Hi fellow growers I’m looking for help . I’ve done a lot of reading on here and I know it’s a touchy subject . I’m wondering how long you think until harvest time I think I’ve flushed too early it’s been nearly 2 weeks now with no nutrients these are rqs critical. Supposed to be 7-9 week in flower I am aware they give these times to sell seeds help please .
Harvest time help
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FastFreddi
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Begin a very low dose...enough to keep some green, that's all.
Feed to good runoff, keep your ph in check..6.5 to 7.2 if in soil.
Peace.
FF
Feed to good runoff, keep your ph in check..6.5 to 7.2 if in soil.
Peace.
FF
FastFreddi
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And you have at least 3 weeks, probably more due to light error.
FF
FF
Thank you I will introduce a weak mix I’m using remo nutes . I have done a few grows before and always harvested early after months of. Care and needed up with nothing that looked like bud when it dried it went to wispy little pods not worth smoking this is the furthest I’ve got . I’ve always gone off breeders times . BIG MISTAKE . I realize that now thanks to this site .
Ok great thanks . Well it’s not good news really . But it needs to Finnish off .
FastFreddi
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thank you for been helpful I can’t wait to be smoking a bud that I’ve produced I was hoping for a none problematic run but it seems to never be fucking light timers I had trouble with 3 of them I bought but some how it eventually rectified it’s self . Sometimes they didn’t come on . I re ran all the wires as I could only assume something was stopping it maybe due to a kink or overlap of wires I don’t know .
FastFreddi
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In this hobby, in the beginning, most have struggled. Some are great right from the start.
I was not one of those people, lol.
Hang in there, it will come.
FF
Sorry to be a pain . What ph in coco/ perlite mix at this point ?
FastFreddi
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5.8 to 6.2 max from what I understand.
Good luck, and forget about letting the medium dry.
From what I understand, it should be kept moist but not soaking at all times with nutrients.
Perhaps a coco grower will chime in.
Good luck.
FF
Thanks man
FastFreddi
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Wastei
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I don't feed to runoff in the beginning with coir. I just buffer it and only feed kelp/humic when they're young. There's a learning curve for sure going from soil to hydro. But basic principles is still the same like overwatering.
When plants are established you need to water with runoff to proper circulate the medium/system. I fed about once daily in coir. Some have great results with tighter intervals. Nowadays there's a lot of pre built systems intended for coir, you got Floraflex to name one of them. There's pro's and cons about every growing method. I gave up coir when they stopped selling BTI in solution form locally.
Always had to fight those fucking gnats in coir! Without BTI I gave up and went DWC for about 10 years. Coir grows are awesome if done properly. Good luck with your grow!
When plants are established you need to water with runoff to proper circulate the medium/system. I fed about once daily in coir. Some have great results with tighter intervals. Nowadays there's a lot of pre built systems intended for coir, you got Floraflex to name one of them. There's pro's and cons about every growing method. I gave up coir when they stopped selling BTI in solution form locally.
Always had to fight those fucking gnats in coir! Without BTI I gave up and went DWC for about 10 years. Coir grows are awesome if done properly. Good luck with your grow!
FastFreddi
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Thank you.
FF
