Purple Fritter & Gmo Punch 3 plant 4x4 grow 400w

Milky Weed

Milky Weed

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Picked up these two strains from greenpoint seeds. I enjoy purple punch and gmo. GMO punch is GMO x Purple Punch, Purple fritter is apple fritter x purple punch. i havent been keeping track, but i think im 4-5 weeks into veg. Since im only doing 3 i was going to go for a longer veg and grow some nice bushes. Anyone feel free to comment in this journal.
 

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flipped new years i think, so 11 days into flower. i am exited for the purple fritter i think i will enjoy it very much.
400w light, i would be more comfortable with 600w in this 4x4 but since i got this light from the best deals thread for like $70 not bad at all.
Running 1.4-1.6 EC and ph'd between 5.7-6.0, using jacks 20-10-20 grow and 7-15-30 bloom, about 50/50 right now. ide say they are about 4.5-5ft right now.
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running out of room to raise the light, may have vegged abit too long. hopefully they stop stretching soon. can't raise the light any higher, i could maybe figure out a way to situate it propped up behind the ceiling racks, but winch wise im at the max. pay no mind to the droop, watered afterwards.
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One plant in the back seems to be a heavy feeder for something, I think it’s magnesium so I added more for all of them. Weird because the other two show no leaf stress or deficiencies. Just one of them plants I guess, even if the deficiency continues to finish it will live. I’m not so anal about my plants anymore.
 
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Starting to get some color, some of the leafs are crispy from im guessing a potassium deficiency? Not sure why that would be as I’m feeding nearly full bloom nutes now.
 
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Trying a new tek while drying, i dried them abit faster for the first 3 days with 55 humidity and around 65f to try and get rid of a lot of moisture quickly. now today, the 3rd day, im raising the humidity up to 65-70% to let them dry abit slower this time. hopefully it turns out good they were abit crispy dry today.
 
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