Second grow 3 Mangos and a Blue Mystic DWC BUBBLEtastic

[PAchamama]

What strain is it? growing mango and blue mystic
Is it Indica, Sativa or Hybrid? What percentages?
Blue Mystic has its origins in California. It is a mostly Indoor strain. The plant is mostly Indica and produces heavy buds with a shiny blue shade. Blue Mystic produces a smooth, fruity berry flavor

INDOOR / OUTDOOR Indoor / Outdoor
TYPE Mostly Indica
PLANT HEIGHT Short, 80-120cm indoor / 155cm+ outdoor
FLOWERING TIME 8/9 Weeks
HARVEST Oct if outdoor
YIELD 150g-210g+ indoor / 450g outdoor

Mango is a versatile plant that can be grown indoors as well as outdoors. The buds are very large like Big Bud and harvest is early with high yields. Mango's buds are colourful and taste is sweet. If you like Bubblegum or Juicy Fruit you will like our Mango seeds.

INDOOR / OUTDOOR Indoor / Outdoor
TYPE Indica / Sativa mix
PLANT HEIGHT 90cm Indoor / 200cm-300cm Outdoor
FLOWERING TIME 6/10 weeks
HARVEST End Sep until mid Oct
YIELD Up to 150g Indoor / Up to 800g Outdoor

Is it in Veg or Flower stage? VEGGIN
If in Veg... For how long? ON WEEK THREE
Indoor
Hydro
Size of light? 400w mh switchable ballast
Is it aircooled? yes
Temp of Room/cab? 82
RH of Room/cab? 33
PH of media or res? 5.6
Any Pests ? none
Type and strength of ferts used?
I am using advanced nutes pirhana, trannula,sensi A+B, connisA+B, carboload, B-52, final phase,overdrive
my plan is that they are all female but whos know really. right know the nutes are at 600ppm and the ph at5.6 water temps at 27 i want tolower the temps by adding ice cubes everyday twice a day or more if needed. A chiller is not in the budget I WISH.Iwill be posting pics soonnnn.cant wait.

[PAchamama]

ok now is the time to tune in. I am uploading the pics now
first is the plant back left is the BM the rest are the mango

here are the two up front doing great sprouted a lil sooner than the rest

a little lst'n on this one

The roots

the nutes

temp and rh

ballast

[The Weed]

Looking good PAchamama !! Going strong !! Will be following !! Best of luck in the weeks to come!! Later

[Setting Sun]

I'm in

[AceOfSpades]

Looking great. Good luck !!

[PAchamama]

Originally Posted by setting sun

I'm in

cool thanks man
AceOfSpades Looking great. Good luck !!
thank you too man sorry i cant figure out the double quoate thing

[PAchamama]

Originally Posted by The Weed

Looking good PAchamama !! Going strong !! Will be following !! Best of luck in the weeks to come!! Later

sorry i forgot to say thank you

[PAchamama]

ok I have a slight problem one of the mango ladies (the more stavia looking of the three) her side of the fan leaves are curling up can anyone help please I will post pics now


thanks to everyone

[swampgas]

Hey PAchamama,
You didn't mention what type of lights you are using, I'll assume they are fluorescent. How close do you have them? My first guess it that they would like a little more space between themselves and the lights. They are nice and compact and show no signs of stretching, so you might try raising the lights just a bit and see if that helps.

[munki]

I had that happen when in the first few days after putting a couple of clones in a phototron. You can see them in the HALTED thread linked in my sig. The problem did go away after a few days. I think it occurs when a plant is still small and developing its roots still. Once the roots are better established, the plant will no longer try to limit photosynthesis by curling the leaves. Just an educated guess. If new leaves continue to develop that way, let us know. I know it is hard to look up this issue on the net.

EDIT: I looked at my old posts again. In my phototron thread, a post on July 3rd shows a pic of a plant that had that leaf curling issue. Note the new growth was not affected by the condition. That same plant is in my current ScrOG grow so I think the mango will be just fine!

[PAchamama]

Originally Posted by swampgas

Hey PAchamama,
You didn't mention what type of lights you are using, I'll assume they are fluorescent. How close do you have them? My first guess it that they would like a little more space between themselves and the lights. They are nice and compact and show no signs of stretching, so you might try raising the lights just a bit and see if that helps.

I am light with a single 400w MH
the plants are sitting 13 inches underneth them and that one plant is th eonly one with those signs i will try to raise 2-4 inches so i dont lose to much light. I forgot to mention because well you know and so does everyone else.

[PAchamama]

Originally Posted by munki

I had that happen when in the first few days after putting a couple of clones in a phototron. You can see them in the HALTED thread linked in my sig. The problem did go away after a few days. I think it occurs when a plant is still small and developing its roots still. Once the roots are better established, the plant will no longer try to limit photosynthesis by curling the leaves. Just an educated guess. If new leaves continue to develop that way, let us know. I know it is hard to look up this issue on the net.

EDIT: I looked at my old posts again. In my phototron thread, a post on July 3rd shows a pic of a plant that had that leaf curling issue. Note the new growth was not affected by the condition. That same plant is in my current ScrOG grow so I think the mango will be just fine!

huh I have no idea now because the roots are kicking butt on that plant better than the rest maybe the nutes are a little stron sitting at 600ppm maybe it is heat or humidity i have been running the humidifier all day well see what happens

[Andy Botwin]

I saw you promoting your Journal over in setting sun's and thought I would take a look.

May I ask, why are the roots covered in brown sludge? Even when using Piranha, Tarantula and VooDoo (or any other beneficial microbe product) they should not be congested like that...also, what are the nutrient solution temperatures in your buckets?

[PAchamama]

Originally Posted by Andy Botwin

May I ask, why are the roots covered in brown sludge? Even when using Piranha, Tarantula and VooDoo (or any other beneficial microbe product) they should not be congested like that...also, what are the nutrient solution temperatures in your buckets?

It is from the trantula and prihana but it is not sludge just a little black shuff because the trantula is so fine it doesn't mix throughly instantly.Kinda like little bubble of lour when baking.
the temps now are high than normal but they are so young and i am using diffusers instead of air stone super fine bubbles it come with a price though but they are good for ever. to answer your ? about 27C I am off my target but i think i will add and idea i saw around here ice cubes possibly with nutes in them daily to keep temps down a chiller is ona wish list from the sun GOD.

[Andy Botwin]

My first suggestion would be to grab a pair of panty hose and use them as a filter bag(s) for your powdered piranha/tarantula. Think of it like a tea bag. Suspend the bag in your reservoir and the powder will slowly dissolve without clumping or any other undesirable effects. Having your roots covered in anything will severely limit their ability and necessity for oxygen. And speaking of oxygen...

...27degrees Celsius is too warm for your growing method because it will limit the amount of dissolved oxygen available in your nutrient solution. This is not good and will eventually cause problems and end your grow prematurely.

Now, you mentioned that this is your second grow, how did the first one go? What method(s) did you use?