1st Grow - Hubbabubbasmelloscope in DWC & Water Farm

cjsbabygirl313

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You can have that light 3 foot up in veg with them little things.. U got to watch what you read because some of these things are wrong, are have other conditions. Like how close and intense to have that light, Those things depend on other factors such as temp(leaf temp) Rh, as well as ppm. Hotter temps(ambient temps) will require you to drop the ppm. Another-words 550 ppm might be all right at 72* but at 82-84, I could experience some over feeding.. The same as in dwc with DO.. At 1.0 lpm 500 ppm might work where at 1.5 lpm you may have to drop it to 375 to 425 ppm because of the increased bio-availability in the rhizophere.
I cant teach you everything in a night, a week, or even a month... Its a journey.
I hear ya ... for that I was just working witth the manufacturer’s recommendations and still keeping an eye on my tent and res temps along with the humidty. If it was getting too hot, I would have both backed off the intensity and raised the light. Also turned on my two little fans - they’re breeze is just under the light but well away from the plants!
 

Homie Da Clown

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for some reason that dude got on my last nerve
I seen brother! I was gonna call him out and rip him to shreds, but damn dude, I done raised my kids..
Like I said, Mrs Daisy Knows to follow your advice and she knows im watching over even when i dont comment..
Even tho I somehow missed the rumble in the jungle I see???
Just Let them fall off.. Attention seekers...

EDIT: Mrs Daisy
 
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Budley Doright

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Maybe another 14 days we can do the training. Messing with autos is tricky to get it just right with an even canopy.
Ya I’ve had better results just leaving them alone but never finished ones under lights. I’ve seen a few indoor runs that were topped and trained with amazing results. I’m sure low stress training to utilize light penetration could not be a bad thing. I typically get 100 +- grams from an outdoor auto plant, just so far not real impressed with effect :(. The first few I grew were just plain crap that got thrown in the concentrate bin lol. Love my oil FF440D18-788A-43BC-B100-DD9BC9CE6CEF.jpeg
 

cjsbabygirl313

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Ya I’ve had better results just leaving them alone but never finished ones under lights. I’ve seen a few indoor runs that were topped and trained with amazing results. I’m sure low stress training to utilize light penetration could not be a bad thing. I typically get 100 +- grams from an outdoor auto plant, just so far not real impressed with effect :(. The first few I grew were just plain crap that got thrown in the concentrate bin lol. Love my oil View attachment 4105889
I’ve never had oil - don’t know the first thing about it. I *have* read how to turn sugar leaf trim into hash using dry ice . Now THAT seems easy, but I haven’t has hash in literally decades!
 

Homie Da Clown

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Ya I’ve had better results just leaving them alone but never finished ones under lights. I’ve seen a few indoor runs that were topped and trained with amazing results. I’m sure low stress training to utilize light penetration could not be a bad thing. I typically get 100 +- grams from an outdoor auto plant, just so far not real impressed with effect :(. The first few I grew were just plain crap that got thrown in the concentrate bin lol. Love my oil View attachment 4105889
Agreed.
 

Budley Doright

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I’ve never had oil - don’t know the first thing about it. I *have* read how to turn sugar leaf trim into hash using dry ice . Now THAT seems easy, but I haven’t has hash in literally decades!
I make really nice old school black hash but not often as it’s takes a lot of good product. If and when you get a pile of bud I will show you how to make a drum humidifier into a hash machine that you fill and come back to in three days lol. The oil is a bit more work if you want to remove the butane from the oil, which I recommend lol.
 

cjsbabygirl313

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I make really nice old school black hash but not often as it’s takes a lot of good product. If and when you get a pile of bud I will show you how to make a drum humidifier into a hash machine that you fill and come back to in three days lol. The oil is a bit more work if you want to remove the butane from the oil, which I recommend lol.
That was why I liked the dry ice video on GWE ... nothing to have to do except shake it up - and I don't have to worry about butane *lol*
 

Budley Doright

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That was why I liked the dry ice video on GWE ... nothing to have to do except shake it up - and I don't have to worry about butane *lol*
Yes butane can be a problem lol. I’ve been doing the butane thing for 25 years and accident free for the most part lol. I would love to build a super critical CO2 extractor and actually just got a charging cylinder to do it, maybe next winter when I hibernate lol. And as the guys are saying, although yes leaf blotching is a sign of something happening, in my case lockout that I’ve since fixed, it’s been my experience that it does somewhat go away as the plant gets bigger. They are looking great btw. Also just a note, the hydroguard does have a expiry date and does work very well, you may want to finish that before switching, I love the stuff myself lol.
 

cjsbabygirl313

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So we’re still doing good tonight in the tent. Roots still seem to be multiplying, height and breadth of the plants still seeming to be getting on with business. Ph and ppms still managing to stay steady. Did notice a bit of brown in the Water Farm around the edge of the bucket at the water line - not algae, but really similar ... definitely gotta change the waters this weekend! Anyhoo, here are the gals tonight (GOD they look so different coming from the same strain - blows my mind!) ...

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Wisher2

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So we’re still doing good tonight in the tent. Roots still seem to be multiplying, height and breadth of the plants still seeming to be getting on with business. Ph and ppms still managing to stay steady. Did notice a bit of brown in the Water Farm around the edge of the bucket at the water line - not algae, but really similar ... definitely gotta change the waters this weekend! Anyhoo, here are the gals tonight (GOD they look so different coming from the same strain - blows my mind!) ...

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lookin much better

moght I suggest raising theblights significantly
raise them to say 24-36 above canopy
you want them to stretch some

those nodes are really stacked for that small of a plant

let those plants stretch
when you start to see pistils
you can lower the lights back down to about 14" from canopy

IMO of course
 

cjsbabygirl313

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lookin much better

moght I suggest raising theblights significantly
raise them to say 24-36 above canopy
you want them to stretch some

those nodes are really stacked for that small of a plant

let those plants stretch
when you start to see pistils
you can lower the lights back down to about 14" from canopy

IMO of course
Your “humble opinion” is always appreciated! :-) Same intensity as now? 45%?
 

Homie Da Clown

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lookin much better

moght I suggest raising theblights significantly
raise them to say 24-36 above canopy
you want them to stretch some

those nodes are really stacked for that small of a plant

let those plants stretch
when you start to see pistils
you can lower the lights back down to about 14" from canopy

IMO of course
Was just gonna say the same thing!
 
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