My budd grow
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FastFreddi
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Keep doing you Friend....I'm sorry you struggle. Hopefully you can find a way...keep growing keep improving.
Peace.
FF
Peace.
FF
Biggbudd1901
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Thank you sir...yellow leafs.. I thought would be a lacking of nitrogen. . But I'm not sure.. when they were young.. I'll post a picture
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Gond00s
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looks like my mcc under a hlg 550 at week 3 of flower so not enough power to flower out if that's at week 6 should invest in a cheap qb will be more better than those 10 year old diodes if its your first grow its fine but u should up to a white light build not a stronger blurple 150 watts of qb will do a very nice plant if u do one but up to u happy grows
Biggbudd1901
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Guess you did not read.l not 150 watt led.l 1000 watt led..you all act like you are all master growers.. guess you all knew it all from the beginning, make all the judgement s you want.. I don't gave a halide light nor the room.. it's a stupid little closet... it's 3 plants, 19 shoots.. I'll smoke this stuff and enjoy it when it's done and cured.. thanks to all, that have given me actual advise.
manfredo
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How close is your light to the top of the plants? You can drop the LED's down to like 12'' from the canopy. It's not uncommon to get some yellow leaves as flowering progresses, but it can be a sign of over watering. Weed likes it relatively dry. Wait til the top 2" of soil feels dry before more water.
You're getting there!!
You're getting there!!
Gond00s
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your retarded the light your running is not no 1000 watt led its 200 watts max lol think u know everything your gonna have some larfy ass nugs go look up the lush dominator thread and see what happens you just make yourself look like a idiot
manfredo
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That's not necessarily true. I have a few Chinese LED's that i have tested and their output is 50% of their rating, so his light could be putting out 500 watts. And he said this is all new to him and he's on a small budget, so maybe some encouragement instead of only criticism, right?? Hey, he's got buds....That's a lot more than many do on their first grow, even with much better equipment.
Biggbudd1901
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Like I have said.. I'll say again.. all this negative feedback, think what ya all want.. don't care..
manfredo
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It's not all negative, but sorry you perceive it as such. How high above your plants is your light? An LED like yours can be fairly close, like 12". You could also bend and tie your plants down and drop the light closer, and that might help fatten the lower buds up better.
Biggbudd1901
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The light is 12 inches above the canopy. .
manfredo
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That's good! Hey, don't let the naysayers bother you...It's a hobby, and you are learning. Hell I started with 4' florescent light and grew some of the best bud ever with them...Started under florescent then moved to outdoors. And as i said before, you'd be surprised how many people get no bud at all their first try.
Biggbudd1901
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Biggbudd1901
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Looks like budds to me, 
Clumpyoyster
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Cookie Rider
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I'd say just ride it out.
Don't overfeed or overwater.
You'll get smoke for sure.
Being a 11-12 week sativa, I think it looks ok for stretch. No big deal.
I was blown away by all the different stuff there is to learn and consider. You can always yield more, and get it frositier and more dense.
But you can also make it easier on yourself by streamlining and perfecting everything.
If your not already, take notes of your grow on a calendar/journal.
What you feed and when, note any changes. Temps and humidity, light heights, stuff like that.
It can help to solve things later.
Or explain why they got so big!
Don't stress the comments, enjoy the grow.
It's gardening!
Supposed to be relaxing.
Don't overfeed or overwater.
You'll get smoke for sure.
Being a 11-12 week sativa, I think it looks ok for stretch. No big deal.
I was blown away by all the different stuff there is to learn and consider. You can always yield more, and get it frositier and more dense.
But you can also make it easier on yourself by streamlining and perfecting everything.
If your not already, take notes of your grow on a calendar/journal.
What you feed and when, note any changes. Temps and humidity, light heights, stuff like that.
It can help to solve things later.
Or explain why they got so big!
Don't stress the comments, enjoy the grow.
It's gardening!
Supposed to be relaxing.
nl5xsk1
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much better photos when the lights are taken out of the picture . You should be proud of your efforts.