Expert Advise needed pls , W/W is time to go flowering ? dont waist my effort

torichan

torichan

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Dear experts out there ,
This is my 1st grow indoor ,
set up
300 watts Giant CFL . (as u can see my set up , )
Soil ,

10 weeks from seeds now , veg

The ladies are very healthy ,looking so nice and fresh ,

My question is when i should go Flowering , i know the more u leave them the more yield i will have ... had in mind end of jan i go flower
Now as u can see what yield should i expect from 1 plant if i go end of Jan for 8 weeks flowering ?

I dont want to waiste my effort and get nothing or little ,is waiste of time better i go and buy then ,,

So according to Pic i pOsted of my ladies what u experts think ?
And should i go Flowering in 3 weeks time ? total 12 weeks veg from seeds

300 watter CFL
Temp 21-25 deg

Thanks a lot before hand brothers

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J2M3S

J2M3S

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ah, another "how much is it going to yeild?" question. this is a grow forum not a fortune teller forum.

torichan said:
Thanks man ,
Pre Flowers u mean white hair between Nods ?
If so one of them it has little

what about the yield what do u think ?


thanks jes
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torichan

torichan

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J2M3S said:
ah, another "how much is it going to yeild?" question. this is a grow forum not a fortune teller forum.
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Did nt mean to offend you dude , as i said this is my 1st grow ,
and yes maybe i am another one of thousands ,

this is the whole point ,how much yield for the effort i m putting ,,
next time u don t need to reply if i am another 1 ,you should be immune now to this question if you saw it so much !!!

looking for experts here that they can tell approx .not fortune tellers

thanks anyways for stopping by
 
eyecandi

eyecandi

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end weight is so variable, but as a base rule, aim for .5-1gram per watt (doesn't matter how many plants you have). most begginers may be lucky to get .3 grams per watt. CFLs do not penetrate the canopy much, so flowering them small is a benefit, keep that light within inches (use your own hand as a measure of heat distance). WW grows very short/dense, so she won't stretch a lot.

the pre-sexed girl with one flower is good. keep an eye on them though for any little boy balls. unless of course you want seed for your next go-rounds.
 
torichan

torichan

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eyecandi said:
end weight is so variable, but as a base rule, aim for .5-1gram per watt (doesn't matter how many plants you have). most begginers may be lucky to get .3 grams per watt. CFLs do not penetrate the canopy much, so flowering them small is a benefit, keep that light within inches (use your own hand as a measure of heat distance). WW grows very short/dense, so she won't stretch a lot.

the pre-sexed girl with one flower is good. keep an eye on them though for any little boy balls. unless of course you want seed for your next go-rounds.
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Thanks eye ,
very good info , .5-1grm p/watt ... very gd info ,
all of them are females :) seeds

and yes they r dense and solid ,
because of cfl heat is nothing , temp is locked on 21-25 deg max

thanks champ .
 
eyecandi

eyecandi

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with CFL, I'd go ahead and start now or within the next few weeks. the light not penetrating far below will create weak popcorn buds at the bottom, starting flowering soon should keep more dense bud at the tops.
 
torichan

torichan

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eyecandi said:
with CFL, I'd go ahead and start now or within the next few weeks. the light not penetrating far below will create weak popcorn buds at the bottom, starting flowering soon should keep more dense bud at the tops.
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thanks m8 ,

i know what u mean ,, is that the light don t reaches the bottom

ii got some spider mites as well (fuckers , ) so i m waiting to spray 2-3 more times in 5 days period before i go flower so wont damage any buds then ,

that s why i am bit concern (little worried )
 
eyecandi

eyecandi

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you can still spray for mites during flowering, just be careful to spray in the morning (so moisture has time to evaporate and avoid mold/mildew within the buds) and stop spraying 2-3 weeks before end of harvest. spraying with clean H2O occasionally will help wash off any residue as well. make sure the anti-bug you are using is safe for vegetables (edibles).
 
torichan

torichan

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eyecandi said:
you can still spray for mites during flowering, just be careful to spray in the morning (so moisture has time to evaporate and avoid mold/mildew within the buds) and stop spraying 2-3 weeks before end of harvest. spraying with clean H2O occasionally will help wash off any residue as well. make sure the anti-bug you are using is safe for vegetables (edibles).
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Love ya dude
This is what i call help ,
Big boom !!
 
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Wetdog

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torichan said:
thanks m8 ,

i know what u mean ,, is that the light don t reaches the bottom

ii got some spider mites as well (fuckers , ) so i m waiting to spray 2-3 more times in 5 days period before i go flower so wont damage any buds then ,

that s why i am bit concern (little worried )
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Search FORBID or Floramite on ebay. ONE application, 100% effective, THEN flip to 12/12.

2-3 more times 'stuff' is not going to be 100%. Believe me or no, you will find out if that's what you stick with.

I have and use both, but prefer the Forbid. For ~$20 it's worth it.

YMMV

Wet
 
torichan

torichan

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eyecandi said:
;end weight is so variable, but as a base rule, aim for .5-1gram per watt (doesn't matter how many plants you have). most begginers may be lucky to get .3 grams per watt. CFLs do not penetrate the canopy much, so flowering them small is a benefit, keep that light within inches (use your own hand as a measure of heat distance). WW grows very short/dense, so she won't stretch a lot.

the pre-sexed girl with one flower is good. keep an eye on them though for any little boy balls. unless of course you want seed for your next go-rounds.
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3 weeks into flowering


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