I tried bag seeds too.. good choice.
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Riley May
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I started my grow off with bagseed. Learnt way more and I feel confident my next grow will go good from the start. I was looking at them and just thinking if it is possible to bend those mofos down. Like you would do a scrog, the node spacing is alot and would be great to have branches horizontal to fill out the nodes. Also not needed but what I would have done, means you get some sort of "pre-scrog" training done so when the more expensive beans show up you will know exactly what to do.
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Yeah I did some trimming back and am trying to do some training to get the most out of these plants. They are sleeping now but I will post some update pics soon!
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Sorry about the hiatus guys. Getting some good growth from where I've trimmed, still pretty spindly. I think this grow will be more education than harvest but I'm glad for that too. I'm thinking that my light is my biggest issue along with possibly adopting someone's neglected bastards. Well anymore advice or anything that looks evident that I'm missing please chime in! Thanks as always.
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Other than the stretched branches the plant looks real healthy. Do you really think it's lighting though? Maybe bringing it down a little more would help out?
I have to agree, lower the light a little and see how they like it. 
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Ok I will try that as soon as they wake up! Thank you guys!!!!
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Seed. I probably wouldn't try mainlining clones.
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Hey all my light finally arrived. The first night the temp got too hot and the ladies didn't love it, they are looking good though. I will upload pics as soon as the app will let me!!!
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Good their ok, keep light 24" or more from plants at first. Then lower the light a little each day.
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Oooohhhhh ok good to know. I had it at about 12'.
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What kind of light did you get?
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It's an Apollo Hydroponic MH/HPS 600 watt light
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12" inches was too close for a 600w, set it around 24" and see how they like it.
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Ok great to know, my buddy said to run the HPS light over the MH light at this point...was that good advice?
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If your flowering use the HPS, vegging use the MH
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Hey all sorry it's been forever since I've posted. School/work/holidays etc etc excuse excuse....anyways here is a pic of the ladies tonight. I know they still are wimpy but I think I've put in some work bringing them back a little bit from the dead. I know something fishy is going on though so any advice would be helpful. Once again this is a roughly 70/30-60/40 coco/perlite mix under a 600 watt HPS light. Recently added a humidifier as it has been very dry in my basement. Also have a standing fan in there now.
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