Stumpy's House

[Stumpy420]

 

[Stumpy420]

I raised the light all the way to the top, I think there may have been some bleaching going on, I put it all the way up and back on 400. As you can see it looks bright in there. I think even though it was cooler the light intensity was too much..

 

[Stumpy420]

Using my phone and a lux meter app (galaxy note 5 in great condition) with the light all the way up I'm reading about 40k lux at the top of the canopy. I know I've been messing with it a lot the past week, but she is definitely still droopy, almost overwatered like.. I still have her on 18/6 lighting and want to flip like next weekend or 13 days out.

 

[Stumpy420]

Ok I'm turning off the little led blue/red light. She has grown but is still droopy. Will those ever reach for the sky again? I want her to be healthy before putting into flower. I top dressed her with Roots organics grow, about 1 tsp, and watered with a mixture of water and 1/2 tsp of elemental roots organics.

Lol And My Phone Won't UPLOAD a picture with my hps on.. she feels heavy in the middle still, and I bought happy frog soil cause of how light it is when dry, but the leaves down low are droopy like she needs water, but the new growth is kinda curled like overwatered? Maybe she needs trimmed...

 

[Stumpy420]

@Junk I haven't flipped cause she don't look spectacular, but is this lighter new growth lighter because of the speed of the growth?

 

[Stumpy420]

The humidity is up to 46.2% and temp is comfortable 81f. She has perked and I'm thinking the air was too dry.. if the air being too dry causes that kind of droop.

 

[Stumpy420]

A little more trimming, a couple of waterings, and flip in a week cause she getting too tall

 

[Stumpy420]

Is this a dead spider might? It doesn't move and I've been using 86 mite and mold from norcal.. picture taken with phone through 60x pocket microscope.

@Junk

 

[Stumpy420]

Bug i.d. anyone?

 

[Junk]

The humidity is up to 46.2% and temp is comfortable 81f. She has perked and I'm thinking the air was too dry.. if the air being too dry causes that kind of droop.

When the air is dry it does the opposite of that. It looks like bugs got to it. It happens to everyone eventually. It looks like bugs in both plants in the tent on post #567

 

[Stumpy420]

When the air is dry it does the opposite of that. It looks like bugs got to it. It happens to everyone eventually. It looks like bugs in both plants in the tent on post #567

Yeah I got thrips and spider mites, the mites aren' as bad since I treated with the Norcal 86 mite and mildew. Tomorrow is customer appreciation day at my local hydro shop, was thinking of getting azamax.

 

[Stumpy420]

I started flowering the starfighter x yeti #3 on November 15, 2017.

 

[TheRemer]

Those are some type of larva. You gota take em out. Nice grow bro

 

[Stumpy420]

Those are some type of larva. You gota take em out. Nice grow bro

I hit em with the azamax. No sign of them at all. I'm gonna do a weak soil drench the next time I water. Had to water with magnesium cause the were showing deficiency.

 

[Stumpy420]

No sign of any bugs and looking pretty decent after the first week of 12/12.

what you think? A couple of burnt edges from trying to catch up on her feedings, I suppose, with mid leaves showing too much nitrogen, newest leaves are mostly flat and slightly praying. I' thinking about hitting her with one more transition feeding through the next week then move into flowering nutes? Or since I'm seeing flowers go ahead and start with the roots uprising bloom (3-6-4)?

 

[Stumpy420]

I'm sorry I'm two weeks into 12/12.

 

[Stumpy420]

I started flowering the big chipper in black container pot November 30, 2017.

 

[Stumpy420]

I tried feeding for the stretch... I fed about a half a Tbs of bat guano, and watered with a calmag in the water.

 

[Stumpy420]

Jayceon Andrew, my son.

 

[stiffneck]

Congrats dude. Gonna change your life.