First time grow! another newb

Psilocybir

Psilocybir

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Man those are looking good for a first timer! Are you sure this is your first time.?.. lol

Can I make a few suggestion? I would switch the nutrients to something with lower nitrogen. I recommend 2-7-7 Schultz Cactus+ liquid fertilizer all you need is 4 drops in 1 quart of water. Then just wait, in 1 week those flowers will blow up. And you should look into coil cfl's. Cause you get alot more Lumens for less $$$ and they are easier to hang so you wouldn't have to worry about constantly pulling out the ladder to hang up chains an what not. Also it would allow you to be able to move and look around them more. Since they seem to look like they just started fully flowering I would replace anything higher then 6000kelv cfl's with 2700kelv cfl's. Just try to stay away from anything higher 3000kelvins for now since they are at there full flowering state. That would cause the plants to not focus as much on vegetational growth and it will increase it's budding rate. It will also increase there density.


Besides ^^^ that.. I will type this again. (They are looking Good for a First Timer!)
 
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ilovebluedream

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Psilocybir said:
Man those are looking good for a first timer! Are you sure this is your first time.?.. lol

Can I make a few suggestion? I would switch the nutrients to something with lower nitrogen. I recommend 2-7-7 Schultz Cactus+ liquid fertilizer all you need is 4 drops in 1 quart of water. Then just wait, in 1 week those flowers will blow up. And you should look into coil cfl's. Cause you get alot more Lumens for less $$$ and they are easier to hang so you wouldn't have to worry about constantly pulling out the ladder to hang up chains an what not. Also it would allow you to be able to move and look around them more. Since they seem to look like they just started fully flowering I would replace anything higher then 6000kelv cfl's with 2700kelv cfl's. Just try to stay away from anything higher 3000kelvins for now since they are at there full flowering state. That would cause the plants to not focus as much on vegetational growth and it will increase it's budding rate. It will also increase there density.


Besides ^^^ that.. I will type this again. (They are looking Good for a First Timer!)
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Yeah haha I am a first timer I swear. It wasn't looking so good until I put them into flower. Wow they look good now! I can't wait for them to explode. Right now I have a hps light (amazing), 4 t8 3000k fluorescent bulbs on sides and a 6500k t8 bulb in middle giving them a little different spectrum. The ceiling in this loft is about 7 feet so I can adjust easily. I just don't really want a ton of cfls hanging all over. Lol thank you so much though. Really appreciate the comments!
 
HeadieNugz

HeadieNugz

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Sppoc said:
I would definitely refrain from sprayin anything other than maybe clean water on the plant. Just leave it alone for now. Water when needed and if it doesn't perk up in a week or so take action.
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2nd that notion Sppoc, looking like some burn going on there. You feeding them Tap or Distilled?
Whats your Ph?
 
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ilovebluedream

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HeadieNugz said:
2nd that notion Sppoc, looking like some burn going on there. You feeding them Tap or Distilled?
Whats your Ph?
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yeah i did have burn because i definitely over nuted and watered them. i am feeding tap but it sits out a week. i'm not too sure of the ph. i dont have anything to use to take ph.
 
KanoCannabis

KanoCannabis

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Very nice dream its all down hill from here :) ill have a update for saturday dont forget to check it out .. live long and prosper lol
 
Flaming Pie

Flaming Pie

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Overwatering stunts and can kill your roots.

It is better to use your nutes spread over the entire week instead of one lump sum once a week. So if you water 3 times a week divide what you were using by 3 and apply each watering. This reduces risk of burn.
 
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ilovebluedream

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Flaming Pie said:
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Overwatering stunts and can kill your roots.

It is better to use your nutes spread over the entire week instead of one lump sum once a week. So if you water 3 times a week divide what you were using by 3 and apply each watering. This reduces risk of burn.
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my fertilizer says only to use 2 a month and its a 10-15-10. new growth.
that chart is really informational, my problem is the heat because its in a loft above a barn.
 
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