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A good classic.
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Little Marley has grown well... 12 h for the plants , and they'll grow like him
- Yesterday
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i just chek the picture of your canopy your leaf look very happy even no one tipe burning nothing your tent is full of bud you gone be happy with harvest dudde 😁 You gone stress your plant if look to much to perfection if your boss is to much in your back you be stressed to if every thing is in the biofeeding its your soil need to work not adding chimical or maybe the dose of biofeeding is not enought i think with allmix its not simpel biofeeding
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i just give one time the calmag i stop direct after they say is not needed and i have no more yellowing as you can see
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hi shaggy, The space is only small, to be honest. Next up, i tried to make a little space. I will post a couple of pics, of the area cleaned up. I have removed some crates. It can get busy, i can confirm that. I will try and get back soon with pics, Now i need to put my feet up, and chill.
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RH levels are fine, ranging between 35 and 45%. I've got to say, something changed between today and yesterday. Leaves have stopped falling, and the affected leaves don't feel like wilting on touch anymore. Instead, they're stiffer and harder on touch, and they're perking up again like nothing ever happened. The only thing i changed is that yesterday i added 0.25ML/LT Cal-Mag. I stopped feeding the Cal-Mag when people in the forum said it was already present in the biogrow and bloom powders, and that's when the N / Chlorine issue showed up. I'll see in the coming days how she goes with 0.5ML/LT Cal-Mag each feeding (except for Enhancer Feeding day). If the plant stops her madness and leaves stop falling, i probably figured out what the real Deficiency here is: either Magnesium or Manganese. If she doesn't.. I'll just pray Jah to help me reach Harvest day. Cheers!
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@LedCherryBerry Your highlander is very wide and prodictive man For your leaf i dont know for my problem i think it com from the watering maybe she need to be more moist so biofeeding work better and the aktivity too its just my opinion
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@sliver1 Maybe ad a few hour at mid day the hps with the led like 6h hps to do like the sun chek your temp with the hps that go fast up
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Yea it is getting crowded in there having abit trouble with the humidity, but i think/hope it will work out. Those pictures are week5 and these here are end of week 6. I moved the pots around in there so the position is different in these photos. I think i will go for 9weeks total flowering and only flushing last week(7days). I think about adding another light for these last few week - would you go with the blurple LED or the yellowish HPS?
- Last week
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D84 W4
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Day 29, aka start of Week 4 flowering. Instead of mounting supports for the plant, i've tied Highlander to herself, twice. It's basically a lighter version of the nets used outdoors to contain a tree. Instead of placing a net above the canopy, i've tied the whole plant with a string, circling it all. I've also ordered the supports and they should arrive in a week or so. Feeding today was a bit different. I've fucked up with the PH down, so i had to use a bit of PH up. Fed with PH 6.4, couldn't bring it to 6.5 as i had little time to. Runoff at 6.4. The supposed Chlorine issue is rapidly spreading towards other, upper leaves. I'm not sure if it is chlorine, or if it's a deficiency caused by the flush. Either way, i'm just hoping she reaches 9th week without leaving a trail of leaves. To be sure, i added just 0.5ML/LT of Cal-Mag-Micro. The yellowing looks much more like a deficiency now. Hope it's not chlorine and i can fix it with Enhancer and some extra Cal-Mag here and there. I'll keep the dosages VERY low. Meanwhile, canopy has totally a different feel. Stretch is completely over. Plant's structure reaches 83cm, 53cm without the pot. As I'm Sal said, plant put on about 80% of stretch, as i started 12-12 and she was 30-35cm. The buds are starting to take shape, trichome production is amazing for being this early. What i'm reeeeally surprised about this strain is the low smell she emanates. Opening the tent doesn't blast your nose, it just smells.. grassy. But if you dare to touch one bud.. MAN, that's a strong smell. Pine scented, pungent, some citrus i can't recon. Who knows if she'll explode in smell later in the blooming phase, but as of now i'm really satisfied with it: it's super ninja. I guess it's time for a couple of pics. Highlander's Structure: Sorry about the quality of this pic, camera didn't cooperate. Highlander's Canopy: Highlander's colas, thickening: Highlander's flower close up: Highlander's Chlorine/Nutrient issues: What do you think about the leaf issues? Any thoughts about it? Had something similar before? Please share your experiences, i need to know how to treat it. Until next week.. Peace!
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Thank you, this is very interesting! I want to try too, but I don't know how much I need marijuana to start. I found an information article on the Internet http://www.ncsm.nl/english/diy/best-way-make-hash-oil , but I still don't understand how much I need to do for the first time. How much is actually stored hash oil? How often do you use it? I just recently raised my first marijuana at home. I'm newbie at this. Earlier, my friends and I bought and smoked through a bong. Now I quit smoking and want to try edible marijuana.
