I believe that's correct from what I heard and read about.
Primetimes Hempy Purple Diesel LED Grow
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Hello my green thumbed friends how is your weekend? Things are moving right a long with the girls. They seem to be doing well overall only time will tell so let's get to some pictures!
So now I'm thinking maybe it's time to switch to flower any suggestions?
So now I'm thinking maybe it's time to switch to flower any suggestions?
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Also tonight I trimmed the bottom for some airflow as suggested by a friend.
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It's been kinda quiet around here hope you guys and gals stay tuned through the end with me!
The girls look amazing man, great job so far.
I'll be here for the long haul, if you grow it the people will come
lol
I'll be here for the long haul, if you grow it the people will come
lol
MedFarmer
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I'm here lingering too. If you are worried about your soil pH then consider adding lime to the soil as it buffers the pH within the soil.
yuyo
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medfarmer is correct but you are not using soil
you can start flowering any time even from seedling
its all about how big you want your yield and how much room and light is available
they will stretch out quite a bit,doubling in size when flowering is started
they look healthy and ready when you are
their needs will change a bit, less nitrogen more p/k
reading and researching is great but experience is where it's at
take care and good luck
you can start flowering any time even from seedling
its all about how big you want your yield and how much room and light is available
they will stretch out quite a bit,doubling in size when flowering is started
they look healthy and ready when you are
their needs will change a bit, less nitrogen more p/k
reading and researching is great but experience is where it's at
take care and good luck
yuyo
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here is a current grow a little ahead of you
very similar to you
you might look over his journal for tips and hints
Obi's Aurora Indica - Indoor - T5 - Perlite Hempy
very similar to you
you might look over his journal for tips and hints
Obi's Aurora Indica - Indoor - T5 - Perlite Hempy
MedFarmer
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Sorry Primetime420, I was thinking you were using soil and not a soil-less mix. I was thinking you had perlite on top of your soil. So many subscriptions to remember.
Obi Wan
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Subbed. Catching up!
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Hey Obi Wan thanks for coming by I was really impressed with your journal everyone here should check it out!
Xbones
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Looking good can't wait for flowering!
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Ok folks got some new pictures enjoy! First week of flowering.
Hey. Looking good. Do you move plants from grow area every flush/watering/feeding?
What nuteline/brand are you using? PH range.
Keep growin'
What nuteline/brand are you using? PH range.
Keep growin'
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Yes I move them about 5 feet so they can runoff into the bathtub I put my resevoir holes too low since it was my first grow. I use general hydroponics flora series drain to waste feeding schedule 5.5-6.5 PH APPROX
Great, i see a little lockout/deficiency. I am experiencing some issues myself first time hempy.
You're more than welcome to come join us here at PeytonManning's thread.
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I assume you're using tap water, and i don't know about quality in your area, but i have had many issues with mine, fluctuating ph.
I got it sorted out, by using airstone for 4hrs or more. Keeps water/nutrient mix stable. And remember to flush with ph'ed water, otherwise you'll experience lots of trouble.
Will stay tuned
You're more than welcome to come join us here at PeytonManning's thread.
Peyton & Pals Perpetual Playground
I assume you're using tap water, and i don't know about quality in your area, but i have had many issues with mine, fluctuating ph.
I got it sorted out, by using airstone for 4hrs or more. Keeps water/nutrient mix stable. And remember to flush with ph'ed water, otherwise you'll experience lots of trouble.
Will stay tuned
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Oh Ive had all kinds of problems... Main one I can't afford a proper ph pen thanks to hospital/med bills... And I was back in the hospital for a few days and the girls had to rough it. What is it you see that looks bad? Not sure of anything I can do to help them but if it's easy and cheap do explain.
okay, thats unfortunate. Well you can get pretty cheap ph pens on e bay. there like 10-20 bucks, and they work just fine.
hard to tell not that confident on the many deficiencies but i see a bit clawing, and some brown spots, burnt tips?
i will update my thread later tonite, and you'll probably notice some of the same issues with my plants. i had to redo buckets, and use straight tap water which is ph 7,2-7,4 and fuckd up the plants again. Just click at the double reflector link. might be an hour or two.
