Green House Grow
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Ultra Haze
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Here is an update after 4 weeks, we killed one because it was too small, and cut the deformed leaves off the 2nd biggest plant. We have been flushing the plants for almost a week now and the new leaves growing show no signs of nute burns, and are a bit more greener now.
Back two plants: 4 weeks 2 days
Front 2 plants: 3 weeks
Back two plants: 4 weeks 2 days
Front 2 plants: 3 weeks
Dude,
An easy way of working out daylight length is to check weather websites or in the newspaper weather forecasts where they always tell you sunrise and sunset times. Then, judging by how much cloud/rain you have in a day, you can work out roughly how much daylight hours/night hours you've had. On a cold, overcast day sunrise will be later and sunset earlier but it's the average that counts - I try and work mine out over a weekly period.
An easy way of working out daylight length is to check weather websites or in the newspaper weather forecasts where they always tell you sunrise and sunset times. Then, judging by how much cloud/rain you have in a day, you can work out roughly how much daylight hours/night hours you've had. On a cold, overcast day sunrise will be later and sunset earlier but it's the average that counts - I try and work mine out over a weekly period.
Silky Shagsalot
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i've always wanted to do some sort of outdoor grow. are those cement blocks your pots are on? if so then i'd put something between that and your pots. cement holds in cold/heat and will keep growth to a minimum. you want your root-zone to be happy. cold ass cement is not good. i'd put some perlite in your soil too. it'll really help with getting some air to your roots. at what, 3 weeks, you should be at 1/4 to 1/2 strength nutes weekly.
