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First time growing. I've helped take care of a grow before, but only as a vacation waterer and random helper.
So here are the details.
The environment:
2'x4' MH tent
MH TS2000 light (w dimmer knob)
AC infinity 6" ex fan (vented to lung room currently, though pushing it to other room shortly)
Fan under canopy, above canopy, and above light
Hisense 5L dehumidifier (just added)
~10x10 Lung room (very much not sealed from rest of basement)
The nutrients:
Tap water, PH'd roughly to 6-6.5 on a (once) calibrated bluelab pH pen. :)
FFOF soil
Fox Farms Happy Frog dry amendments (6-4-5) (every 30 days on veg., At about 1/2 - 3/4 recommended dose)
Royal gold crown Jewels Bloom (?-?-?) (Every 10-14 days at about 1/4-3/4 rec. dose.)
2x 5 gallon cloth pots
2x 7 gallon cloth pots
The grow:
homegrowncannabisco seeds
2 outdoor (1 grand daddy purple, 1 lavender)
4 indoor (2 GDP 1 LAV)
So my wife was starting some seeding indoor for a regular garden, and i impulse bought some seeds at a local dispensary, thinking I'll put them outside and see what happens. Rabbit hole entered, equipment above purchased.
I started the seeds (6/6 success) in a dry, cold basement, with a heat pad and some shop lights w/grow spectrum bulbs alongside squash, tomato, pepper, bachelor button, and a bunch of random flowers and veggies. I hear these starter pots aren't great, but they worked.
Once the tent arrived, i moved them in and gave them good light. Topped and did lst, but it they were short and bushy to begin with due to, I believe, cold stunting. Or genetics. Or over watering. Or under watering.
Anyway, they returned into this:
Then this:
Flipped to flower after topping and much more aggressive LST than I expected, which resulted in this:
Hated the idea of not being able to moved ants so removed the scrog net after a while. 2 plants also went outside sometime around here in the grow.
Plants continued to grow. A defoliation at flip:
And here we are now. Also, some pics of the 2 outdoor plants.
Currently have my 2 grand daddy purples indoors that have a possible potassium deficiency? But I can't spoil my intro post with those pics.
Sorry, that got lazy. But that's the gist. Comments welcome.
Questions coming, no doubt. :)
So here are the details.
The environment:
2'x4' MH tent
MH TS2000 light (w dimmer knob)
AC infinity 6" ex fan (vented to lung room currently, though pushing it to other room shortly)
Fan under canopy, above canopy, and above light
Hisense 5L dehumidifier (just added)
~10x10 Lung room (very much not sealed from rest of basement)
The nutrients:
Tap water, PH'd roughly to 6-6.5 on a (once) calibrated bluelab pH pen. :)
FFOF soil
Fox Farms Happy Frog dry amendments (6-4-5) (every 30 days on veg., At about 1/2 - 3/4 recommended dose)
Royal gold crown Jewels Bloom (?-?-?) (Every 10-14 days at about 1/4-3/4 rec. dose.)
2x 5 gallon cloth pots
2x 7 gallon cloth pots
The grow:
homegrowncannabisco seeds
2 outdoor (1 grand daddy purple, 1 lavender)
4 indoor (2 GDP 1 LAV)
So my wife was starting some seeding indoor for a regular garden, and i impulse bought some seeds at a local dispensary, thinking I'll put them outside and see what happens. Rabbit hole entered, equipment above purchased.
I started the seeds (6/6 success) in a dry, cold basement, with a heat pad and some shop lights w/grow spectrum bulbs alongside squash, tomato, pepper, bachelor button, and a bunch of random flowers and veggies. I hear these starter pots aren't great, but they worked.
Once the tent arrived, i moved them in and gave them good light. Topped and did lst, but it they were short and bushy to begin with due to, I believe, cold stunting. Or genetics. Or over watering. Or under watering.
Anyway, they returned into this:
Then this:
Flipped to flower after topping and much more aggressive LST than I expected, which resulted in this:
Hated the idea of not being able to moved ants so removed the scrog net after a while. 2 plants also went outside sometime around here in the grow.
Plants continued to grow. A defoliation at flip:
And here we are now. Also, some pics of the 2 outdoor plants.
Currently have my 2 grand daddy purples indoors that have a possible potassium deficiency? But I can't spoil my intro post with those pics.
Sorry, that got lazy. But that's the gist. Comments welcome.
Questions coming, no doubt. :)
. Depending on where you live you can prolly tame them back a bit if you weren't planning on letting me get so big. They can get huge. We don't call em "Trees" because they're green.
