Looks nice and cozy for them 
the little one front left..is thirsty?
the little one front left..is thirsty?
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Cheers....actually i overwatered the little ones the day before this photo. That was 2 days ago, and the pot is still pretty heavy feeling. It has started standing up more now though. I was so gutted when the lights came on for the day and it was fully wilted. After some careful tlc, and friendly conversation, it seems to be on the road to recovery.so, the family have moved house and wow are they loving it.
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Nice set up. Good luck with the grow
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And then there were three.....
The culling process took place today. I got rid of 2 seedlings because they looked to be going to be tall plants (and i am thinking of going ScrOG), and i got rid of 2 of the shorter bushy plants, from the same bag seed lot as the one that i kept. So now it is just the 2 clones (from same mother), 'baby' and 'the main', and 1 bushy short seedling. Now the real fun begins.
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The culling process took place today. I got rid of 2 seedlings because they looked to be going to be tall plants (and i am thinking of going ScrOG), and i got rid of 2 of the shorter bushy plants, from the same bag seed lot as the one that i kept. So now it is just the 2 clones (from same mother), 'baby' and 'the main', and 1 bushy short seedling. Now the real fun begins.
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Process of elimination complete. Is it time for flower? Looks like you kept the strongest ones, they should fare well. Keep up the good work and...
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Flower is close. Probably another 7 days. Then i will separate the small one until it shows its sex. Then depending on which way it swings will decide how many plants will go to harvest, 2 or 3. I am going to clone the others to ensure a continued grow (hopefully).Process of elimination complete. Is it time for flower? Looks like you kept the strongest ones, they should fare well. Keep up the good work and...
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nice catdo you have this on more than one leaf?
see in my signature the problems and pest...
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It is on more than one leaf, but only a handful between both plants. I have seen the troubleshooting sheet you had posted somewhere before, but i cant for the life of me find it now.
do you have this on more than one leaf?
see in my signature the problems and pest...
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Ok. Im a little disappointed at the moment. I just went to tidy up around my tent, while they are sleeping, only to find that my light is still on. Something has happened to my timer in the last week and the plants have been getting 24hrs light. Is this a problem? I have the timer set to turn off and back on all while i am at work, so am not completely sure how many days this has been happening. My wife said that she thought she heard a fan running all day, but being my hobby, she didn't think anything of it and can't recall how long she has noticed it. PLEASE GIVE ME GOOD NEWS. P.S. i have thought that the growing speed has been a little slow.....
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Hi
1st of all here is the sheet
But It could be calcium.. do you notice it on leaves "seen by light" ?
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light.. What was your schedule before? ( still 18/6?) How far are they in veg?
24h of light will not hurt them during veg phase, maybe your timer has not been working the whole time? Are the temperature fluctuations recorded day vs night... Growth would seem to slow, but they're just keeping more compact under the constant light. Just like a seedling being subjected to 24h light the nodes are tighter all the way through. But root development goes down... Good thing your roots are not growing at the moment, once you flip to flower they will start to expand vigorously again. I wouldn't fret about it too much, chances it results in a hermie is negligible. However bagseeds are very susceptible to being hermies already via genetics. In most cases a hermie is what pollinated the bagweed. Imo
Get yourself a new heavy duty timer and don't look back. Flowering time is ahead... Keep up the good work and you know...
KiGcheers
Get yourself a new heavy duty timer and don't look back. Flowering time is ahead... Keep up the good work and you know...
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Okey dokey guys. First and foremost, thanks for your help in my anxious moments. So, just going to post a few early pictures, i took these girls out of the tent for a water and grabbed some shots. Just the 'main clone' and 'baby clone'.
Update: were turned to 12/12 on the first of the month (oct) after a 36hr dark period, 5 days ago.
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Update: were turned to 12/12 on the first of the month (oct) after a 36hr dark period, 5 days ago.
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they look finethe bottom leaf is it stains from watering/ nute burns?
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I believe the bottom leaf are left over from earlier nute burn. I was always worried about pulling any leaves while they were growing.
the bottom leaf is it stains from watering/ nute burns?
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