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I've never used it.
Advanced LED Demo Grow by Doc Bud
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I've never used it.
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Pre-bloom prune. I'll transplant them and put them in the bloom room tomorrow. Today they got pruned up, sprayed with DeStress and given a deep soaking.
The lights are 30 inches above the canopy. Now hopefully things will get moving!
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The lights are 30 inches above the canopy. Now hopefully things will get moving!
Before
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Thebreeder
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Lookin sexy!!
Kalimaki420
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60" sounds very much to me I never go over 30" ?
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Ladies and gentlemen:
These are your Colombian Red! (Punta Roja) The large, busy ones are Grape Ape. 8 plants in a 3x6 footprint, with four Advanced LED Diamond series 600 watt.
These are your Colombian Red! (Punta Roja) The large, busy ones are Grape Ape. 8 plants in a 3x6 footprint, with four Advanced LED Diamond series 600 watt.
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You might benefit from one or at most two applications, but generally speaking it's a bad idea to use a foliar spray that isn't designed for the soil.
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Here we go!
Love your work Doc Bud! 
I'm kind of a greenhorn to this side of gardening (I'm on my first grow), but with all of the insight I've been getting from your posts, I feel like I'm in horticollege... I have a particular interest in high brix, and scientific organics. You'll definitely see me hanging around these threads.
I'm kind of a greenhorn to this side of gardening (I'm on my first grow), but with all of the insight I've been getting from your posts, I feel like I'm in horticollege... I have a particular interest in high brix, and scientific organics. You'll definitely see me hanging around these threads.
Colesdad
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Quick question doc.
I've noticed most of the pic you post show your girls kind of droopy. Is this because you take pics after lights on?
Or
I know you water based on "super dried out" and then a good soak. Are they droopy because it is dry soil day or droopy because of just having had a good soaking.
In no way am knocking you, I'm just trying to learn
I've noticed most of the pic you post show your girls kind of droopy. Is this because you take pics after lights on?
Or
I know you water based on "super dried out" and then a good soak. Are they droopy because it is dry soil day or droopy because of just having had a good soaking.
In no way am knocking you, I'm just trying to learn
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Quick question doc.
I've noticed most of the pic you post show your girls kind of droopy. Is this because you take pics after lights on?
Or
I know you water based on "super dried out" and then a good soak. Are they droopy because it is dry soil day or droopy because of just having had a good soaking.
In no way am knocking you, I'm just trying to learn
They were just transplanted a couple days ago and I'm taking pics in the dark cycle. They perkup right nice an hour or two later than the pics, and when the lights are on everyone's happy. Plants sleep at night, especially when they're developing root systems.
yep I used to notice the plants leaves in veg start to droop just before lights out and in
the morning they are back up and perky
the morning they are back up and perky
BudDrummer
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I've been lurking and reading all your past grows. I finally started a grow journal on here.
I will definitely be pulling up a chair and watching you work.
I will definitely be pulling up a chair and watching you work.
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Things are looking good!
Colesdad
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Droop BEFORE lights out? So it's kinda light the plant gets used to its light cycle.
I think it marvelous and awesome how nature works.
Yep. My plants always look sleepy before lights out. The next day they stretch for the sky unless they need water.
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Well, they're not so "sleepy" anymore. It's just a matter of the roots getting caught up after transplanting.
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Update:
I'm pleased with the progress of the plants. There's not a less-than-perfect leaf on any of the Colombians, and the Grape Ape is doing extremely well also, after the first Cat Drench.
I took the blue veg lite out of service. I can't seem to get a decent shape on the plants and they grow super slow under it. I'm also having trouble getting 5, 7 or 9 bladed leaves with the blue light....mostly 3 or 4 blades. In other words, the plants don't like it.
Also, I can't seem to get green petioles on the Grape Ape, which I normally have at this time. Colombians are bright green as they should be.
However, everything under the bloom lights is doing well!
I'm pleased with the progress of the plants. There's not a less-than-perfect leaf on any of the Colombians, and the Grape Ape is doing extremely well also, after the first Cat Drench.
I took the blue veg lite out of service. I can't seem to get a decent shape on the plants and they grow super slow under it. I'm also having trouble getting 5, 7 or 9 bladed leaves with the blue light....mostly 3 or 4 blades. In other words, the plants don't like it.
Also, I can't seem to get green petioles on the Grape Ape, which I normally have at this time. Colombians are bright green as they should be.
However, everything under the bloom lights is doing well!
TheBoogyman
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interesting that the advanced LED's are giving you those problems..
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Indeed. I've used 3 brands of LED's so far and this is the first time they've given me even a hiccup. I'm not an expert with these lights, just a shlub grower trying to see how they work.
They don't follow the same rules as other lights.
Doc, I started out using the blues maxed out and the reds half way to veg but I now find ADVANCED LEDs to work better with both knobs maxed out at all times.
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