Yellowing 10wk flowering
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Gorillabilly
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gorgeous man, I wouldnt change shit. Watch them trichomes and enjoy......
Good grow.
Good grow.
polishpollack
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Yes that's normal. these plants die like that naturally at the end of flower. you might avoid giving more fert, just water and let them die, to clear them of fertilizer. now you need to tell people how you did it. that's perfect.
Gorillabilly
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Throw a smoke report at us when you get it ready..
shiva71
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Ok thanks guys! Yeah trichomes, I've yet to grow a plant that has frosty buds, they never seem to develop. Kinda annoying!
How I do it? Well, pretty simple set up, 2x2ft tent, dwc, basic 135w qb288, Canna nutes, that's about it! I think it's much easier having just one plant that you can give all your attention to, that's definitely an advantage.
Cheers!
How I do it? Well, pretty simple set up, 2x2ft tent, dwc, basic 135w qb288, Canna nutes, that's about it! I think it's much easier having just one plant that you can give all your attention to, that's definitely an advantage.
Cheers!
polishpollack
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How do you handle the nutrients over the lifespan. That's the part that people always get wrong.
shiva71
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I just monitor ppm closely, work on the basis if it drops I raise it, if it goes up drop it and try and find the sweet spot, with this girl it was about 900.
My biggest issue at the moment is humidity, after lights out and she's been zipped up it's up to 70% which I fear is waaaaaaay too high for flowering, I've had mould issues every grow...eek. it's really a drag sifting through what should be lovely weed and it's all rotten, I really hope it doesn't happen this time but unless I can get the humidity down then I'm kinda fearing the worst :/
My biggest issue at the moment is humidity, after lights out and she's been zipped up it's up to 70% which I fear is waaaaaaay too high for flowering, I've had mould issues every grow...eek. it's really a drag sifting through what should be lovely weed and it's all rotten, I really hope it doesn't happen this time but unless I can get the humidity down then I'm kinda fearing the worst :/
Budzbuddha
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Heavy sativas take time ... often running 13-15 weeks.
shiva71
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Mines a Dutch Passion, I've run their autos up to now and been very impressed. Sadly no auto version of SC...
Trippyness
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Looking fine mate. Those Sativa that lean on the heavy Landrace side can take some serious time.
Beautiful no Negatives. Just time for her to start the end of her cycle.
Beautiful no Negatives. Just time for her to start the end of her cycle.
Romulanman
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Looking at the VPD chart if you are at 70% RH then your temps should be between 81-88 degrees for mid/late flower stage. I would imagine the 60% range is more acceptable in later phases. What kind of temps do you have?
Mirrordawn
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Plants which cannibalize itself late flower is often a very good sign. Plants look lovely, well done!
shiva71
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It's more in the 50-60% range now, temps pretty constant 86°, I need to look into this VPD stuff.
Cheers!
