Needshelpguys Grow Thread

[needshelpguy]

Starting to get things under way again been a slow start, double size tent now 2.4x2.4m going to scrog half and unsure what techniques I'll do on the other half probably just top once or twice and let them grow. going for 14 plants. Here's a clone I got off my mate running for first time strain big bud, this ones going in the scrog so trying to get it as wide as possible before it bushes out, trying for 12 main heads

 

[needshelpguy]

And here's my two sick greencrack clones that were neglected but are now starting to come back

 

[needshelpguy]

Good to see you back around @Aqua Man hope to see you get another grow diary going

 

[Aqua Man]

Good to see you back around @Aqua Man hope to see you get another grow diary going

Thanks bro. Oh I will in a few weeks here

 

[grassroots.solutions]

hey that plant you've tied down looks awesome. Have you considered ground layering the middle portion, so you just have 12 individual shoots from the same pot?

 

[Burned Haze]

And here's my two sick greencrack clones that were neglected but are now starting to come back

Suggestion ( take it or leave it)

hide those roots in the dark by putting a second party cup ( poke holes for airflow on bottom and so the water can drain on bottom of it )

just a quick fix but the plant def depends on you since they are so sensitive at that stage ( seedlings & clones )

to fight bad pathogens besides overwatering and bad quality water, I suggest on a maintenance root defensive fungi like root shield ( 8-12 week population after , so you only have to apply 1-3 in a cycle to fight pathogens )


BENEFITS & FEATURES

• Grows in soil and on roots, shields roots from pathogens
• Seeks out, attacks and eats fungal pathogens
• Induces host resistance
• Active over wide temperature range (48-97 °F/9-36 °C)
• Grows in wide pH range (pH 4-8)
• Compatible with many chemical and biological inputs
• Well suited to a wide range of soil types

• Enhances nutrient uptake
• Helps plants resist/overcome abiotic stresses and transplant shock
• Does not interfere with beneficial insects
• Exempt from residue
• Excellent tool for fungicide resistance management
• Prevents root diseases (damping-off, root rot, crown rot, wilt) caused by species of Fusarium, Phytophthora, Pythium, Rhizoctonia and other soilborne pathogens
• 
  
  
  

  Rootshield

  RootShield® Available Types: RootShield PLUS+ WP | RootShield PLUS+ Granules | RootShield WP | RootShield Granules | PlantShield HC | T-22 HC Labeled for organic

  www.bioworksinc.com

 

[needshelpguy]

hey that plant you've tied down looks awesome. Have you considered ground layering the middle portion, so you just have 12 individual shoots from the same pot?

I didnt know what it was done a little research and it said its generally to clone hard wood on hard to clone plants and then re transplant them, not considering at this stage

 

[needshelpguy]

Suggestion ( take it or leave it)

hide those roots in the dark by putting a second party cup ( poke holes for airflow on bottom and so the water can drain on bottom of it )

just a quick fix but the plant def depends on you since they are so sensitive at that stage ( seedlings & clones )

to fight bad pathogens besides overwatering and bad quality water, I suggest on a maintenance root defensive fungi like root shield ( 8-12 week population after , so you only have to apply 1-3 in a cycle to fight pathogens )


BENEFITS & FEATURES

• Grows in soil and on roots, shields roots from pathogens
• Seeks out, attacks and eats fungal pathogens
• Induces host resistance
• Active over wide temperature range (48-97 °F/9-36 °C)
• Grows in wide pH range (pH 4-8)
• Compatible with many chemical and biological inputs
• Well suited to a wide range of soil types
• Enhances nutrient uptake
• Helps plants resist/overcome abiotic stresses and transplant shock
• Does not interfere with beneficial insects
• Exempt from residue
• Excellent tool for fungicide resistance management
• Prevents root diseases (damping-off, root rot, crown rot, wilt) caused by species of Fusarium, Phytophthora, Pythium, Rhizoctonia and other soilborne pathogens
• 
  
  
  

  Rootshield

  RootShield® Available Types: RootShield PLUS+ WP | RootShield PLUS+ Granules | RootShield WP | RootShield Granules | PlantShield HC | T-22 HC Labeled for organic

  www.bioworksinc.com

Cheers yeah I will do something with them eventually got one transplanted into a bigger container see roots but no new growth

 

[Edinburgh]

Your plants are so tighley packed are they getting enough airflow? A space heater away from tent may help but the heat is dry.

 

[needshelpguy]

Your plants are so tighley packed are they getting enough airflow? A space heater away from tent may help but the heat is dry.

They're not overly tightly packed and medium temps get to a low of 19C thanks anyway

 

[needshelpguy]

Photo 18 days ago

 

[needshelpguy]

Photo from today, got a couple others but going to swap them out for some new clones. Going to have greencrack big bud and white rhino at this stage hoping to get one more

 

[MIMedGrower]

Photo from today, got a couple others but going to swap them out for some new clones. Going to have greencrack big bud and white rhino at this stage hoping to get one more

Lookin’ good. Whose White Rhino you growing? I miss that strain. And it keeps coming up around the farm.

 

[needshelpguy]

Lookin’ good. Whose White Rhino you growing? I miss that strain. And it keeps coming up around the farm.

Will have to find that out for yah got it from a mate

 

[dire wolf]

Oh man! That would freak me out bad.

+ 1

 

[dire wolf]

+ 1

You could put a frog and some guppy fish in there , probably help with pest control

 

[MIMedGrower]

You could put a frog and some guppy fish in there , probably help with pest control

Aquatic lizards.

 

[needshelpguy]

I've moved since then glad to be done with that tent hahah

 

[dire wolf]

I've moved since then glad to be done with that tent hahah

Cool !! Good to see you also have a sense of humor !

 

[needshelpguy]

Over the last couple days had a mag deficiency developing on one plant, once I noticed I increased mag supplement, but seems to be still progressing, how long should I wait to increase again or change something else? Pics will follow later