I Harvest Every 3 Weeks

[3weekbatches]

Hi all,

I started learning on my own about 3 to 4 years ago, I was then renting a room and started in a closet. I gradually move to a tent, then 2 tents, then 2 tents in a small room etc...

now I have a small veg room and a flower room too. I start flowers every 3 weeks and harvest them 9 weeks later.

My goal this year is to start seeds every 3 weeks and harvest a different genetic each time.

I had the chance to study chemical engineering which helps me understand fast but sometimes I get stuck too.

Right now I am trying to learn how to not over feed. and I want my harvest to be the best.

 

[MIMedGrower]

Welcome! I plant a new seed or clone every week or two and harvest a different strain or cross each time for over 4 years perpetually.

Good luck. The constant variety is the reward. Not overfeeding is key to plant potential. As well as a hospitable stable environment.

To accommodate for the ever differing plants i use nutrient filled potting soil like ocean forest from seed/clone through the first 5 or 6 week veg so i can just transplant up and water only through veg and when the nutrients run low in the final pot in 12/12 I mix a seperate gallon of nutes for each plant so they all get only what they need.

I am curious to see how you manage your garden.

 

[indicabush]

Howdy and welcome to the farm...try a simple rotation...1_compost tea 2_fert's 3_water....just a thought

 

[str8smokn]

I’d say the best way to test plants for nute strength would be in veg mode.
During this stage try feeding the dosage the bottle says at full strength , if the plant can take it ; it shouldn’t have problems in flower.
Now once in flower you’ll have to mix up a large dose for your heavy feeders first , feed them .
Then with what’s left in the bucket/res you can refill with fresh water and dilute that mixture down to 1/2 strength for the touchy plants.
This is how I test my plants before going into flower and how I feed once in flower.
I usually have 2-3 different strains in different stages of bloom.
STR8

 

[1diesel1]

Welcome to, The Farm!!

 

[budman9000]

Howdy and welcome to the farm...try a simple rotation...1_compost tea 2_fert's 3_water....just a thought

Hello everyone I have a big question hope someone can help my plant is in flowering unfortunately I gave my plant a little extra vitamin for the first time and some leaves got semi burned my question is can I trim those leaves while in flowering or should I just let them be as it is in the flowering stage and all the hairs are growing...?

 

[Erick31876]

Welcome to the farm

 

[indicabush]

Hello everyone I have a big question hope someone can help my plant is in flowering unfortunately I gave my plant a little extra vitamin for the first time and some leaves got semi burned my question is can I trim those leaves while in flowering or should I just let them be as it is in the flowering stage and all the hairs are growing...?

Flowering stage depended...you may want to consider some defoliation...or trim if you like.

 

[hawkman]

Hello everyone I have a big question hope someone can help my plant is in flowering unfortunately I gave my plant a little extra vitamin for the first time and some leaves got semi burned my question is can I trim those leaves while in flowering or should I just let them be as it is in the flowering stage and all the hairs are growing...?

remove affected leaves and consider flushing the plant for a few days !! harvest ever 3 weeks is a grower's dream ? but would take a LOT of work

 

[budman9000]

Flowering stage depended...you may want to consider some defoliation...or trim if you like.

Thank you for the tip looking to keep learning and any info helps!