theloadeddragon
Well-Known Member
I just started something too....
I bought a light today.... and some soil
I bought a light today.... and some soil
Vert Scrog Flooded Tube Banana OG, Dog Kush 1000w
- Thread starter jigfresh
- Start date
theloadeddragon
Well-Known Member
I was talking to a nice young lady yesterday that was saying girls are starting younger and younger due to food products? Im soooooo scared, I never want my sweet little girl to grow up and all that.... just want to put a time bubble around her sometimes.... its an inner battle, because I do want her to grow up and live a full wonderful perfect life... lol
jigfresh
Well-Known Member
I remember a girl got hers in my 3rd grade class. The teachers all had a concerned feel to them. I later learned periods that early are a sign of sexual abuse. That had something else make sense. Why she asked me in 4th grade if I wanted to have sex with her. I didn't even know what sex was. Fucking sick that someone messed with that little girl.
Props to you two for raising daughters the right way.
TLD... sounds interesting. You getting ready for something???
Props to you two for raising daughters the right way.
TLD... sounds interesting. You getting ready for something???
theloadeddragon
Well-Known Member
Wow. thats terrible. people that do that shit should be tortured indefinitely in the worst of ways!!!
and yes Jig
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/614756-theloadeddragon-here.html
whodatnation
Well-Known Member
Speaking of girls, how are the little ones doing with that 1k so far? temps ok?
Smoothkicksandsmoke
Well-Known Member
While I can't say I got kids, it's interesting to see kids grow up (I have a 7 year old goddaughter). It is fucked up how a human being could do that to a child. My mom is a social worker so I've heard some of the worst stories. So sad.
Jig I'm glad the appt went well. I bet it was a great moment for you and your wife. As for the watering of fabric pots, I've learned the same lesson, slow is better.
Jig I'm glad the appt went well. I bet it was a great moment for you and your wife. As for the watering of fabric pots, I've learned the same lesson, slow is better.
jigfresh
Well-Known Member
Whodat bringin it back. Temps were better because I left the door open. I can do so many things differently now that things aren't hydro. Leaving the door open is one of them. Temps hung around 78f (26c). Only one of the big plants and one of the little one were droopy after about 8 hours in the 1000w. I turned the light off and both returned to normal within the hour. Thanks man.... here's a few pics.
Not that you have to remember or even know what I'm talking about... but I've numbered them. There is Sour D #1, #2, #3 all those are in the big pots. Then there is Chernobyl Pot (C.P. for now), and Chernobyl #1, #2 (in cups). The droopy ones are the Sour D #1 and Chernobyl #2. My best plant is Sour D #2.
Droopers
Happy Plants
This one got dunked in a compost tea bath. I put some in my sprayer, added wetting agent, and discovered sprayer don't work no more. So this one got a bath lol. Seems to be happy with it.
Not that you have to remember or even know what I'm talking about... but I've numbered them. There is Sour D #1, #2, #3 all those are in the big pots. Then there is Chernobyl Pot (C.P. for now), and Chernobyl #1, #2 (in cups). The droopy ones are the Sour D #1 and Chernobyl #2. My best plant is Sour D #2.
Droopers
Happy Plants
This one got dunked in a compost tea bath. I put some in my sprayer, added wetting agent, and discovered sprayer don't work no more. So this one got a bath lol. Seems to be happy with it.
whodatnation
Well-Known Member
Yeah its going to take them a little to adjust the the more intense light... Maybe ease them into it. Keep an eye on the dunked one Id like to see what happens.
Id like to see what happens.
Smoothkicksandsmoke
Well-Known Member
Yeah its going to take them a little to adjust the the more intense light... Maybe ease them into it. Keep an eye on the dunked one
Stress free is the way to be....aright terribly corny but I think I'm with whodat on this one. I still haven't turned my ballast up to 600 yet (went 300 for 2 or 3 days and today went to 400). I figure give them a couple days at 400 and I'll bump it up again. You'll find the happy zone for them mane. You're a talented grower.
Thundercat
Well-Known Member
MAn you guys and your fancy adjustable ballasts, I wanna get one of those. I often think 1k might be a little over board when I'm first putting clones in my tray, but they get used to it.
Smoothkicksandsmoke
Well-Known Member
I was starting from scratch and had the extra cash so it was an easy decision. I just like it so I can ease plants into the higher light intensity. Plants tend to adapt well I think.
Thundercat
Well-Known Member
Oh I completely hear ya man. I can't complain I got my whole light system as a hand me down for free pretty much. I gave the guy that gave me it like a half from my first harvest. Either way I can't complain. Since then I've replaced the bulb and the reflector, the ballast is the only original part. Once I replace that I'll finally have a complete second light for back up... or expansion.
theloadeddragon
Well-Known Member
If I remember correctly they didnt have a whole whole bunch of roots before you transplanted. my guess would be that the plant is devoting a considerable amount energy to growing roots in order to support whats already there and promote new growth. Also, the plant was originally drawing in a bunch of its moisture through its stomata. has you RH dropped more than 10% in the transplant transition? Has turning on the HPS increased or decreased RH and/or temps? let the soil dry nicely over a bout 4 or 5 days in between watering. My previous comment was more about watering evenly throughout the soil, it usually goes dry on the surface first, so using your finger to see how far down its dry helps.
supchaka
Well-Known Member
If you have another pot or container handy put the same amount of dry soil in it and give it a lift. Then lift your other ones, if its easily apparent the plant is heavy then don't water. When I was OCD with my soil in the beginning I actually used a digital scale to weigh the plants and I knew exactly what a dry pot weighed for reference!
Luckily you're in smart pots too, they take away about 50% of overwatering issues that regular plastic pots have
Luckily you're in smart pots too, they take away about 50% of overwatering issues that regular plastic pots have
jigfresh
Well-Known Member
My RH is below 10% all day long, lights or no lights. The HPS brings the temps from around 70 to around 82... but I have left it off most of the day and the plants still like that. It's interesting though because it's not flopped over like before when it didn't have enough water. It's kinda just limp with its leaves hanging like a tired man walking home from work. I stuck my finger in the dirt and it seems nice and wet just below the surface.
Low tech ftw. I swear it's noticeably heavier than the other two that look good. I would have drowned them already in plastic pots.
Thanks guys. Hope your wednesday is alright.
Low tech ftw. I swear it's noticeably heavier than the other two that look good. I would have drowned them already in plastic pots.
Thanks guys. Hope your wednesday is alright.
Thundercat
Well-Known Member
Wednesday has been good man. I decided to get my journal back up, posted an update today. I don't know if it will be a regular journal really, but I figured I'd post some pics and info occasionally.
