desperately In need of advice!

[ayeob]

Just throwing it out there, for food I use Botanacare Pro grow, it was recommended by my hydro guy, 60ml per USgal, my plants luv it and in 10 years never ever burned a plant, I give it to seedlings but just a bit to get it acclimated to it, I know I'm butting in on your grow and of course you will feed it with what you see fit, but it is really good stuff just fish mulch and nitro, just saying.

i might look into that! is that the only thing you feed yours? or do you gvie it some other nutrients as well?

 

[ayeob]

They get filled with cold water and ice and then it pulls the warm air in and across these pads that absorb the cold water, cooling off the air.

Only problem is they run about the same price as an AC does now that theyre popular.

i’ll look into it, do they have them on amazon?

 

[Goodshit97]

i might look into that! is that the only thing you feed yours? or do you gvie it some other nutrients as well?

Well for the last year hes been promoting bloombastic or some shit like that. Which costs an arm and a leg to begin with and is most likely snake oil.

Stick with what you have, they are good nutrients you just needed help knowing how to use them.

 

[Goodshit97]

@Moshmen

Wheres my "" button? Any progress?? Haha.

 

[Goodshit97]

i’ll look into it, do they have them on amazon?

Yes they do.

 

[ayeob]

Yes they do.

yeah i found a small one for like 40 bucks

 

[Cirroji]

To use CO2 effectively you need to have a sealed room. Tents are the opposite of a sealed room!

That's one of the reasons I looked into and then decided against it. I guess you could make it work but it would be way to much work for this lazy gardener!

BE CAREFUL trixie was warning us that 2000 ppm will kill humans :x

 

[ayeob]

BE CAREFUL trixie was warning us that 2000 ppm will kill humans :x

what? lol

 

[Cirroji]

what? lol

satire please do not use that advice LOL

 

[ayeob]

satire please do not use that advice LOL

lol okay

 

[Cirroji]

are you getting excited for you upcoming harvest? still blown away at not only how the plant recovered but doesn't look like the stress made it go nanner crazy either. are you thinking about your next grow yet? hopefully you make a diary here so we can follow along as you apply all this learned knowledge !!!

 

[ayeob]

are you getting excited for you upcoming harvest? still blown away at not only how the plant recovered but doesn't look like the stress made it go nanner crazy either. are you thinking about your next grow yet? hopefully you make a diary here so we can follow along as you apply all this learned knowledge !!!

yeah i’m really excited for this harvest! especially because now i think i have the drying process done. last time i think i had the humidity to low which caused it to dry out to quick and taste nasty lol but yeah i’m glad it didn’t get the nanners(that’s the male stuff right?) and yeah my next grow won’t start until like the end of may, i have some things upcoming that is delaying it, but yeah my next grow might be a photo period i have called purple punch. but yes i am definitely going to start a new diary here to show progress and get advice and everything. definitely glad i joined the farm!

 

[RootsRuler]

IMO, as long as you can keep the temperature in the low 70's - high 60's you should be ok with dry and cure but lower temps are always better in regards to preserving as much terpene as possible. Low temps will also keep mold from taking a foothold.

While 60% is the standard humidity that most like to use, when my plant has just been cut down I like to drop humidity to around 50% for the first couple days then step it up to 55% for the next two then hit 60% from there on out. Doing it this way, for me, tends to get me to where I like inner flower moisture content to be faster without overdrying the outer portion of the flower.

Of course this has no actual scientific data to back it up so don't take this method as viable but it works for me.

 

[ayeob]

afternoon everyone! tomorrows harvest day! i going to start first by cutting off all the leaves on the buds and then chop the whole thing down. i will update the thread too. here’s some pics from today

 

[Mikedin]

Look at that, came from desperate need of advice, and here you are with 67 pages of advice and a nearly finished grow!

 

[newcastle112]

Strain - Northern Lights Auto
Number of Plants - 1
Grow Type - Soil
Grow Stage - veg
Bucket Size - 5 Gallon fabric pot
Lights - Parfact works 1000w
Nutrients - none yet because was told previously i was giving to much
Medium - fox farm ocean forest and maybe 20% earthworm castings
PPM - unknown
PH - of what?
Humidity- 55% to 60%
Room Temperature -70 to 78
Solution Temperature -55 to 69
grow tent - 48x24x72 ac infinity grow tent
Pests - non that i can see

my plants is only 5 week old it’s an indoor grow

been only giving it water for the past couple weeks. maybe i am giving to much? the top of my soil feels hard and the pot seems not so heavy so i water it.

let me know if this helps

up your temp to 75 to 80

 

[RootsRuler]

Look at that, came from desperate need of advice, and here you are with 67 pages of advice and a nearly finished grow!

GNick and Goodshit really got him through it. It was nice to watch how they were able to steer his plant in the right direction with a few good tweeks and some great long term advice.

Some very knowledgable growers that I'm happy to learn from.

 

[ayeob]

Look at that, came from desperate need of advice, and here you are with 67 pages of advice and a nearly finished grow!

yeah i’m super excited and glad i have all this advice to look back on!

GNick and Goodshit really got him through it. It was nice to watch how they were able to steer his plant in the right direction with a few good tweeks and some great long term advice.

Some very knowledgable growers that I'm happy to learn from.

yeah they definitely helped out a lot! i agree it was nice to see it come back from what it looked like!

 

[Mikedin]

GNick and Goodshit really got him through it. It was nice to watch how they were able to steer his plant in the right direction with a few good tweeks and some great long term advice.

Some very knowledgable growers that I'm happy to learn from.

100%

 

[Mikedin]

yeah i’m super excited and glad i have all this advice to look back on!

yeah they definitely helped out a lot! i agree it was nice to see it come back from what it looked like!

That’s how my first 3 journals are now just like references for me later lol