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New to growing
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Can I just say, in the last pic where you wrote #1 & #2 for the plants
#1 looks like it has a start of heat issue from lights?!
Would you mind uploading again? A new pic with normal lights
New to growing
#1 looks like it has a start of heat issue from lights?!
Would you mind uploading again? A new pic with normal lights
New to growing
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I'm not home at the right now, the only light my shed has is the grow light. I'll pull her out in the daylight tomorrow and take pics.
Thank you, 
It will ease my mind. We all want you to grow healthy ladies
It will ease my mind. We all want you to grow healthy ladies
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Cool I appreciate that.Thank you,
It will ease my mind. We all want you to grow healthy ladies
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Thank you... Do you see the slight curling on some leaves?
Keep an eye on her, are her roots in plain soil or aired with perlite or something equal?
Keep an eye on her, are her roots in plain soil or aired with perlite or something equal?
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yeah I see what you're talking about now. As far as the soil, they are in Fox Farm ocean forest with perlite
There is a chance she doesn't like the ff soil.. Too strong for her or her roots need more perlite..
Plz tell me again, auto or photo? Age?
Plz tell me again, auto or photo? Age?
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Photos and they are 54 days old.
saltybluegrass
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birthdays 10/19 i’ve picked and plucked a little here and there but light is not too restricted - foxfarm salamander soil - fox farm trio - 1000 w led 450 actual - oh - i’ll throw in a photo period zombie death f###k cause the name and leaves are cool !! hopefully the autos will finish when i have to put zombie on 12.12
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Ok, could you do something?
She needs to be up potted, or at least, lifted up in her pot with a thick layer of perlite only on the bottom.
She needs to be up potted, or at least, lifted up in her pot with a thick layer of perlite only on the bottom.
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So add perlite to the bottom of the pot? Should I do it to both plants? Or just the 1?
It is good for both.
You have a lot of space left in pot. It is not filled to the brim with soil. So lift her up, add that space with 90% perlite and 10% Soil.
You have a lot of space left in pot. It is not filled to the brim with soil. So lift her up, add that space with 90% perlite and 10% Soil.
saltybluegrass
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i’ve got the same problem with errroneously ordered 7 gallons fabric- i’ve swallowed my girl scout cookie but she’s stretching- i’m trying something new with her where i spread the new growth immediately with my fingers like my first girlfriend in the front seat of a 65 mustang. - back right “swallowed”
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BobbyZ
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I use the 62 % packs in all my jarsLol. No I meant how will you be consuming the buds. If your smoking it, you can still jar cure them. My last batch was hung for 4 days, snipped off the stem, then into brown paper bags and into the refrigerator. Watch them in there, the humidity drops hard and then spikes as it warms. I checked and gently rotated daily for a weekish. Then into a jar with a hydrometer. I burped the jars daily and checked the humidity once the jar got to room temp (most people have good luck around 62% stable humidity).
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Hang till the stem snap, then jar and burp daily. Leave the top off for 15ish minutes a day. Watch humidity (62%ish). This should all be done in a dark and cool stable temperature.
Don’t over pack the jars until they are very very very stable or mold is a big possibility.
There’s some really good material by people on this site. They’ve all done the hard part, all we have to do is read.
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BobbyZ
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Yup. Just try to find the best method for extending the life/effectiveness of the buds.
Emilya Green
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I try really really hard to smoke/vape or cook up all of my buds before they reach the end of their effective life... its a tough job, but someone has to do it.
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So how long are buds good for after they are cured?
