pretty much the start for this round was 4:20
Hadda do it.
Here's the start so calling it 420
I keep a spreadsheet on all the GSC growers and you actually started on April 10th. Yours are actually 81 days' old.
420 Magazine's Official Girl Scout Cookies Comparative Grow By BoBrown14
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I keep a spreadsheet on all the GSC growers and you actually started on April 10th. Yours are actually 81 days' old.
I'll send you a PM.
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Nice thanks, was that when I popped the seeds or reported in that I had seedlings?I keep a spreadsheet on all the GSC growers and you actually started on April 10th. Yours are actually 81 days' old.
I usually dont count the seedling stage but that's just how I do it.
I like you attention to detail! Well done. Thank you very much.
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Wood that spread sheet have a link to everyone's grow journal?? That wood be freaking awesome.
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Nice attention to detail @HashGirl
Send me a PM if you're interested.
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Little late with update
Flipped to flower on 7/1
11/13
Added 1/2 cup of geoflora flower to each pot.
A few of the girls are yellowing a little bit. Probably water pH related. I lowered my water pH down to around 5.8pH and added the geoflora.
#5 is the problem child. Should be last single pic before group shot.
Flipped to flower on 7/1
11/13
Added 1/2 cup of geoflora flower to each pot.
A few of the girls are yellowing a little bit. Probably water pH related. I lowered my water pH down to around 5.8pH and added the geoflora.
#5 is the problem child. Should be last single pic before group shot.
Getting big, looking like they want a little more nitrogen!
How are you liking the autopots so far?
How are you liking the autopots so far?
Looking good Bo. Quick question regarding the GeoFlora and autopots. Do you hand water the GeoFlora in after applying to the top? Just wondering how the nutrients get down into the soil this way. Seems to take me a fair few waterings to get all the nutrients down into the soil. Cheers.
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Yes I top water extra when I've got the geoflora in there. I can scratch it in as well it would probably be used faster that way.
I will be trimming all the lowers out in the next few days. I'll get a few pics of the geoflora when I do that work.
The autopots are great been using them for years. I started with them because my grow room was on the 3rd floor and it was getting to be a pain in the ass watering.
Now im on the lower level so not as bad hand watering but I still use them. Plants getting all the water they need is good for growth.
Normally I would have up-potted these girls into 7.5gal pots but they will grow fine in the 4gal pots I'll just have to add a few things during flowering.
With the 3 plants that are slightly yellowing I will make a EWC/Kelp tea and add a few goodies.
I will be trimming all the lowers out in the next few days. I'll get a few pics of the geoflora when I do that work.
The autopots are great been using them for years. I started with them because my grow room was on the 3rd floor and it was getting to be a pain in the ass watering.
Now im on the lower level so not as bad hand watering but I still use them. Plants getting all the water they need is good for growth.
Normally I would have up-potted these girls into 7.5gal pots but they will grow fine in the 4gal pots I'll just have to add a few things during flowering.
With the 3 plants that are slightly yellowing I will make a EWC/Kelp tea and add a few goodies.
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looking great! Super cool to see them bush out in the auto pots. Very cool set up
How late will you stop giving them kelp? I imagine given the growth hormones in it probably not later than a week or two after flip?
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I decided to go with GeoFlora flower top dress at flip instead of the kelp meal. GeoFlora is kelp based I'm thinking.
I did water in with some Fish Hydrolysate with some ful-power today.
Fish Hydrolysate @ 1 cup per 3 gal of water and a tbs of ful-power (fulvic acid).
That should take care of any nutrient deficits.
I did water in with some Fish Hydrolysate with some ful-power today.
Fish Hydrolysate @ 1 cup per 3 gal of water and a tbs of ful-power (fulvic acid).
That should take care of any nutrient deficits.
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Ok some pics from tonight. Took em after lights out this time.
They are a little droopy from sleepy time. It's easier for me to see any pests or issues without the bright Marshydro lights.
So this is group shot then
#1 - #5.
#5 is the plant that was getting yellowing. I fixed #3 yellowing with GeoFlora veg in VEG.
I flipped to flower on 7/1/21 and added 3/4 cup of Geoflora flower at flip. Today I added a cup of the fish hydrolisate and water to each pot.
Actually gave all my girls some fish goop and GeoFlora.
They are a little droopy from sleepy time. It's easier for me to see any pests or issues without the bright Marshydro lights.
So this is group shot then
#1 - #5.
#5 is the plant that was getting yellowing. I fixed #3 yellowing with GeoFlora veg in VEG.
I flipped to flower on 7/1/21 and added 3/4 cup of Geoflora flower at flip. Today I added a cup of the fish hydrolisate and water to each pot.
Actually gave all my girls some fish goop and GeoFlora.
The fish goop is high in N, correct?
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What I used is 2-1-0.3
I use that for the Calcium more than the N.
The hydrolysate I use is made from micronized crab shell and salmon. The crab shell is the Ca source.
I use that for the Calcium more than the N.
The hydrolysate I use is made from micronized crab shell and salmon. The crab shell is the Ca source.
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What a difference a day makes.
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The ladies are slowly greening back up.
I usually up-can to 7.5gal containers but these are pretty big bushes in 4gal containers.
In 7.5gal I'd be inna a space bind and have to do a lot of training.
I like to run new genetics naturally first to see how they grow.
These all would be good candidates for a scrog since they are all the same size and shape and are short bushes.
We've got plenty of side branches. This week I will be taking each plant out and cleaning out undershirts and taking cuts.
Here's today's pics
#1 thru #5 and group shot:
I usually up-can to 7.5gal containers but these are pretty big bushes in 4gal containers.
In 7.5gal I'd be inna a space bind and have to do a lot of training.
I like to run new genetics naturally first to see how they grow.
These all would be good candidates for a scrog since they are all the same size and shape and are short bushes.
We've got plenty of side branches. This week I will be taking each plant out and cleaning out undershirts and taking cuts.
Here's today's pics
#1 thru #5 and group shot:
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