My 2015 Norcal Grow

tannersmokin247

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• Jun 17, 2015

• #61

I tied down the one on the right. She was getting pretty tall all ready..These are the two seed randoms. I've topped it a few times as well. The one on the left is suppose to be the same strain but they look nothing alike. It did go through a quick flower n reveg early on and now has several tops without any training.

 

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tannersmokin247

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• Jun 23, 2015

• #62

So all of my bigger plants the soil is mixed from last year's stuff with new soil mixed in, but these 6 I have in 65 gals are mainly one kind of soil I bought this year and I think it might be hot or something else is going on. The first plant in the pics looks yellow and rest are a little but mainly the inside leaves are burning. I know the inside leaves dying off is usually normal but this looks different. And the 3 dream queens look yellow. The gdpxblueberry looks greener but same inside stuff. The pics of the small plants are random seeds in same dirt also yellow with lowers burning. Overall everything is looking great though. Any suggestions what I can do? I stopped feeding them a week ago and I've been using straight water.

 

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tannersmokin247

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• Jun 23, 2015

• #63

More pics

 

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Joedank

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• Jun 24, 2015

• #64

tannersmokin247 said:

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i am going with water stress as a prelim diagnosis. BUT riddle me this tannerman
1 . are you using a ph pen?
2.) is there gypsum in your mix ( if not i would use some always) gypsum binds with excess salts and adds free ca+ to your soil buffering the swings in osmotic (water) pressure ...
3 do you have a water probe?


the ones in small pots are probly cooking ...

 

tannersmokin247

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• Jun 24, 2015

• #65

I do not have a ph pen, I did not add gypsum to my soil, and no I don't have a water probe I have always just scratched at the dirt and used my own judgement. All the other plants look pretty healthy; it's mainly just the six I have in these black 65 gallon pots. They have just one kind of soil, some sort of mushroom topsoil with other stuff in it plus what I added. I definitely think they are getting too hot. The 3 dream queens are a lighter green overall than the 3 blueberry X gdp but they all look to be getting hot. All tops like nice. All the damage is on the inside.

Joedank said:

i am going with water stress as a prelim diagnosis. BUT riddle me this tannerman
1 . are you using a ph pen?
2.) is there gypsum in your mix ( if not i would use some always) gypsum binds with excess salts and adds free ca+ to your soil buffering the swings in osmotic (water) pressure ...
3 do you have a water probe?


the ones in small pots are probly cooking ...

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tannersmokin247

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• Jun 25, 2015

• #66

Good Morning! (Rooftop Pics)

 

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tannersmokin247

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• Jun 25, 2015

• #67

The first two pictures are from my plants on June 23rd last year. Looking at my bigger ones this year they are already 2 or 3 times bigger than last year. The last two pics are from today. Last year I averaged 1 to 2 lbs per plant so I'm defiantly excited. Just gotta stay on top of the pests

 

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papapayne

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• Jun 25, 2015

• #68

looking awesome! Quick questions, what size pots did u run both years? My plants currently are slightly smaller then your current ones, i am hoping for 2# each

 

tannersmokin247

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• Jun 25, 2015

• #69

The black ones are at least 200 gallons I got them used. My buddy says he filled 200s for some guy and mine look bigger. But I got damn near as much weight from the two 100 gals and the 65 I used. except one in the 200s went crazy.

 

tannersmokin247

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• Jun 25, 2015

• #70

The 3 green crack were in the black 200s and I got over 5lbs from the three. I estimated the big one at 2lbs and the other 2 at 1.5lbs each. The buds weren't huge either. Decent but not huge. I fed just not very heavily.

 

tannersmokin247

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• Jun 25, 2015

• #71

This is August 16th last year. First pic biggest green crack during preflower. Second is big and medium green cracks. Third is the sour strawberries in a 65 and a 100 gal. They were 1 to 1.5 each.

papapayne said:

looking awesome! Quick questions, what size pots did u run both years? My plants currently are slightly smaller then your current ones, i am hoping for 2# each

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papapayne

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• Jun 25, 2015

• #72

they sure look healthy!

 

tannersmokin247

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• Jul 2, 2015

• #73

Update: July 2nd. Pairs: The cheeses, cherry pies, blue dreams, and Dougs are all doing great! My only little green crack is small but healthy. (She's the one in the only tan 65 gal I have between the two cheeses in the big black 200s) the 200 gal tan pot with two small plants in it are both bluedream freebies not doing so great. I am flushing those out along with my 3 dream queens and the 3 blueberryxgdp. They been burning up. I gotta get some hay and calmag too. But overall I can't complain. I'm excited as usual!

 

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tannersmokin247

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• Jul 3, 2015

• #74

Rain on July 2 huh? El Nino gonna be nasty this year.

 

tannersmokin247

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• Jul 4, 2015

• #75

Cheese lookin sexy next to my super alarm taco.

 

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madininagyal

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• Jul 4, 2015

• #76

Cheese will be huge at the end i know she can double or triple her size you gonna have an epic harvesy

 

papapayne

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• Jul 4, 2015

• #77

looks awesome man! whose the breeder on your cheese? i have the breeders boutique cheese surprise, its doing killer outdoors as well.

 

tannersmokin247

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• Jul 4, 2015

• #78

papapayne said:

looks awesome man! whose the breeder on your cheese? i have the breeders boutique cheese surprise, its doing killer outdoors as well.

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I bought two of them from a local cannabis club so I'm not sure but they seem healthy and vigorous

 

doublejj

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• Jul 4, 2015

• #79

Looking good brother....good luck with the new plants..

 

tannersmokin247

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• Jul 5, 2015

• #80

I usually see these bugs every year in the dirt and on the pots. Seems to be more this year. Any idea what they are or if they can be harmful?

 

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