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In my opinion for this there is a special sports nutrition
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Trying something different with Bi. Instead of defoliating, I'm leaf tucking where I can. Hopefully this will shock/delay the plant less. The middle main stem fan leaves are quite large. I've tucked, with plant clips, those four pairs (8 very large leaves) of those large leaves to a stem three nodes down. Light can penetrate better, and the leaf is still attached to the plant so that plant can extract nutrients / dump more toxins in it, and frankly, they get some light. Seems to me that cannabis plants try to get toxins/waste out of their roots first, and when they can't they dump them in the oldest leaves which are the main stem fan leaves (not necessarily the lowest leaves on the plant). While those leaves can be dumped into, I don't want to remove them or the plant will start dumping in the next oldest leaves. I'm pruning any 2nd tier side shoots that come off main side shoots, up to 2-3 nodes along. I think I am going to have lots of stems, so just want cola's on the end and not much growing down below or middle of stem. Happy Growing!
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Happy healty plants here, keep it green man & good flowering!
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Day 13 flower and they are all going nicely! They are a very dark green so I’m going to give them a weekly water schedule which I have 3 items I’ll try on different ladies on 2 I’ll feed a schedule of ecothrive biosys/mollases/water 2 I’ll feed ecothrive biosys/mollases guanokalong taste improver (alternated)/water and last 2 ecothrive biosys/mollases terpenez (alternated)/water for the last 6-8weeks! Debating whether to give them a mild topdress of potash but I don’t want to burn them should I or shouldn’t I? would be nice to give them a kick but also would be nice to keep it simple!Slurricane got a strong smell of grape and lavender coming from herJaffa cake really oozing out the resin at day 13Remo Chemo flower sites are beginning to meet up shesgonna be a fatty
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Hi 38 year old Swedish full time smoker.
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i use biobizz-coco and use advanced nutrients (2. bloom-week) with 1.2 EC.
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Hello Hunters, Here are the pics of the Beauty MOB buds from THseeds! #Purple Pheno #Pheno 1 #Pheno 2 See you after the curing process for the smoke report!
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Thanks. I've been amazed, since it was my first proper grow. I am hoping for similar results from my White Rhino. Happy Growing & Smoking!
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Your buds looks wonderfull! Happy smoking
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Dutch Dragon Happy Smoking!
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M=74[5], 3=73[5], Tri=66[6], Bi=67[9]. 59 DAYS LEFT. (large number = days since breaking soil; [days since 12/12 flip]. All plants showing lots of pre-flower double-pistels. Bi is 49cm tall; Tri is 47cm; M is 29 cm, and 3 is 27cm. They're all about the same width as they are in height. Mostly long chunky leafs, with some ~15cm long. Some slight signs of nute burn on the tips of some leaves (yellow), mostly on newer growth. Some necrosis and chlorosis on older main stem fan leaves. Nothing that's worrying me, indeed it's interesting to see what the plants do with a slight excess in nutrients/toxins, ie, what it seems to do with them. I've taken some clones from the bottom of the plants, ie, pruned and put the clippings in some rooting powder then into Rootit! sponges - lets see what happens (I have never attempted to create a clone before). I'd normally compost any clippings, but I figure if they survive, the weather outside will be conducive to their growing in a month or so. Had an issue Sunday morning with temps getting to 100c for about 3 hours. Some slight burn on a few top leaves, but hopefully nothing too bad and permanent. My tent smells like a bakery in the morning with a very yeasty smell coming from my tent. That'd be the CO2 generator I made. Extractor fan is not on during the night to help with humidity and to keep the CO2 in the tent. Still experimenting as to when it needs to come on. Next purchase when money allows will be some kind of controller to turn stuff on when temps/humidity reach certain values. If you remember, when I flushed Bi and Tri on 22nd March I wrote, "Had ~3.3l of run off for both, so will keep that aside for later." My reasoning for this is different to @jan.gh who has written, "In my opinion it will not wash out the BioGrow / BioBloom since it is slow release and not watersoluble " My reasoning is that some of the ingredients ARE water soluble, it says so on the packaging's. Both the Potassium and Phosphorous elements in BioGrow and BioBloom are stated as "soluble in water". I have tested the nearly two week old runoff. Same ppm as originally (~1800ppm) and ph 7.6. So I have diluted it down to 340ppm with a ph of 6.1 and watered Bi & Tri with a litre each. Hopefully any water dissolved PK will get back into the media. I'll edit in pictures to this post later this afternoon. Edit: This is Tri. LST'd with nice node spacings & stretching. Happy Growing!
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Hi growchaote, Salt residues from plant waste will cause the media ph to rise, and thus the run-off. What coco are you using, as not all coco's are created equal.
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Hi to everyone, first of all please forgive me for posting so late, hope it's not late to at least show some growing of the white rhino. Germinated some seeds and just 3 popped up, i have 4 left to try again ! right now they are under 200 w of CFL, later they will be in my indoor with 200w of cobs vero 29 gen 7 Cya !
