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Hey all this is my 4th grow overall so I'm a very new farmer.
I have 2 rooms in this diary one is currently flowering 3 photoperiod "freebies" from seedsman "Blueberry Kush"
This Room is illuminated with a 1000w HPS DE fixture with a Ushio Bulb and is also running CO2
The 3 plants are in 7 gallon cloth pots, Running Nectar For the Gods full nute line
Was having Ph issues and improved them with Calpril

The other Room Is new and is currently the home of 13 feminized seedlings of " Gorilla Zkittles" from Barneys Farm
This room is illuminated with a HLG350r no added CO2
temps range 78-81F Rh70-75

As of this post
Gorilla Zkittles Seedlings are on day 10
Blueberry Kush is on day 31 of flowering

look forward to hearing from yall

 

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Did some slurry test and wanted to give some results
A slurry is 1:1 ratio of Soil/Medium and ph neutral water
I use a 1oz jigger from my bar
Plant 1 (far left) came in 6.4PH and a TDS of 720 (970-250 base TDS)
Plant 2 (back middle) came in 6.3 PH and a TDS of 470 (720-250 base TDS)
Plant 3 (far right) came in at 6.3 PH and a TDS of 460 (710-250 base TDS)

Today is also fed day and they were watered 2 gallons of feed mixed and PH'ed to 6.5

 

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Seedlings are coming along nice as well, gonna need some advice on topping as this is my first time ever really running plants that I KNOW are photoperiods. The 3 in the flower room now were thought to have been autoflowers so they just got normal LST

 

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Happy Thankgsgiving
as of yesterday
Flowers were on day 36
seedlings were on day 15

still just feeding tap to seedlings

 

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Seedlings have been in dirt for about 25 days. All plants were topped yesterday on the 5th node. Cotyledon's have finally yellowed, no more tap water and first rootzone feed is being applied at 6.4 ph.


flower room will update later

 

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This particular plant is wild looking lol

 

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plant 1 had a ph of 6.2 and 810 ppm
plant 2 had a ph of 6.1 and 710 ppm
plant 3 had a ph of 6.0 and 740 ppm

all plants were flushed with Herc harvest at 6.4 ph to 100% saturation
plants are on day 45 so probably a flush from here on out or more of a "ripening"

 

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Cook2010 said:

This particular plant is wild looking lol

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That plant looks like it has either a pH issue or an incoming mite infestation. Might want to scope around that plant with a loupe or magnifying glass.

 

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BurnzYzBudZz said:

That plant looks like it has either a pH issue or an incoming mite infestation. Might want to scope around that plant with a loupe or magnifying glass.

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will do, should I be looking at soil or under the leaves.
Kind of wierd it has looked this way since sprouting

 

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will do, should I be looking at soil or under the leaves.
Kind of wierd it has looked this way since sprouting

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Not saying you have one. Under leafs, but I’m talking 40x microscope shit. Can’t see them with your naked eye. I’ve had a russet mite infestation and the leafs start to puff up and twist like that. But pH issues also cause the plants too look similar as well. Looking good though. Happy grows.

 

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BurnzYzBudZz said:

Not saying you have one. Under leafs, but I’m talking 40x microscope shit. Can’t see them with your naked eye. I’ve had a russet mite infestation and the leafs start to puff up and twist like that. But pH issues also cause the plants too look similar as well. Looking good though. Happy grows.

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absolutely thanks for the info better safe then sorry

 

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So far they seem to be enjoying their feed.
pic was from yesterday pots are still saturated
any recommendations on transplant/ size/time

 

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Today i started foliar feeding with alternating days

Veg Foliar Alternating Day #1 (1 Qt) pH 6.5-7.0
5 ml The Kraken
5 ml Pegasus Potion
4 to 5 ml BioAg Ful-Power
1.25 ml or ¼ tsp Hygeia Hydration (or similar wetting agent/surfactant)

Veg Foliar Alternating Spray Day #2 (1 Qt) pH 6.5-7.0
1 ml to 5 ml Bloom Khaos

Zeus is very much recommended with all foliar applications as it helps the other
components penetrate into the cells, amplifies their effects and improves efficiency.

Latest Slurry test was 6.6 Ph with 570 ppm (700 scale)

 

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flower room is on day 52 so another week or two should have them to come down. Pics look different as i scored a new HLG LED fixture during the black friday sales for a damn good deal. so no more HPS hue, for now only 1 light is needed.


also took the annoying trellis netting off

 

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Veg room plants are getting transplanted into 5 gallon Pots tomorrow. Medium is gonna be nectar for the gods #4 soil in cloth pots
flower room is currently at 8.5 weeks
checking loop and not seeing but maybe 2-5% ambers so gonna let it run another week

 

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Transplanted Into 5 gallons and moved them into the larger room,
and flowering plants into smaller room to finish and will also be drying in that room as well after the chop.

 

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will attempt my first try at cloning by next Wednesday
have been feeding every other day at 6.2 PH
latest slurry tests soil has been around 180-220 TDS so they are really eating well.
i wont flush unless it gets above 500

last harvest tasted like shit. dried at 60/60 for a week or so and then jar'd but it was also random ass seeds so looking for some good genetics for sure

 

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sorry guys I got really busy
I took about 50 cuts total or so from all 14 plants and numbered for memory

 

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Flower room is on day 10 of flower.
The best clones that rooted the fastest and healthiest have been potted into 1 gallon nursery pots

latest slurries have been 6.3- 6.5 Ph and 370- 450 ppm
eating consistently and now feeding 1 gallon of to each 5 gallon pot
14 gallons total

looking forward to the rest of this

 

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