cheese pics 1st grow

b00linib

b00linib

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Hey people,

Heres some pics ive promised a few people,

Firstly let me say this is kinda an expriment and expense was spared,

And for all you tin foil haters im using tin foil not only as for its reflection but also it helps me reach the temps required,

THE INFO

1 plant, cheese strain, 4weeks 5 days old, on 18/6 (sometimes 19/5) 2 cfls both 20watt (equiv to 200watt)

Started off with only 1 light and only couple days ago added another so thats why its not as big as it should be

Nutes started off with MG but then went to a grow shop and purchased sum bio bizz,

Bit worried about 2 of the leaves they got sum rust spots and tears.

So please critise but be gentle as its a 1st and not alot of monies put into it.
 
Skunk#1

Skunk#1

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just checking, this site is running extremly slow for me the last 2 days and did not know if it was mine again
 
edwardvanhalen123456

edwardvanhalen123456

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that looks nice dude im currently growin some blue cheese up in my room, ok so your plant looks good man i would get rid of the tinfoil because i heard this can cause burn spots on the leaves and shit like that, i just got some mylar in and it works great , white paint would work good too, dont worry about those couple leaves man just keep on doin what ur doin man keep posting the pics too i wanna see
 
b00linib

b00linib

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I no man im not impressed with the size but that was coz i only had 1 light goin now i have 2 im hoping for a faster growth, its still in veg and gonna leave it in for a couple more weeks
 
Don Gin and Ton

Don Gin and Ton

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yo dude the spots on the leaves look like overfertilizer burn but other than that man lookin good. give them a couple of just plain water feeds then statr the nutes at 1/4 strength and work up.

good luck dude
 
mr west

mr west

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yeah mirical grow sucks big fat hairy bollox man, the compost is too hot for em and its slowing them down and burning them. transplant into a compost thats not very rich in food, john innes or something.
 
b00linib

b00linib

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I found that when i water them all the water stays at the surface and takes a while to sink in, it jus makes a clay/muddy effect, ive upgraded 1 of my lights so that should help too, thanks for the posts keep em coming its helping me out
 
edwardvanhalen123456

edwardvanhalen123456

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yeah when i water mine the water stays at the top so i put some perlite in their and that prob went away, i dont really know if it was a problem but i guess it was
 
Jay Tea In

Jay Tea In

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b00linib said:
I found that when i water them all the water stays at the surface and takes a while to sink in, it jus makes a clay/muddy effect, ive upgraded 1 of my lights so that should help too, thanks for the posts keep em coming its helping me out
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what kind of soil are u using and yea u should take off that foil i was using some for a bit but i heard its not good for the soil
 
b00linib

b00linib

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Dam its been a shit day, after relizing that my soil was shit and my pot was too small and that my plant became root bound i decided to get better soil and bigger pot well in the transplanting process a chunk of soil came off and took some roots with it http://i44.tinypic.com/10o4npg.jpg, so now im hoping it survies, lessons have been learned though, start with good soil and a big pot no need to transplant!
 
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