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repp, looking good bro.. definitely time to chop soon *drools a little* maybe u can get some dry ice and make some dry ice kief with ur trim, you can use fresh trim but its probably better if u dry it out a little first. also give me a tricome update !! how is the ratio of amber to cloudy...

2 weeks sounds about right, maybe a little longer. It's hard to tell without a more detailed close up, I wish ur camera could do macro shots. anyway I am always terrible at guessing, u are better off just checking the tricomes everyday. also u should get into the habit of lifting ur pots...

looking good, buds are swelling up nicely... lot of swelling from last weeks pics :D since one of your plants will be ready for harvest much sooner than the other dont worry about the 2 days of darkness.... it does help but it isnt necessary, plenty of good buds out there that havent had it...

Bro it's almost time for another update ! The weeks have been flying by, for me anyway :D Are u going into week 6 or 7 now? Either way u are getting close to harvest. You should start thinking about you setup for drying them. A good trick to getting realllllly good buds is to slow down the...

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hey bro glad to see your plants are still coming along ok, i know they are having some problems but it could be worse. how are the tricomes, do you have any cloudy ones yet? p.s. have u gotten a ph kit yet <__>

you can afford a hydro setup but u cant spare 20 bucks for nutes that arent made out of poison?

maybe because he doesnt have the space to grow out a 6 foot plant??

for the yellowing i would check the ph, than if its on target increase the feedings. remember your supposed to increase the amount week by week untill you hit week 6 which is when ur plants require the most amount of nutrients. if you are already feeding at max than i would increase it bit by...

hey bro, so hows your plants doing? what have the temps been like since you hooked up both lights?

mary is probably flowering slow for a combination of reasons. im guessing stress, and not enough light energy are the main cause... wat is goin on with ur fan leaves though, you should take a close up because it looked like some of the new growth has burns. hard to tell from the shot but it...

if your asking for help than you should give us the most information that you can provide... what kind of light are you using and what medium are u growing in? what are you using for nutrients? id recommend putting in a stake for support (careful to not damage the root system) and than setting...

looking good man plants are looking happy plus u got some nice genetics growing there...

^please click the report button (the one at the bottom of the post, shaped like a triangle) and report this as spam. also my general rule of thumb is to fill the space i plan on growing in with pots, than take out one pot to make a little wiggle room.

thank you for this great information, very helpful to me and probably many other growers that have this same exact problem. id just like to check and make sure that i am understanding this right. so you setup a duct to pull in cold air from the a/c and push it into your tent... than setup...

mary is looking good, but jane not so much.. i think your compost tea might be on the strong side, espically considering it has manure that is high in nitrogen... you should cut back on it, espically now that you will be using big bud and iguana juice... maybe you can stop feeding the compost...

i think i have fan leaf envy, very nice job... i love seeing happy plants : D

thanks for all the feedback and the great ideas.... rigging up a duct to the a/c is ingenious... my guess is as long as it doesnt run for more than an hour or so the positive pressure it creates in my sealed tent should be managable is it ok to hook up a window a/c to a thermostat? i use a...

btw this is just a gadget that i thought was really cool, not an advertisement in anyway.... im not spam D:

i think that this system would put a tremendous strain on your inline duct fan and create a lot of backpressure (not good)