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Back left is a pineapple chunk and back right is a master kush clone that.i reverted from flower. Front left is a church and front.right is 8ball kush IMG20160726172730.jpg
 
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Forgot to add these guys.were vegged for one month . And are sitting under 4x 23w warm white cfls. Fed with gh flora nutes. Soil is 50/50 coco peat and perlite
 
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Couple more pics how do you think they look so far?
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The reflector is genius (hilarious too) and your plants look happier than mine! So I give it a thumbs up. ;-)

*EDIT* - What brand tent is that? The overhead supports seem abundant relative to size.
 
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The reflector is genius (hilarious too) and your plants look happier than mine! So I give it a thumbs up. ;-)

*EDIT* - What brand tent is that? The overhead supports seem abundant relative to size.
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Haha thanks they've been looking better since I started feeding everyday with ph adjusted 6.1 @ 520ppm nute/water solution and they are in coco peat ... tent is a gro cell from eBay. 60cm high x 60cm long and 45 cm deep
 
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Updates week 4 . Changed out 2 x 23w cfl for a 130w cfl. How do these beauties look? Starting to really push out some trichomes to the larger fan leaves . Not stinking up the place yet. Wich is nice since my last grow stank from 3weeks into veg all the way till chop, (flowerd from 5th week veg) and I was paranoid as hell about it haha it was.a Amsterdam skunk from John Sinclair and tasted delicious as week 4 flower and really skunk/fuely and even more intense after 8 week's. Ppl gotta try that strain , really tasty!!!!
 

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I'm unsure but they seem green healthy and happy too me so I dnt think I shud change something .
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I did not say to change anything, was prompting to check runoff ph. Just because you have no problems now doesn't mean you won't in future and knowing every aspect of your grow helps in diagnoses. For example in my grow, I have to put in 5.6 to get 6.1 out, if I put 6.1 in, get 6.6 to 6.7, so in long term my root zone may climb in PH. So I adjust mine down. Being proactive in management of root zone, all I did was ask a simple question and offered a suggestion on something else to watch if you wish to get better. It won't always go perfect.
 
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I did not say to change anything, was prompting to check runoff ph. Just because you have no problems now doesn't mean you won't in future and knowing every aspect of your grow helps in diagnoses. For example in my grow, I have to put in 5.6 to get 6.1 out, if I put 6.1 in, get 6.6 to 6.7, so in long term my root zone may climb in PH. So I adjust mine down. Being proactive in management of root zone, all I did was ask a simple question and offered a suggestion on something else to watch if you wish to get better. It won't always go perfect.
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Thanks for the info I will do a test today. I didn't.mean to come across as arrogant or anything I am sorry, I added some Epsom salts .as top.dress but only a tiny sprinkle in each pot. I am going to change the feed to a more vigorous flower shedule. I'm thinking maybe using.the gh flora grow/micro/bloom at 2.5/5/7.5per gallon ratio instead of the /5/5/5 per gallon grow/micro/bloom they've been on for 2-3 weeks I've read this formula is good, but should.I maybe use the modified Lucas formula of micro/bloom at 6/9ml Per gallon since I'm using coco and perlite(50/50 ratio)
 
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At this size she doesn't have much to work with, you would hurt what little yield you will get by taking her energy producers away. It has been proven by many that doing more than just cleaning lower (stuff 24" below canopy) hurts yield and cause more "leafy" bud since they seem to elongate leaves on flowers to make up for fan leaves cut off, but feel free to cut off what you want. It is your plant :)
 
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At this size she doesn't have much to work with, you would hurt what little yield you will get by taking her energy producers away. It has been proven by many that doing more than just cleaning lower (stuff 24" below canopy) hurts yield and cause more "leafy" bud since they seem to elongate leaves on flowers to make up for fan leaves cut off, but feel free to cut off what you want. It is your plant :)
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Woah woah woah I defoliate and it adds to yield I've worked in a commercial setting where we tested it and when done properly it adds yield pulling average of 2.3 a light over 45 lights and 180 plants average of 20 diff strains and there were 8 of these rooms. We tested a lot of shit and that is one that definitely passed with flying colors. That being said he doesn't have a big enough plant to do it with I wouldn't touch this one but I defoliate heavy and I have no issues with "leafy" bud idk where that came from even the book 3 a light is based off a defoliation theirs is different than mine still but same concept if done twice during flower in the right weeks and you know what to pull
 

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So tell me I am wrong, then I am right, that small of plant has been tested and would hurt yield



And again the whole defoilling thing is matter of opinion. I have always yielded better than friends who have done it to excess, have also seem some strains who reproduce those fan leaves by growing the sugar leaves bigger making even more trim.

Anyone you immediately jumps in board to tell someone wrong, when in essence really am not, since plants so small and spouts off how experienced he is on a Web page is a piece of shut anyways, IMO.

Author, do what you want. Experiment, there will be other plants, don't let nay sayers, and negative nannies keep you from doing whatever you hearts desire. Cannabis very durable plant.
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