BudWorker.2, Coco, 600 HPS

[Budworker.2]

I'm trying to post as many update's on this thread as I can with pictures and information so I can look back on it and it's advice I get from the great growers here.

I'm still reading @Cultivator threads as-well, Then onto @Cultivator Disciple Journal.
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Pictures : 18-06-18 Light on. 18/6 : Light is all the way to the top of the tent, Temps are a healthy 25C

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This is the CalMag I'm using.

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• Budworker.2
• Jun 18, 2018

 

[Pennywise]

They’re coming along now.

 

[Budworker.2]

They’re coming along now.

Thanks! What do you think the Purple leaves could be?

 

[Cultivator Disciple]

Mine had purple spots as well for the first 2 weeks. Don't worry as they are looking fine : )

 

[Pennywise]

Looks genetic to me

 

[Budworker.2]

Mine had purple spots as well for the first 2 weeks. Don't worry as they are looking fine : )

Thanks guys! I've added Calmag now and ordered some Calibration stuff for my PH Pen just to make sure everything is running fine.

 

[Pennywise]

Ph is important in coco

 

[Budworker.2]

Ph is important in coco

Very, Tempted to buy a new PH pen a better one. The one I use now is fine but can't see it lasting long.

Do you know where there is a guide on how to LST the plants like Cult does?

 

[Pennywise]

Some good ones around
Lightaddict
Ase
Kingjoe
Newty

 

[Pennywise]

I learned here, Stinky Snid was another one that was good at training

 

[Budworker.2]

I learned here, Stinky Snid was another one that was good at training

Thanks, I will take a look.

 

[Cultivator Disciple]

Thanks, I will take a look.

@Asesino85 is good as well. His quad mainlining technique seems cool

 

[Cultivator Disciple]

@Cultivator is going to get back at you. He's just very busy this week. Try and find someone's technique you like and stick from day one to harvest with it.

 

[Pennywise]

Yes Ase is solid

 

[Budworker.2]

@Cultivator is going to get back at you. He's just very busy this week. Try and find someone's technique you like and stick from day one to harvest with it.

I can only imagine how busy cult is!

I'm going to look through Cults picture album and see if there is any other pictures of his bending etc.. and will take a look at all the names you & @Pennywise have mentioned.

 

[Pennywise]

In my Starkiller journal I did a lot of training, turned out well.

 

[Budworker.2]

In my Starkiller journal I did a lot of training, turned out well.

Nice one. I will take a look got a lot of reading to-do on the weekend All good fun tho

 

[Pennywise]

Good training is hard to beat

 

[MJ1771]

Personally speaking for @Asesino85. Trust me, if you arent growing purely "for the people" just to show off what you can do with 1 plant and veg it for 6 months, his quad-lining is your choice.

The method is very simplified, you just have to be careful not to break a branch. Do it nice and slowly over time. Dont rush it.

I am not here to do a commercial for him, but it really works and it extended my veg just by 1 week. I personally don't see a point vegging for 3 months to do a beautiful plant so you can get some bonus forum points. For me its all about the yield and quad-lining will definitely improve my yield and didn't extend my veg so I'm quite happy with it.

The results speak for themself. This plant is drinking eight liters water a day. Day 21 flowering.

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• MJ1771
• Jun 19, 2018

 

[Budworker.2]

Personally speaking for @Asesino85. Trust me, if you arent growing purely "for the people" just to show off what you can do with 1 plant and veg it for 6 months, his quad-lining is your choice.

The method is very simplified, you just have to be careful not to break a branch. Do it nice and slowly over time. Dont rush it.

I am not here to do a commercial for him, but it really works and it extended my veg just by 1 week. I personally don't see a point vegging for 3 months to do a beautiful plant so you can get some bonus forum points. For me its all about the yield and quad-lining will definitely improve my yield and didn't extend my veg so I'm quite happy with it.

The results speak for themself. This plant is drinking eight liters water a day. Day 21 flowering.

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• MJ1771
• Jun 19, 2018

Going to take a look at his stuff in a min, So many people so many ways. Love that picture