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These are my aurora indica 18 days into flower. This momma is a bitch to clone but once they get past that they move along very nicely. They eat like a fat guy at a buffet too. The big one is the original mom. Looks pretty far along for only 18 days but I just wanted to get some other feedback...

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I currently run DWC but when I ran ebb&flow I would feed every 4 hrs. I also started at 20% nute strength and worked from about 400 ppms starting in veg topping out at around 1400-1600 ppms before flushing.

what system are you asking about the 24hr cycle on? and yes its always better to undercut than over cut. you can always add more nutes if the plant asks for it but too much will lock it up and then your world sucks.

Great info man. thanks very much for taking the time to do this and adding it here.

THANK YOU NUGROWER2010!! i've tried to explain this but apparently someone thinks i'm jus a 'dumbass', and had to tell me this with a +rep so the coward could do it anonymously. then they wanna act like i'm not gonna kno who it is haha. dont kno shit about even SEEDLINGS, but i'm the dumbass. lmao

jus some bud pics. gonna b choppin in a couple days. first three are killbreath. those are gettin cut before the white widow (last pic) which will prolly take a little longer.

jus some bud pics. got a couple weeks left. first 3 r killbreath, second 3 r white widow, last is the whole room. dont mind the curled leaves, i've been havin pH spikes. i cant figure out y or how to stop it. but if i'm gone from the gro house for more than 12 hrs the pH goes way up and the...

bump this is good information. any questions or comments always welcome (jus dont be a dick) :hug:

Also check out: Simple Green: Synthetic Hydro Indoor https://www.rollitup.org/indoor-growing/239537-simple-green-synthetic-hydro-indoor.html Another indoor hydroponic method that is maintained like a plant in dirt.

there's probably not going to b much you can do this time around except bend or top. if u bend do it VERY GENTLY and tie the plants down. otherwise the bushmaster will work great for future runs :-)

there is a product from Humboldt County's Own called BushMaster. u giv it to your plant the first three days in flower and it stops verticle growth (stretching). check it out

This article will take a closer look at hydroponic systems. Hydroponics is a vastly misunderstood method of growing that will give your plants the most balanced of nutrient diets out of all the systems out there. Hydro systems are also ideal for their ability to retain both water and air, making...

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