Chewys_Grow_Afghan_Kush
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Lacy
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That flew right over my head. 
Lacy
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crazy-mental
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looking good . looks like were at the same stage, but im in soil heres some pics some 18 form seed.
under flos, and some 4 week under 250 hps started with flos.
both sets of plants have been topped .
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under flos, and some 4 week under 250 hps started with flos.
both sets of plants have been topped .
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chewy*barber
shawarma king
Thanks russ0r.
Did you spot a deficiency? They look very green to me, and I am afraid to increase the nutes and burn them. Looking closely I see some signs of the plants struggling to cope with the nute levels since going to 1/2 on Sunday. They will be good by the looks of it, but to increase now, before they have shown they are ready seems to be asking for trouble.
I am guessing that I stunted them when they were very young, and this slow growth is the consequence. Hopefully they will fully recover and begin to grow rapidly.
What I don't understand is that they appear healthy. They seem to have fully recovered from any early problems. So, why the slow growth? I cant imagine it is nutes as you suggested. They are too green -- a N overdose would seem likely if I pushed here.
again thanks
russ0r
The russ0r
being to "green" isnt much of a sign i'd look for, unless they are too dark green, then worry about nitrogen overdose. any stunting early on should have resolved in a week if things were done right, espcially in hydro, having a PPM meter usually is the way to go, so you know how much you are feeding, otherwise that ends up an issue. i didnt spot and deficiencies. if it were my grow i'd be looking at nutrients/ph. do you change you resivor somewhat regularly? i'm not saying to incrase because i dont know you're ppm's and i'm not familiar with your nutrients, but a ppm meter can help you alot in knowing what they are really getting fed.
chewy*barber
shawarma king
Res change every week.
PH is stable, the GH Flora three part has PH buffers that keep it fairly steady at 6-6.5.
I'm really grasping at straws.
chewy*barber
shawarma king
Nothing new, still tiny -- Five Weeks
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--bump, i know lame -- bumping my own thread
chewy*barber
shawarma king
thanks HoLE, but at 5 weeks something isn't right.
haven't seen most anyone at #rollitup lately, I thought it was the holidays, or maybe everyone got over it.
lowerlevel
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lower ur ph should be around 5.5-5.8
and use ro water if possible..
and use ro water if possible..
chewy*barber
shawarma king
Week Six:
They are still small for their age -- will be forever runts.
But, they smell sweet and I have to force myself not to play with their leaves and smell my fingers.
The first picture is of a plant that is showing pre-flowers and they are male. But, I'll wait a few days just to double check.
Still need advice and opinions as to why they never really took off in veg.
Also, I bought a vicks vaporizer thinking it would help my humidity problem. But, when I got it set up I thought about the mist hitting my 400 HPS--that could be a major problem, right? What do you think, yah or nah on the vaporizer?
They are still small for their age -- will be forever runts.
But, they smell sweet and I have to force myself not to play with their leaves and smell my fingers.
The first picture is of a plant that is showing pre-flowers and they are male. But, I'll wait a few days just to double check.
Still need advice and opinions as to why they never really took off in veg.
Also, I bought a vicks vaporizer thinking it would help my humidity problem. But, when I got it set up I thought about the mist hitting my 400 HPS--that could be a major problem, right? What do you think, yah or nah on the vaporizer?
chewy*barber
shawarma king
Well, one is a girl anyway. All the others are male.
What is funny is that two of the males are tall and not very bushy -- as expected, but one is almost identical to the female. That sucks, I thought for sure the second short bushy plant would also be female.
What is funny is that two of the males are tall and not very bushy -- as expected, but one is almost identical to the female. That sucks, I thought for sure the second short bushy plant would also be female.
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Killed off the males--
I was expecting some funky root problems to explain the slow growth. I really think it is the strain, as everything has checked out.
Enjoy the graphic image-
I was expecting some funky root problems to explain the slow growth. I really think it is the strain, as everything has checked out.
Enjoy the graphic image-
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Worlds smallest 7 week old.
Only one left cause only one that was a girl.
I really wanted a mother to start clones, but I am not going to clone this. I am going to buy another strain and build a new set up. This plant is entirely too small, even if its normal I don't want it.
Only one left cause only one that was a girl.
I really wanted a mother to start clones, but I am not going to clone this. I am going to buy another strain and build a new set up. This plant is entirely too small, even if its normal I don't want it.
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chewy*barber
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Thanks, I am having fun. I am looking forward to building a better system and starting fresh. Still, I am going to flower this girl. But, I think I might let her grow and grow and grow for long time first, as she is so slow.
russ0r
The russ0r
and something else to note a 400 w hps if you try hard you can get it 6 inches from the canopy. hopever even then you're only getting sufficient production in maybe 16 inches down the plant - the rest will produce nothing. thats why topping does wonders, or lots of small clones.