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Newb Closet 2.0

Looking good FS,and nice job on the Goliath clone.I grew some of them a couple years ago with great results.They were some huge fat plants although a late bloomer the maters were great.Wish I could have taken that Tropicoma male off your hands.Green Crack...
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DismalDude said:
Looking good FS,and nice job on the Goliath clone.I grew some of them a couple years ago with great results.They were some huge fat plants although a late bloomer the maters were great.Wish I could have taken that Tropicoma male off your hands.Green Crack X Tropicoma,wonder what that would turn out like? ;) (Crackicoma?)
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I still have a few beans, but no room for males right now. It probably would have been a beast, it had those fat nads develop very quickly. I may look into preserving in the future when I can get a decent head stash going. I would like to see a Tropic Alien though :P
 
#42
Few close ups of the ladies.. They were due for a flush and I think I may have chilled the roots a little too much, starting to see some discoloration/contortion of the leaves, hopefully temporary! Had some small gnats in the room also so I sprayed a bit of insecticidal soap which burnt a few spots on the fan leaves :banghead:. I've been trying to go minimalist this go around but I don't want to underfeed either. I dosed up pretty heavy after the flush so we will see what happens. I threw my big CFL's in to generate a little more heat, light, and to help keep things dry. We are at about week 4 flower.
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#45
Looking great freespirit.Nice and frosty!First grow I had with a "nute" line had me in trouble.I went directly by the makers chart and man oh man were they getting killed...
Finally got some help with the dosage and after a hardcore flush(7 gal. pots,flushed with almost 30 gallons each of water)they came back for a so-so finish.
Learned a hard lesson that grow,now I just have to make sure I'm giving them enough.Still working on it but feeling more comfortable. :)
 
#46
truthfully its the hardest thing for me to grasp too. finding that thin line between over/under feed. i guess it just comes with time trial and error. looks like you doing a great job of getting the hang of it. peace out.
 
#47
The problem is that most of these nutes on the market only have a few essential minerals for the plants, so you end up mixing all these different products which alters the pH so much that you need to correct it. I want to do more research on nutrients and fertilizers before I pop any more beans.
 
#48
I recommend ACT's (aerated compost teas) to anyone looking to research a new nutrient regiment. Also , for minerals I use glacial rock dust. I can't even tell u how many trace minerals, elements and micronutrients that stuff has in it. I mix it into my medium along with diatomaceous earth for the bugs and my plants love it. Worth looking into.

Nice plants!
 
#49
I would also consider looking into BPN,they have a fantastic line and it's worlds away as far as cost.Just my opinion. ;) I use the two part heavy yield system.They also have farmers pride organic line.Check em out before you pull the trigger.
 
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ronvmpc said:
I recommend ACT's (aerated compost teas) to anyone looking to research a new nutrient regiment. Also , for minerals I use glacial rock dust. I can't even tell u how many trace minerals, elements and micronutrients that stuff has in it. I mix it into my medium along with diatomaceous earth for the bugs and my plants love it. Worth looking into.

Nice plants!
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would you mind sharing ratios of rock dust and DE to soil?
freespirit said:
The problem is that most of these nutes on the market only have a few essential minerals for the plants, so you end up mixing all these different products which alters the pH so much that you need to correct it. I want to do more research on nutrients and fertilizers before I pop any more beans.
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hydroponic research's VEG+BLOOM is a stand alone. done pretty well for me. only had issues with one strain which is a mag whore but done fine other wise. and i had never tried the +SIZE they have untill i was gifted some to try out. and damn if they didnt swell right up and dump frost. just a suggestion.
 
#51
I have my height locked in, I'm just going to let those buds swell under the LED and CFLs. The closet is locked in at 80-82F with box fan blowing under the door for ventilation. No odor issues. I keep things clean.
 
#54
Well guys this LED just isn't producing the mass I was looking for but I'm ending up with some very potent and tasty buds for a while. Gonna pop some beans soon and sanitize the closet. Peace
 
#56
burn4me said:
would you mind sharing ratios of rock dust and DE to soil?

hydroponic research's VEG+BLOOM is a stand alone. done pretty well for me. only had issues with one strain which is a mag whore but done fine other wise. and i had never tried the +SIZE they have untill i was gifted some to try out. and damn if they didnt swell right up and dump frost. just a suggestion.
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are you still using hydroponic research nutrients
 
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