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Ah, I saw coco on the list.
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Looks fine. Shits about to bush up and out now. A month? Things are a little slow......
Yes NL is a month old and the other ones are 20 days old, yeah they are a bit slow but look healthy i dont really know maybe i hit them one too many times with my aact and stunted them a bit, will give plain water for a while.
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Ah, I saw coco on the list.
Yeah its like 1/6 coco give or take. Can’t remember exact measurements i should have written it down :D
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aact? Pretty much compost tea? At a young age they could use less.Yes NL is a month old and the other ones are 20 days old, yeah they are a bit slow but look healthy i dont really know maybe i hit them one too many times with my aact and stunted them a bit, will give plain water for a while.
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aact? Pretty much compost tea? At a young age they could use less.
Yes, but sometimes humans get impatient and forget that almost always, less is more :D
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A tea can and should contain at least 70-90 beneficial elements. These baby plants will not need that now. I'm sure you know. Keep It Simple StonerYes, but sometimes humans get impatient and forget that almost always, less is more :D
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First one is NL, i cleared the second node and when it gets to 4th node i will top again, the second one is the white widow it is still not ready to be topped and it is a kind of a runt with those leaves but i love it just as much as the other two, third one is dinachem, i topped it today and started my manifold, it had 6 nodes. I think i gave them a little too much water this time, they drooped a bit, so no water till they stay flat again.
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Note to self: seems dinachem was wilting from underwatering it perked right up after watering, it drinks more than the other two. :D
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We have roots :D and this is the thinnest, weakest one of the NL cuts. While this shows roots the old top is still “rootless”.
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Just let em grow. Don't stress.
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Just let em grow. Don't stress.
I put it in a little peat pot with unfertilized soil so that the little root doesn’t dry up actually, more acurately, so that it doesn’t grow to die. It seems fine today leaves are getting perky.
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This is the dinachem, i cut off the second node of each branch already to speed up the process a bit, i hope it works, it seems ok, it will get some supercropping before switching. I noticed some curling around the edges i think it is either nitrogen or wind stress but i am not sure we will see i am giving plain water for now.
This is the NL it has 8 tops now and when it recovers fully i will switch to flowering as i trained all the gals very hard as you can see from the holes in the leaves i am not a gentle lover. It is already showing sex, not sure why. And yesterday i noticed a little curling near the edges and tips pointing upwards and downwards, i think a little to much nitrogen is the culprit they are getting plain water for now.
This is my little WW runt and it has this red hue on the new growth that i am hoping will get green as it grows a bit, it is a really slow plant. This gal is not going to get a manifolding as it grows very slowly, i will top it again to make 4 colas and thats it.
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This is a pic of NL, thats what i mean by not being a gentle lover :D
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This little guy has been broken off by an accident so sad :crying2: i must have knocked it off by mistake it was just dangling but literally holding on by just a thread so i plucked it, i know i could have taped it but it was too close to the branch it was almost impossible so i did this; i topped the one still attached to the stem so it will be 8 colas again once those little tops grow a bit.
Other than that everything is fine i put my NL clone to 2 gal fabric pot because the roots were poking out of the peat pot also brewed a tea using neem seed cake and saturated the soil with it as i have noticed some bugs flying around. They are probably harmless but better safe than sorry, right. I hope it wasnt too strong, also gave the mothers a diluted soil drench for prevention. We will see.
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This was the root situation of the NL clone by the way.
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Looking good so far! I like to see a farmer goin hard early on in veg. Smart farmin, make that plant strong!
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You going to keep calling yourself that? :bored:
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You going to keep calling yourself that? :bored:
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Looking good so far! I like to see a farmer goin hard early on in veg. Smart farmin, make that plant strong!
Yeah from now on i am going to just let it be and recover, i think in a week or two i will go 12/12 because i am running low on supplies :D after that no more training.
The plant is naturally supposed to grow up for best production. Stop messing with em and let em grow out. Y’all always gotta be doing some mad scientist shit haha
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You are right if ones growing outdoors. Plant has evolved to maximise its growth and it takes full advantage of the sun outdoors because of its shape but when indoors you have a fixed light source which makes the christmas tree shape useless as the weak light source (compared to the sun) doesn’t travel from east to west and distributes light evenly in a grow tent so getting an even canopy makes sense. Also supercropping really makes those buds swell when in flowering. Just my opinion.
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Hhahahah i just fucked up and lost my balance and fell on my dinachem :D broke one of the main branches from the joint, like all the way through almost, but i tied it up and i am sure it will recover, i will get some pics later, feeling a little lazy now :D fck it was some funny shit tho :cry: i hope it recovers fast and fully, as NL is getting bigger everyday the other ones need to catch up a bit.
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