Has nothing to do with my topping method. You've got a moisture stress problem brought on by your culture --> ".....Im using ff oceans forest mixed with happy frog in 5 gallon buckets feeding them 3 teaspoons of grow big and 2 tbls of big bloom every"Hey Ub, I topped my ladies 2 days ago after they had grown 5 nodes.. I topped them to get 4 mains... Tonight I noticed the new growth is folding in half upward like a v... Is this normal? I wouldn't know being I've never topped my plants before and never had this problem...
Of course it's gonna go thru more water, there's more leaf mass.yea this shit works. i tried topping for the first time this go around, tried above and below the node. got some with 4 and some with 2 colas. i prefer the 4 cola method.
-i should add, the ones with 4 colas, goes thru water a lot faster then the ones with 2. anyone else notice this?
Has nothing to do with my topping method. You've got a moisture stress problem brought on by your culture --> ".....Im using ff oceans forest mixed with happy frog in 5 gallon buckets feeding them 3 teaspoons of grow big and 2 tbls of big bloom every"
You're literally gonna force them, to death, with the application of too much salts. Also, what's with the Big Bloom stuff? If you haven't fried the plants by now you're sure set yourself for premature leaf drop. Pick up a book on indoor plant culture and nutrition and learn a bit of botanical common sense.....which isn't found in cannabis forums BTW.
What's the final NPK values that the plant sees or are you feeding them those fertilizers cause you like the label name or someone here recommended the product?
Good luck,
UB
Sorry, I have no feeding schedule for you as botany can not be painted with a black and a white brush. Nothing you have or are doing would be the same as mine.I figured it had nothing to do with it....This is the feeding schedule I've been following
"https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/164183-fox-farm-feeding-schedule.html"
The grow big is 6-4-4 and the big bloom is 0.01-0.3-0.7...
After reading a bit (after feeding them) (doh) about the salts in the foods, I knew this was the problem.... Good thing is this has only happened to 4 out of my 9 plants... Im thinking of holding off from feeding them for at least 2 or 3 weeks.. I thank you sir for all your words of wisdom and taking the time to help me out...Ive never had these issues with my other grows because Ive never used thes organic nutes.... What do you reccomend for a feed schedule... Thanks again UB....
Those are really nice looking plants. Curious, I see some over lapping of the leaves but is it consistent across all plants? Also, are you getting a strong skunk smell?i haven't topped since the 90s, but i got curious about having 4 main colas. i have some afghani #1s going and those woody things don't take to tying down. i like the way they look and they are definatly less work than tieing them down a few times. i topped a few ssh clones too. i'm curious to see the yeild of the topped clones (all have 3 main branches) vs the tied down clones (which have 5 or more smaller mains). thanks ben!
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this one has 4 main brances but 2 of them are much smaller.
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the girls!
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thanks! i'm pretty happy with them. healthy and happy!Those are really nice looking plants. Curious, I see some over lapping of the leaves but is it consistent across all plants? Also, are you getting a strong skunk smell?
Real indicas will have wide overlapping leaves as opposed to narrow leaves of a sativa. Indicas also have a skunk smell. I grew some Sag indica doms that smelt so skunky you could smell 'em getting out of your car at my driveway, and the house was sealed tight. If you can't smell them, they aint indica. Attached is such a plant, a Peak19 male that I used for breeding. Notice the large leafsets at the bottom. They are as big as dinner plates with wide overlapping leaves. BTW, this plant is only 3 weeks old from the time the seeds popped the soil's surface.thanks! i'm pretty happy with them. healthy and happy!
i'm not sure what you're asking about over lapping! if you're asking about the crowded conditions, yes, my grows are usually very crowded and i always have leaves covering up other leaves. i move the pots every watering. usually. ok sometimes! it's my messy, lazy, growing style! got any suggestions?
i haven't smelled them yet. they are about 5 days into flower and a good 3 inches taller.
the down side is, i know the biggest and most beautiful are males! they are always males!
SWEET JESUS! 3 WEEKS? how many goats did you have to sacrifice? what a beauty!Real indicas will have wide overlapping leaves as opposed to narrow leaves of a sativa. Indicas also have a skunk smell. I grew some Sag indica doms that smelt so skunky you could smell 'em getting out of your car at my driveway, and the house was sealed tight. If you can't smell them, they aint indica. Attached is such a plant, a Peak19 male that I used for breeding. Notice the large leafsets at the bottom. They are as big as dinner plates with wide overlapping leaves. BTW, this plant is only 3 weeks old from the time the seeds popped the soil's surface.
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1 goat and my wife's Wednesday bridge game.SWEET JESUS! 3 WEEKS? how many goats did you have to sacrifice? what a beauty!
No. In a leafset you have so many leaves, right? Those leaves are so wide, broad, that they overlap each other in that leafset. The leaves start out "narrow" when young and as they mature they widen such that one leaf overlaps the other.mine are definately indicaish leaves. much broader than my sativa/indica crosses. i never knew about the leaf overlapping of indicas! each fan leaf of my afghanis is directly over the one below it. the leaves on my ssh (sativaish pheno) do not do this. i'm assuming that's what you mean.
That one (Peak19) came from Sagamartha back in the 80's. Believe it's Matanuska Thunderfuck X Colombian.my afghani #1 came from sensi seeds back in the 90s. their verbiage on it says that it's a pure indica. it also mentions that it has no skunk in it! it could be all bullshit for all i know!
i've never had a genetic with dinner plate sized leafs but i keep looking!
Ya done good!I saw a copy cat thread and just posted this thank you pic there; thought I'd also post here for you to see. Your technique is working great for me!
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This baby gave me 3.44.
I grow an indica alot like what you got going there....It has such a strong skunky smell I have to be careful where I smoke it....At two weeks we had leaves that were 12" accross....I cut some of them off so light could get into the bush... ...The pic with the tape measure was at 2 weeks...the rest are 3 weeks....from clones not seeds...Real indicas will have wide overlapping leaves as opposed to narrow leaves of a sativa. Indicas also have a skunk smell. I grew some Sag indica doms that smelt so skunky you could smell 'em getting out of your car at my driveway, and the house was sealed tight. If you can't smell them, they aint indica. Attached is such a plant, a Peak19 male that I used for breeding. Notice the large leafsets at the bottom. They are as big as dinner plates with wide overlapping leaves. BTW, this plant is only 3 weeks old from the time the seeds popped the soil's surface.
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