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Irish, looking good m8!
Thanks man.Irish, looking good m8!
Looking real good!What a difference a day can make. I had intended to water last night and then finishes transplanting today but had to wait on a few. These lady's were a little too thirsty so I will finish them tomorrow. Only 4 left. All except for 5 have been topped. The Strawberry kush will be getting mainlined.
They were all watered at 200 ppm, 6.5 pH. I did not test the runnoff today. I also didn't have enough water to thoroughly water some of the two gallon pots so I will add some more tomorrow.
Moved everything into the greenhouse. It's not the prettiest setup but it will do. Since they are on an 18/6 light cycle I moved the lighting in with them. We are currently getting about 15 hours of sunlight. I will ween them down to about 16 probably so they can adjust to natural sunlight hours.
The outdoor Thermometer says we are still getting down to 32 at night so I put a space heater in with them. I will set it pretty moderate and see what my thermometer says it gets to inside the house tonight.
Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks man. I"ll post some new pictures this weekend. They've had a little growth spurt since going into the greenhouse.Looking real good!
Looking good, do you plan on tying them down at all or letting them fly?To this.
She was just about 6-7 inches last weekend.
I didn't get to Mainline the strawberry lush like I wanted to. I decided I should clone the cut part instead of tossing it and will be picking up some clonex gel from a friend tomorrow.
I feel like this is kind of a ghetto set up but I didn't plan far enough ahead when I bought the 2 ft t5 so I had to spread the lighting out as best I could. The ones underneath the LED have been responding well to it supplementally so for the next few days they will have mostly that.
beauty!So it's been another busy weekend. I didn't get everything done I had planned but got most of it. So the girls were watered and fed yesterday. I up'd the amount a little bit and added some micro nutrients. I also went half RO and half well water (non softened).
If I didn't mention it in the beginning I am using:
Age Old Grow
Cal/Mag
Earth Juice Micronutes (just added today)
There was a lot going on yesterday and didn't have my full focus on getting the food/water together and I forgot to take a PPM reading before I added nutes. The exact numbers idk, but after setting up a small glass with the same mix I'm saying the numbers were b/t 350-400 ppm.
Enough jibber jabber. On to the show.
Yes, I plan on doing some with them. I was thinking of waiting until I got them I their next size pot. Probably this weekend. I was thinking of doing a cage around them but I guess I could do some know without it and then continue it once they are in there next pot.Looking good, do you plan on tying them down at all or letting them fly?
Thanksbeauty!
Haha, love the kitty cat foot in the one pic. Cant be sure by the pic but some of those spotted leaves look like it could be spider mite damage. I'd check the bottom of those spotted leaves for two spotted spider mites and pearly eggs.So it's been another busy weekend. I didn't get everything done I had planned but got most of it. So the girls were watered and fed yesterday. I up'd the amount a little bit and added some micro nutrients. I also went half RO and half well water (non softened).
If I didn't mention it in the beginning I am using:
Age Old Grow
Cal/Mag
Earth Juice Micronutes (just added today)
There was a lot going on yesterday and didn't have my full focus on getting the food/water together and I forgot to take a PPM reading before I added nutes. The exact numbers idk, but after setting up a small glass with the same mix I'm saying the numbers were b/t 350-400 ppm.
Enough jibber jabber. On to the show.
Ha, yeah that's our indoor/outdoor cat.Haha, love the kitty cat foot in the one pic. Cant be sure by the pic but some of those spotted leaves look like it could be spider mite damage. I'd check the bottom of those spotted leaves for two spotted spider mites and pearly eggs.