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Morning guys just little update, started a bit of lst yesterday, still nice and bendy so wasn't too difficult, growing well since topped


Just started lst

This morning

 
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Just been out to check on her, and noticed so many possible budsites, and got a bit carried away with the pipe cleaners
But as its only a small space I really need to keep on top of it to try and keep it nicely spaced out.

 
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Just been out to check on her, and noticed so many possible budsites, and got a bit carried away with the pipe cleaners
But as its only a small space I really need to keep on top of it to try and keep it nicely spaced out.

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I am quite confident that as much attention you have paid to details so far you are going to rock it!
 
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I am quite confident that as much attention you have paid to details so far you are going to rock it!
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Cheers buddy, hope so
 
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that is very innovative good job!
 
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I like what you’ve done there. I’ve never really laid the land out so close to the ground. You are really going to get multiple colas once it has some time to bush out.
 
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Feeling a little deflated at the minute as she doesn't seem to have grown in the last 5ish days, the only change I've noticed are the amount of new pistils at the budsites, and the bulging around the nodes since I topped it. Is it normal for things to slow a bit at this stage? (day 29 today) I was expecting it to start stretching a bit by now.

Don't get me wrong she looks very healthy and starting to smell great, maybe its busy getting ready to grow some killa buds? Or building some more roots or somthing?

We've had some strange weather lately, it went from 12°c outside to 25°c for a few weeks and now it's back to about 12°c again so maybe the difference in outside temps has stunted it slightly? I've done my best to maintain a good environment but with such drastic changes in the weather its quite difficult. I've even had to put the tube heater on today just to keep it around 19°c in there whilst the lights are off.

But any advice or reassurance is welcome at this time lol. Here's a couple of pics from this morning.




Cheers guys
 
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Fridgegrow said:
Feeling a little deflated at the minute as she doesn't seem to have grown in the last 5ish days, the only change I've noticed are the amount of new pistils at the budsites, and the bulging around the nodes since I topped it. Is it normal for things to slow a bit at this stage? (day 29 today) I was expecting it to start stretching a bit by now.

Don't get me wrong she looks very healthy and starting to smell great, maybe its busy getting ready to grow some killa buds? Or building some more roots or somthing?

We've had some strange weather lately, it went from 12°c outside to 25°c for a few weeks and now it's back to about 12°c again so maybe the difference in outside temps has stunted it slightly? I've done my best to maintain a good environment but with such drastic changes in the weather its quite difficult. I've even had to put the tube heater on today just to keep it around 19°c in there whilst the lights are off.

But any advice or reassurance is welcome at this time lol. Here's a couple of pics from this morning.

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I've learned they do NOT grow as fast as you want or think they should lol. Temp differential might have something to do with it but she will on a blink of an eye transform for you and slow down again. It's a rollercoaster ride....at least thats been my experience...first timer here lol
 
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I've learned they do NOT grow as fast as you want or think they should lol. Temp differential might have something to do with it but she will on a blink of an eye transform for you and slow down again. It's a rollercoaster ride....at least thats been my experience...first timer here lol
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This is my first ever grow too and I so want to do a good job haha.
I think it's just threw me a bit because it's been growing so quickly upto this point and then it just seems to have stopped lol, since it's gone a bit cooler I've managed to keep lights off temps at 19°c and lights on its around 25°c ish. I'm sure it will be fine, I just wondered if anyone else has had similar experiences. It's like having another child lol
 
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No that you have started the flowering process. the plant is beginning to change its systems to produce the buds. You will not see the same growth in bloom. Had you left it to veg a little longer you would had developed more branching nodes etc.
its all about timing, I generally will veg for upwards of 14 or 15 weeks. That way your plant is starting from a much bigger place to bloom out.
 
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The first 2-3ish weeks is stretch during bloom. Patience young McGuyver
 
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No that you have started the flowering process. the plant is beginning to change its systems to produce the buds. You will not see the same growth in bloom. Had you left it to veg a little longer you would had developed more branching nodes etc.
its all about timing, I generally will veg for upwards of 14 or 15 weeks. That way your plant is starting from a much bigger place to bloom out.
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Ah I see, well this is a autoflower so have no control unfortunately. I was just after a bit of reassurance that I'm still doing the right things, and to see if a bit of slow growth at this stage is normal. cheers guys feel a bit better now.
 
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Yeah mate you are doing everything right. Those are some really nice pistil development. As the buds grow the plant will grow to scale with them.
 
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Little update, day 34 today since it sprouted, and I'm happy to report growth has resumed ;) water intake has increased quite a bit, just watered it and took 3L still didn't get much run off just a wet bottom when I picked her back up. Raised the light a few inches and I cut a few leaves off round the bottom that were not getting any light.
Smells very fruity at the minute, so excited for that first smoke.
Thanks for looking.




 
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Just a quick question guys, I'm really struggling with high humidity at the minute, the humidity outside has been over 80% everyday this week so far, and when the lights are off its 70% plus in there.

So will I do any damage to the plant if I switch from 18/6 to 24/0 at this stage?

I can keep the humidity around 40% with the lights on. I know a dehumidifier will fix the problem but I'm getting a bit fed up of spending money at the minute lol.
 
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I’m not sure. I dont grow auto flower plants. But logically in my experience if you increase light time you run a very high risk of resetting the plant And bumping back into veg state.
Im fighting the high humidity issue too, problem with the time of year. I hear you on spending money, just put in a floor to my grow tent, it adds up. Start with a $10 Desk fan or something, get that air moving.
 
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Greenjourneyman said:
I’m not sure. I dont grow auto flower plants. But logically in my experience if you increase light time you run a very high risk of resetting the plant And bumping back into veg state.
Im fighting the high humidity issue too, problem with the time of year. I hear you on spending money, just put in a floor to my grow tent, it adds up. Start with a $10 Desk fan or something, get that air moving.
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I was wondering if it WOULD be better to grow autos 24 hrs all the way through. I mean you dont need dark changes to trigger flower. I really haven't researched autos because I have no interest in them. Maybe some day. I like to play God lol now flower, bitch! hahaha I know, that's sexist.
 
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I’m not sure. I dont grow auto flower plants. But logically in my experience if you increase light time you run a very high risk of resetting the plant And bumping back into veg state.
Im fighting the high humidity issue too, problem with the time of year. I hear you on spending money, just put in a floor to my grow tent, it adds up. Start with a $10 Desk fan or something, get that air moving.
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I know what you mean, it all adds up, I've got a desk fan in there at the min, as you say it's the time of year, but at this stage of flowering I hear 70% humidity is very bad, I think I might try it.
 
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I was wondering if it WOULD be better to grow autos 24 hrs all the way through. I mean you dont need dark changes to trigger flower. I really haven't researched autos because I have no interest in them. Maybe some day. I like to play God lol now flower, bitch! hahaha I know, that's sexist.
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Haha I know you can grow them 24/0 but wasn't sure about changing the light cycle at this stage of the grow, but I don't think I have any other option at this point, cant risk any mould :(
 
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A cheap temporary fix could be a baking pan or something larger surface area covered in a thick layer of baking soda, or some kind of breathable cloth bag full. Will help pull humidity from the air some.. I wouldnt expect miracles but it could at the very least help keep it within tolerable levels until you figure something better out or do get the money for AC/dehumidifier
Air movement is important in high humidity. I had this issue also for a while and using a big box fan on high gave enough movement to keep the humidity from building up on leaves until i got the AC running in the room
 
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