prairiegrower
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Started these about three weeks ago, popped 4 but I ended up with a weak germ on one so I culled it. 5 Gal fabric pots with soil in a 2x4 mars hydro with a tsl2000 light
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SpiderFarmerLED
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Your plants are looking great! It’s good that you made the tough call to cull the weak one—strong plants will really benefit from the extra space. With the care you’re giving them, the remaining three should do really well. Can’t wait to see how they develop in the coming weeks!
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Tomorrow will be day 30 for these ladies. Growth has been accelerating the last week I'm planning on some lst, however I still have to leave room in the tent for the 4th pot (my youngest and I started some cherry tomatoes) so space will be at a premium. I'm planning on using a scrog net once the ladies start to stretch out. Hopefully the cherry tomatoes are understanding with the space constraints 
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Started some training as the growth is holding steady and I'm starting to see signs of preflower. The plant in the middle has been a rocket from day 1!
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Yesterday was 5 weeks. The middle plant has had a bit of a roller coaster week. She yellowed hard and started to droop a bit almost overnight. After a day she started to turn around on her own and i would put her at 75% back to normal. Im wondering if the stretch will hit the other two as hard. I gave all three a dry back and I'm hoping that the nitrogen deficiency will continue to fade. I'd rather not be adding any supplemental N at this point.
All three have had identical conditions and inputs. I'm really wanting to set my net but now I'm having second thoughts on how far they will reach
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All three have had identical conditions and inputs. I'm really wanting to set my net but now I'm having second thoughts on how far they will reach
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6 weeks and going strong. The left two are evening out and the right one is catching up fast.
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Day 49
The ladies are growing up and forming buds nicely. The middle plant still seems to have some nutritional issues but buds are growing and frosting well. I'm guessing that she will finish slightly sooner but with a reduced yield.
Space in a tent is always at a premium. In addition to the three main attractions and the tomatoes the tent is now home to a strawberry plant and a cacti. I don't mind the full tent but it definitely makes the case for an expanded footprint
The ladies are growing up and forming buds nicely. The middle plant still seems to have some nutritional issues but buds are growing and frosting well. I'm guessing that she will finish slightly sooner but with a reduced yield.
Space in a tent is always at a premium. In addition to the three main attractions and the tomatoes the tent is now home to a strawberry plant and a cacti. I don't mind the full tent but it definitely makes the case for an expanded footprint
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Day 64. The slight differences between the plants are showing more and more.
My left plant is right in the middle maturity wise, buds are stacking up and growing by the minute.
My middle plant still is racing towards the finish light. Buds are fattening up and growth is slowing to a standstill.
My right plant is well into flower, bud sites are expanding and looks like she will be my heavy yielder (provided the clock doesn't run out on her before she has a chance to bulk up.)
My left plant is right in the middle maturity wise, buds are stacking up and growing by the minute.
My middle plant still is racing towards the finish light. Buds are fattening up and growth is slowing to a standstill.
My right plant is well into flower, bud sites are expanding and looks like she will be my heavy yielder (provided the clock doesn't run out on her before she has a chance to bulk up.)
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Very nice auto grow. I don't grow them very often but occasionally I'll crank up a few. Got 5 going right now. After growing photos for a while I feel like I'm growing midgets marijuana in there..lol
I do like the many varieties of autos. That list seems endless these days.
I do like the many varieties of autos. That list seems endless these days.
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Day 73.
Buds are fattening up, fewer and fewer white pistils. Buds are firm as a rock but trichomes are still clear/cloudy. No amber yet and I would say it's 80/20 clear to cloudy. Definitely the slowest part of the grow, the smells are growing as fast as the buds at this point. Hopefully in a week or so they will be done. Not really sure what to expect for yield but these girls are thick and I believe they will weigh up nicely.
Popping the seeds for the next run today, should have the tent cleared out in plenty of time before the new tenants get transplanted. Next run will be Gelat.OG and Skittlez autos. Need to keep the tent on 18/6 for the foreseeable future due to the basil and tomatoes
Buds are fattening up, fewer and fewer white pistils. Buds are firm as a rock but trichomes are still clear/cloudy. No amber yet and I would say it's 80/20 clear to cloudy. Definitely the slowest part of the grow, the smells are growing as fast as the buds at this point. Hopefully in a week or so they will be done. Not really sure what to expect for yield but these girls are thick and I believe they will weigh up nicely.
Popping the seeds for the next run today, should have the tent cleared out in plenty of time before the new tenants get transplanted. Next run will be Gelat.OG and Skittlez autos. Need to keep the tent on 18/6 for the foreseeable future due to the basil and tomatoes
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Well you did excellent fella and you got great patience that's a real battle i feel your pain LOL. I love doing back to back grows.
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When I was planning my winter grows i initially intended for a couple weeks break in-between to dry and reset the tent. Since then I have added basil, cherry tomatoes, strawberries and some cactus 
I'm still hoping to get a second tent sometime soon, that way I can have a veg and a flower tent with room to spare for some veggies.
I'm still hoping to get a second tent sometime soon, that way I can have a veg and a flower tent with room to spare for some veggies.
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The middle and left plants got the chop yesterday. The white pistils were nearly all gone and the trichomes nice and cloudy. The last plant still has a bit to go, lots and lots of white pistils.
I'm enjoying a little breathing room in the tent (at least for a minute)
Im guessing about a week on the last plant. I have Gelat.OG and Zkittlez started ready to take over the space.
The middle plant weighed in at 137 grams wet.
The plant that was on the left weighed in at 96 grams wet.
Didn't stop to take a picture, I was trying to power through trim time.
I know dry yield is usually. 25 of wet, I'm holding out hope that they weigh up a little better than that though.
I'm enjoying a little breathing room in the tent (at least for a minute)
Im guessing about a week on the last plant. I have Gelat.OG and Zkittlez started ready to take over the space.
The middle plant weighed in at 137 grams wet.
The plant that was on the left weighed in at 96 grams wet.
Didn't stop to take a picture, I was trying to power through trim time.
I know dry yield is usually. 25 of wet, I'm holding out hope that they weigh up a little better than that though.
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Everything is harvested, dried and is curing. Off of the three plants I yielded 138ish grams (there has been some q.c. anxiously awaiting)
I was hoping for better yield, but the quality is on point. I have another pack of these, maybe next run I'll pop 2 indoors and 2 outdoors for an experiment.
I was hoping for better yield, but the quality is on point. I have another pack of these, maybe next run I'll pop 2 indoors and 2 outdoors for an experiment.
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