend me any strain for beginner..
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I would suggest a sativa dominant because of your growing environment. Looser buds do not develop molds as easily as indicas can in high heat/high humidity.
 
jellero

jellero

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hrizer said:
yeah man, now im working on growing afghani regular strain. i get it from herbieshead free gift. recommend me any strain for beginner..
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if it is hot year round you can grow anything i would think. just plant in spring and harvest when they are ready. it's the early frosts in the fall that limit the growing season here. don't they do awful things to you if you get caught? it is so nice here in colorado where it's legal but the growing season is short so we need a fast finishing strain, at least growing outside as i do. have never understood why the seed venders will only tell how many weeks to flower instead of seed in ground to finish. it would of course vary depending on where you are but veggie seeds say how many days, why not pot?
try a white widow, saliva. i have never finished one. i bought three plants into the house but they never finished with the limited light so i cut them around new years when they got spider mites. had a bon fire in the spring. g'luck, j
"to be a great gardener you must at times be brutal"
 
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