Its all looking nice, even if you did a booboo..... i still see crystal action on some. Cant give u any advice,,, im a RW grower and dont wana guess or mislead ya. I do know that flushing is always good.
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Flushed the 3 that weren't as happy.
Looking damn frosty already though.....theyll bounce back....they dont look bad....a tiny bit sad...but,
what is your method and nute line? maybe i can help...i used to run hydro for years!
make a batch...pull some out for plant D..PH it...drip clean (if u use it), feed!
now just.... pull out another gallon of the batch, add RO water till the PPMs drop at least 100..........PH....drip clean....feed the least struggling plant...
repeat this lowering the PPMs each time according the health of each plant!
drip clean is good stuff, if you dont already use it!
hope this helps
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I do use Drip Clean, I feed based on House & Gardens nutrient feed charts, and these girls were fed with the recommended rate for week 5 of flower recently before I flushed them. I am going to feed the plant that is still very happy week 5 nutrients again this week because of their growth being slowed by the low temp. The other 3 were flushed with a lot of RO earlier today.
They are really frosty on the calyxes, and since fixing the heating/cooling problem all the plants have shown significant growth in the buds. I only wish I had caught the problem over a week sooner.
Looks to me like your lowest branches should have been cut off back on week 1 or 2. Proper chopping early makes a HUGE difference. Just have to make sure not to cut too much all at once.
Too low temp also causes issues. Have to let em get to at least 75 F. in flower (without CO2, with CO2 82-84 F. is ideal) each day to get them to perform 100%.
The problem is not that I don't know what temp they should be, the problem was that I transplanted my White Urkle girls into 2 gallon containers and threw them under my air cooled MH in the veg closet. The hood is cooled and the hot air was being aimed right at the A/C because I wasn't thinking about the thermostat being inside the unit. So my A/C thought it was hot all the time and ran too much and the flowering area dropped to 62 for over a week. I have now fixed the problem by doing two things. The hot air is no longer aimed directly at the Indoor A/C unit, and I have connected a remote thermostat that is place more locally in the canopy area. The remote thermostat also allows me program daytime temp for lights on to be any temp (currently 80) and my nighttime temp to be anything swell (currently 66). It wasn't cheap, but I think it will keep my plants much happier.
And on the note of thinning the lower branches, I thinned about 1 in 3 main branches until I had the number I wanted for spreading into my 2'x2' ScrOG nets, then I thinned about 80-90% of the branches coming off those main stems as the plant matured and reached week 2/3. I will keep the number of main stems down a bit with the White Urkles and see how it does, but I really think the issue was much more the cold, not the lack of thinning.
You'll get 'em to chunk up bro.
Thanks Delae, I know they will get there, just can't help but think/know that they would have been bigger. Like I said before, just in the last couple days they have noticeably swelled.
u know what,,, not looking at the health issues and focusing on the run u are correct i do agree that thinning all that BUSH would cleary foucs excelleruted growth where questioned
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It is true that the two plants in the back did not stretch nearly as much as I had anticipated based on the front 2 plants. Because of that, I was not able to use the second layer of screen to spread the canopy as I had intended and now they are a bit too bushy for their own good. I do think however, that the front two plants, are not too bushy at all, but I will keep that in mind the next time I run them, and thin some more than others for comparison. I am excited to get past this run with finicky phenotypes and get to run from clone and have perfect plants.
Thanks to everyone for the feedback and advice!! Stay tuned to see the recovery and then the big show hopefully!
-Meeks :pimp: