CuriousKinds, first (experiment/observational)

stoneslacker

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Just something small to push the heat off the top is all you need. The breeze will also help to strengthen stems and support your buds.
 
CuriousKinds

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Extremely happy to bring todays update, as I was able to capture some pretty good pictures.
Beginning of the third week of 12/12.



Bigger of the two:






Smaller of the two:





Kind of a top, middle view of both:



:weed:
 
stoneslacker

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Looking very nice CK! The girls are gonna love that fan and the lights nice and close. As the tops stretch and fill in you may need to raise the light a little bit at a time. Try to keep her as close as possible till the last 10 days or so. I like to raise my light by about 50% during the last 10 days, seems to help with the ripening. You got things in good order now, great job.

Peace
 
CuriousKinds

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Thank you for all the suggestions Stone, I'm looking forward to riding out the last leg of this journey. No problem raising the lights, I've got a series of holes already punctured at small intervals. Get to keep the feeding about the same until the last flush, I'll be posting pictures regularly to track the growth progression.

I think some time in the near future I'll be looking at a small grow tent and a high pressure lighting system. :) This is a hobby I'm really enjoying, and I'm pretty anxious to ditch the rubbermaid and CFL crap. :mrgreen:
 
stoneslacker

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It's true what they say. Smoking cannabis is not addictive, but growing it is. Lovin the pics CK. I would look to cut out some of the lower growth under the main canopy. Probably anything down from about 1 to 2" under the screen can go, it won't get much light and will just leech nutes.
 
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stoneslacker said:
It's true what they say. Smoking cannabis is not addictive, but growing it is. Lovin the pics CK. I would look to cut out some of the lower growth under the main canopy. Probably anything down from about 1 to 2" under the screen can go, it won't get much light and will just leech nutes.
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That's something I was curious about, normally the same for other plants in horticulture. I took some out earlier, all the new little runt growths.
Gotta focus that energy up & up!
 
CuriousKinds

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Beginning to think something could potentially be wrong with the smaller one. The fan on the door was nuking the top of it with hot air, and the foliage is starting to look funky to me, not sure if its just because its a different strain or what, but the other plant looks the same as it has foliage wise.







You'll notice the hardcore canoe action,

 
CuriousKinds

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Both of the exhaust filter cans in place and they work quite well.



Also, had to replace one of the outtake fans, old one was crummy.



Kicke d the circulation fans up higher, much better now.



Plants are otherwise doing well, steady growth.

 
stoneslacker

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Awesome ya! I love those DIY scrubbers, nice job. :clap: Don't worry about the leaf curling too much, it doesn't look that bad. How often are you watering? Might be a touch overwatered. Looking great, you managed the stretch nicely and kept them nice and even. Peace
 
CuriousKinds

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Usually water every two to three days, or when the top few inches of soil are dry. They just got watered before these pictures were taken. I made sure to let them dry completely this time beforehand. I bought some of that sledgehammer flush stuff, not sure if I should use it prior to the last two week flush, just because they've been repotted a few times, not really having any issues at the moment anyhow. Good to have later on though for sure. I'll have to read more about it.
 
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