EventHorizan
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your best bet is to buy one off of craigslist, from a legal state. Still gonna be expensive to ship.. prob 50 just for shifting... U prob gonna have to pay 300 no matter what route you go :(Any good chillers y'all know of ? That aren't an arm and a leg
not that I would thinkHey, off topic but I'm starting week 3 on my 6bucket system and week 5 on my 2 single buckets. They all look really healthy. But no dime size buds are on it like normal , any idea why,? My room gets pretty hot as I'm in a hot ass state. Could high water temps cause this? My water is veeeeeeery aerated
Well, plants can all be different... Its like this tho,, either that is what it is, or you messed up the light cycle somewhere... Only 2 things i could think of to prevent flowering... just have to wait and see :(Hmm I guess I gotta wait n see. I will say that when I added the green sensation to my two stand alone buckets at week 4, they definitely showed an explosive stretch and the hard work of defoliating, let's just say those leaves came back with a vengeance. Just a few hairs popping out currently. The plants all look very healthy. Could it be I got some phenos that just have a bit longer flower period or should all strains have dime size buds by week 4.
WWW.OGBIOWAR.COM has the teas and recipe. Use discount code FARMER to lower cost.Could you go into amounts please. Never brewed tea but willing to give it a go.
I dont know anybody that follows that close top any book or manual, or feed schedule... Some ppl give half veg and half bloom nutes for a week of transition.. I dont..Well another week has gone by and they are still looking healthy af. The 2 buckets that started 2 weeks prior to the rdwc 6 plant system are now showing hairs. So I ready somewhere , when you switch from 24 to 12/12 that doesn't just start "week1" flowering , that wk 1 starts when you first see hairs during it's stretch. Then you start week 1 nutes whoever your line is. . Any input or advice on this. It makes total sense to me.
Week 1 starts when you flip to 12/12. As for seeing hairs I was taught that sex is usually shown around the fifth branch from the bottom as it grows. It doesn't have to be in flower to show sex. When it comes to nutrients I have used Cultured Solutions who has recently changed feed schedule where week 1 no longer mixes Veg A/B , bloom A/B and early boost .Just Bloom A/B and early boost. I have been growing for a few years now mixing both Veg A/B , bloom A/B and early boost on week 1 flower without issue. I'm doing this run trying the new feed schedule.Well another week has gone by and they are still looking healthy af. The 2 buckets that started 2 weeks prior to the rdwc 6 plant system are now showing hairs. So I ready somewhere , when you switch from 24 to 12/12 that doesn't just start "week1" flowering , that wk 1 starts when you first see hairs during it's stretch. Then you start week 1 nutes whoever your line is. . Any input or advice on this. It makes total sense to me.
It look great bro.. Read up on lollipopping...Btw my lights are on 3pm to 3am. Question. Does anyone think I have too many tops? I know each strain is diff on this. But can I really have too many tops if I defoliate religiously? Like only the top fan leaves. I leave the bottom ones on lower branches so they can stretch closer to the canopy. They are bushy as f mostly. I'm having to defoliate the tops constantly to keep light passing to the lower branches. Also my plants are only like 1.5-2ft tall. From the bucket lids. I bent and broke a lot of branches to keep a low canopy .
dont defol no more, your into flower now. I would just clean up the bottom... lower nugs hardly ever mature, and they look like shit... you not gonna lose the bottom nug, it just moves to the top....I know about it. Think I should? I have pruned some that weren't getting like any light but I want to have huge bottom nugs too so I've been keeping out all the big top fan leaves. Is that ok to defoliate lightly, daily?
pull all them dead leaves out of there. They attract bugs, and you prob be surprised how fast bugs can take over and destroy a crop before a rookie even know what hit him..Still baking
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