Toxic Blue 33 - Blue OG - 400w MH/HPS First Time Grow

Hello and nice to meet everyone. This is my first grow which I am very excited about. These seeds were not my first choice as they are freebie seeds from ADseeds. Toxic Blue 33 and Blue OG. Currently on Day 80, used 400 watt MH during 50 days of veg with LST/Topping to prepare for Screen of Green. Screen added 3-4 days before switching to flowering. Currently on Day 30 of flowering with about 3-4 weeks to go. Using Sunshine #4, Advanced Nutrients Sensi Grow/Bloom 2 Part while running 6 of their additives and of course we can't forget SuperThrive =D.

Personally spent over 500 hours or more researching, reading and learning from some of the best growers online. Thanks to everyone on rollitup and every other site for helping me gain my knowledge. The best part is there is so much more to learn! Love it. Pictures taken right before watering. Still need to upload a close up of the Toxic Blue 33. Will be posting a nice HD video once in week 8.

Be safe and live life.

Looking good. I think you have SOG and SCROG mixed up/together but all good.

Love the avatar!

GrowinDad said:

Looking good. I think you have SOG and SCROG mixed up/together but all good.

Love the avatar!

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Thanks, felt the same way when I saw that photo.

May I ask what I have mixed up between the two? I am only running 2 plants total, through a screen 2 foot above the growing medium in 5 gallon smart pots. I thought a SOG was many plants say 6 or more in smaller pots or in one large pot? A SCROG is the only method that involves a screen correct? I'm sure you could add a screen to a SOG is you wanted too. In a Sea of Green the plants are usually short giving the grower hardly no room to maneuver around the grow room. Plants being really close/pushing up against one another in a grow room is bad in my opinion if you have a hard time controlling the temp/humidity. Mildew is a crop killer, no one wants bud rot at harvest time. I have to run a dehumidifier and trim foliage in order too keep humidity down where I live sadly.

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