Srenots said:

also, if u can turn the pots 180 every day is a good thing...for light coverage, simple things like that work, ur plants will reward u in the end

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Minitiger said:

That, or you could just move the plants every time you water (or every other day). So, like, that plant in the right-hand corner in the back row would get moved to the middle in the back row, wait two days, move it to the left-hand corner in the back row, wait two days then move it to the left-hand corner in the front two, then the middle in the front row etc etc. Basically 1 2 3 4 5 6 then 2 3 4 5 6 1 then 3 4 5 6 2 1 etc. It looks a lot more complicated typed out haha, but it’s not. I feel like that also gives the plants a decent amount of air circulation every few days, whereas if I just kept the plants in the same spot all the time, the plants in the middle of the back of the space would be getting much less air flow than the plants in the front. Somethin’ like that anyway.....

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Kushy Tushy said:

I saw a whole leaf sticking up this morning on the Bruce Banger and the other leaves looked droopy.
View attachment 877780View attachment 877781The soil is still damp and I haven’t watered. It could have been unhappy because I turned it yesterday and the fan could have blown it (the fan behind it is not oscillating, but there is a fan across the room that does oscillate.)View attachment 877782View attachment 877783View attachment 877784
All the other plants look fine, but some have their tips pointing down slightly.
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Then tonight when I checked the Bruce Banger seems to be happier now.....
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Hmmmmm....?

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MIMedGrower said:

They look generally happy to me. Those tilted leaves can be reacting to the light or wind but dont look stressed. You can always try not pointing any fans directly at rhem but over them between the lamp and canopy. And also play with fine tuning the light height. We all experiment with these things until we like the results. It is all trial and error.

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Minitiger said:

I will say that the difference in height of your plants is a little surprising. Probably gonna need to put those smaller plants on top of five gallon buckets pretty soon, if you wanna keep the canopy even. That plant in the middle of the front row is gonna dwarf the others once you start flowering. Have you started flowering yet? If you haven’t, I think it’s time to. I’m counting like twelve nodes on that tall plant. It’s gonna strrrrrretch like a mofo once you start flowering.

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Minitiger said:

Notice you haven’t mulched yet. That’s cool..... Whatever..... hahaha!!!

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Kushy Tushy said:

I’ll be mulching those cheese outside, for sure.

The ones inside have a fan on 24/7 and another fan when the lights are on....View attachment 878706

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Srenots said:

yep....once u get used to how heavy the pots are when dry compared to wet.... easy peazy...good info

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Srenots said:

also, if u can turn the pots 180 every day is a good thing...for light coverage, simple things like that work, ur plants will reward u in the end

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Minitiger said:

That, or you could just move the plants every time you water (or every other day). So, like, that plant in the right-hand corner in the back row would get moved to the middle in the back row, wait two days, move it to the left-hand corner in the back row, wait two days then move it to the left-hand corner in the front two, then the middle in the front row etc etc. Basically 1 2 3 4 5 6 then 2 3 4 5 6 1 then 3 4 5 6 1 2 etc. It looks a lot more complicated typed out haha, but it’s not. I feel like that also gives the plants a decent amount of air circulation every few days, whereas if I just kept the plants in the same spot all the time, the plants in the middle of the back of the space would be getting much less air flow than the plants in the front. Somethin’ like that anyway.....

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Srenots said:

simply just keep them in a stadium effect around the light, tallest on outside....shortest under the light...good to go....this info is if ur running a bunch of diff strains at same time in small space... no brainer

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Srenots said:

KISS method as usual , common sense goes a long way....dont over think it and should be fine ~

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PlumberSoCal said:

You're killin' it.

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Kushy Tushy said:

I raised up the table and changed the fan direction inside the room. It’s like that Bruce Banger is waving at me! Every morning its leaves are up, then at night its leaves are back down. It seems happy though lol. The girls are closer to the lights now...thanks for all your insight. It’s very helpful!! Much appreciated.View attachment 878691View attachment 878692View attachment 878693View attachment 878695View attachment 878696View attachment 878697View attachment 878698View attachment 878699

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PlumberSoCal said:

Looks like it's time for a couple males in that greenhouse. You got this.

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MIMedGrower said:

They look wonderful! And i forgot to mention that some strains put their leaves up and down through the cycle like you described. Flat and happy and medium green just like you got there is happy plants.

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Kushy Tushy said:

Cool! Thanks for the reassurance! I want to clone from it, but was wondering if it was not a good clone choice, cuz of the weird leaves.
I’ll be jumping over to your grow page to read up on your cloning methods and ask you questions lol. (It looks like you just put the cuttings in water?) I have started a few more seeds and find starting from seed really enjoyable, but want to know how to clone as well as grow from seed.

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