Emilya Green
Well-Known Member
I move and rotate my plants every time I hit the room. No stress here.
6 Ladies Cloned Trifecta, 2019, Indoor 4x8 LED
- Thread starter AdaminCO
- Start date
- Thread starter
- #422
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
Not that type of moving. After I pulled the SCROG, they all basically fell over. Had to add a ton of bamboo support, so all of the moving around and pulling on them, I figured could have added to their stress.
- Thread starter
- #424
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
Ugh! Never again.
The Jacks were the worst.
The Afghans and the 47s were fairly stiff.
Turned out okay though.
The majority of the stress I’m talking about came from the last batch I feed that i mentioned yesterday.
The Jacks were the worst.
The Afghans and the 47s were fairly stiff.
Turned out okay though.
The majority of the stress I’m talking about came from the last batch I feed that i mentioned yesterday.
- Thread starter
- #425
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
I started to get overwhelmed with all 6.I know that feeling!
Nice work with the stakes! My pot is so narrow and the plant is so wide and bushy that I had to tie them all to a central stake just to be able to carry it in the shed at night. Now that I have time with the big harvests out of the way, I may see if I can tie it up your way this weekend.
- Thread starter
- #427
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
You can get packs of 25 - 3’x1/8” for around $15 off amazon. I bought two and used almost every stick.
- Thread starter
- #428
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
Man... they are not looking happy today. I think the over feeding with “nute tea”, shock from the deSCROG, maybe some underwatering, and now the RH looks likes it’s been low all day is taking its toll.
Just need that rest button. Lol! Ugh!
Just need that rest button. Lol! Ugh!
Emilya Green
Well-Known Member
3 days to recover from major shock, and then they will take off ... I am betting the descrog had more to do with it than anything. How many leaves do you think got ripped off?
- Thread starter
- #430
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
I think it was Shed that told me to wait at least 21 days in flower to do any SCROG removal or trimming, so I did.
I basically waited until after the stretch was done before I did anything.
I cut the net out, supported all the major branches, waited a few days, then worked one plant every two days or so until I was done. I didn’t want to hit them all at once.
I cut out a lot of mite damage and anything that looked worthless so there was a lot trimmed out. Those mites really did a number, and I just let them outgrow the SCROG x3. Rookie mistake.... I didn’t realize they double/triple in size during flower.
The buds are still very nice though. The Afghans and the AKs are a little behind the Jacks. The Jacks are already swelling up nice. The A and AKs still have long white pistols and aren't bulking up as fast. They all say 7-9 weeks but I think the Jacks are the only ones that will finish off in that time.
I just pulled one of the Afghans out to show you in semi natural light.
What’s are your opinions? I know there’s a lot going on with them, but appreciate your feedback. They look sooo much prettier in natural light.
1 Jack on the left and 1 Afghan on the right. You can see the other Jack’s buds sticking up behind the Afghan.
I basically waited until after the stretch was done before I did anything.
I cut the net out, supported all the major branches, waited a few days, then worked one plant every two days or so until I was done. I didn’t want to hit them all at once.
I cut out a lot of mite damage and anything that looked worthless so there was a lot trimmed out. Those mites really did a number, and I just let them outgrow the SCROG x3. Rookie mistake.... I didn’t realize they double/triple in size during flower.
The buds are still very nice though. The Afghans and the AKs are a little behind the Jacks. The Jacks are already swelling up nice. The A and AKs still have long white pistols and aren't bulking up as fast. They all say 7-9 weeks but I think the Jacks are the only ones that will finish off in that time.
I just pulled one of the Afghans out to show you in semi natural light.
What’s are your opinions? I know there’s a lot going on with them, but appreciate your feedback. They look sooo much prettier in natural light.
1 Jack on the left and 1 Afghan on the right. You can see the other Jack’s buds sticking up behind the Afghan.
- Thread starter
- #431
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
Do either or you use tap water? Now that they are drinking so much, this Spring water is getting expensive. I hear to let it sit for 24-48 hours and its fine.
We have decent tap water here. Do you know if there’d be a better choice between using the outside water vs. sink water? Outside water pours quicker. Lol!
We have decent tap water here. Do you know if there’d be a better choice between using the outside water vs. sink water? Outside water pours quicker. Lol!
All tap water for me but mine has chloramine which doesn't evap like chlorine.
- Thread starter
- #433
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
Yeah ours doesn’t seem too bad, but I don’t know the ones besides chlorine to look for. I’m not sure if the outside water is the same as inside either.
- Thread starter
- #434
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
Well after really looking at that I’m glad we don’t drink it. Lol! Damn nuclear waste from the Flats.
But it says, "IT'S GREAT WATER. DRINK IT UP."
Uranium is a natural element that there is loads of in the Rockies.
Uranium is a natural element that there is loads of in the Rockies.
- Thread starter
- #436
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
I think that’s more likely from the Rocky Mountain Arsenal and Shell oil and gas incidents. Lol! We had never heard of the incidents until we started looking at house in Commerce City. Was like, damn! These are way cheaper. Only to find out Radon was reported everywhere. Crazy history this place. Lol!
- Thread starter
- #437
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
I know there’s a lot coming from the granite though. I work up by the Flatts.
My dad's condo building in L.A. has an entire radon dissipation system built into the underground garage with alarms if it gets too high. All natural source.
- Thread starter
- #439
AdaminCO
Well-Known Member
Yeah I have a buddy that move up to NH and he has one pulling the air out of his basement to vent above his house.
So is it 24 hr minimum? I’ll set 6 5G jugs out and just cycle them out with the tap. My veggie garden doesn’t mind the hose water.
Looks like yours has chloramine, which does not evaporate. You can get rid of it with plain vitamin C tablets (ascorbic acid) at 30mg/8 gallons of water. I had that written down from a websearch a while ago. I was going to try it but my plants never minded the tap water so I didn't bother.
Similar threads
