Killian
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Medium: 70% Fox Farms Ocean Forest Soil, 30% Perilite. Nutrients: Fox Farms Big Bloom, Grow Big, Tiger Bloom, Flower Kiss, Kangaroots, Bembe, Open Sesame, Beastie Bloomz, Cha Ching, Botanicare Cal Mag plus. Lights: Veg. 450W led. Flower 600W HPS. Tent: 2X2 for veg. 4X4 for flower. Fan: 6" clip on for veg. 442 CFM with scrubber and two 6" clip on for flower. Bucket Size: 5 Gallons. Strains: Vanilla Kush (seed), Pineapple Chunk (seed), Dutch Delight (clone). Current growth stage: vegetation week 3 for seeds. Clone was taken 10/3/18. Temperature: 68 to 77 degrees. RH 49 to 82%. It has been awhile since I posted a journal. I have been inspired by one of the members that
I reached out to for some advice to start this journal. I have been very fortunate and have had some excellent grows. 17 ounces dried and cured has been my best grow. My smallest yielding grow was 13 ounces growing autos. This being in a 4X4 tent with a 600W HPS. I have had cal mag issues with several different strains and phenotypes. To date this is the only real problem I have had. For this journal my plan is to follow Fox Farms feeding schedule at 100% including flushes instead of trying to modify it. After discussing my problems with a member that impressed me with their knowledge I believe that the cal mag issue is brought on by depriving the plants of needed nutrients in part by incorrect ph ranges caused by chasing ph readings I am getting from checking my run off and in part by feeding less than recommended. I will of course cut back on nutrients if I start to see nutrient burn. With all that being said let's get started. The seeds are in week 3 of vegetation and the clones which is my first attempt was taken on 10/3/18 prior to starting flowering of my current grow. The seedlings and clones are hanging out in the 2X4 veg tent waiting on my current grow to finish. Going forward I will be using the Fox farms feeding schedule at 100%. My current grow has at least two weeks before they finish before the babies get their new home. The following are pictures of Liberty Haze, Big Bud, Dream Machine and Dutch Delight. They are starting week 8 of flowering and still have some clear trichomes. I like to harvest when I see some amber or at least no clear trichomes.
. Now for the stars of the show the seedss:
. And last but not least the clones. Not all will make the flower room. I only grow four at once in the 4X4 tent.
Thank you for dropping in and a special thanks to the member that inspired this journal.
I reached out to for some advice to start this journal. I have been very fortunate and have had some excellent grows. 17 ounces dried and cured has been my best grow. My smallest yielding grow was 13 ounces growing autos. This being in a 4X4 tent with a 600W HPS. I have had cal mag issues with several different strains and phenotypes. To date this is the only real problem I have had. For this journal my plan is to follow Fox Farms feeding schedule at 100% including flushes instead of trying to modify it. After discussing my problems with a member that impressed me with their knowledge I believe that the cal mag issue is brought on by depriving the plants of needed nutrients in part by incorrect ph ranges caused by chasing ph readings I am getting from checking my run off and in part by feeding less than recommended. I will of course cut back on nutrients if I start to see nutrient burn. With all that being said let's get started. The seeds are in week 3 of vegetation and the clones which is my first attempt was taken on 10/3/18 prior to starting flowering of my current grow. The seedlings and clones are hanging out in the 2X4 veg tent waiting on my current grow to finish. Going forward I will be using the Fox farms feeding schedule at 100%. My current grow has at least two weeks before they finish before the babies get their new home. The following are pictures of Liberty Haze, Big Bud, Dream Machine and Dutch Delight. They are starting week 8 of flowering and still have some clear trichomes. I like to harvest when I see some amber or at least no clear trichomes.