Man id let them go a little longer
First Grow Ever, Excited, Anxious & A Little Scared
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Yeah, I would lie if I said wasn't anxious and excited but I won't harvest until they are ready.
Should I get back on nutrients, maybe half strength?!
Any input is appreciated and taken into consideration. The help here is wonderful and I wouldn't have such nice plants and a pleasant experience without it.
Thanks so much!! We definitely aren't at the end yet!
Should I get back on nutrients, maybe half strength?!
Any input is appreciated and taken into consideration. The help here is wonderful and I wouldn't have such nice plants and a pleasant experience without it.
Thanks so much!! We definitely aren't at the end yet!
Id continue feeding for now yes
Dogwash
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In the last few weeks of bloom there's a surge of fatness and then the colours start changing
Resin production where thc lives slows down
As the tricromes turn amber the tbh starts turning to cbd
Depending on how you prefer your smoke, some folks prefer more thc, some more cbd, this preference influences the harvest time
Look into trichrome colour change
Some people use a usb microscope, i used a magnifying glass
Resin production where thc lives slows down
As the tricromes turn amber the tbh starts turning to cbd
Depending on how you prefer your smoke, some folks prefer more thc, some more cbd, this preference influences the harvest time
Look into trichrome colour change
Some people use a usb microscope, i used a magnifying glass
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I think I am at about the end. Any help sure is appreciated. The buds are not getting much bigger and the GDP is looking almost sickly.
When I started fresh water it started and they started to lose their smell.....mostly the GDP. When I started the nutrients it got better but the buds on the GDP aren't getting bigger. Maybe my lights aren't strog enough?
The first two pics are the GDP. The last one is the strawberry cough.
When I started fresh water it started and they started to lose their smell.....mostly the GDP. When I started the nutrients it got better but the buds on the GDP aren't getting bigger. Maybe my lights aren't strog enough?
The first two pics are the GDP. The last one is the strawberry cough.
Mine look sickly too they fade out when they are ready to go your ladies look too green to harvest yet.. those droopy leaves happened to mine as well.
Dogwash
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Droop could possibly be from too much water?
I'd say u cud flush em a bit longer dude, the leaves are very good colour so still holding some good reserves
What power light have u got?
I'd say u cud flush em a bit longer dude, the leaves are very good colour so still holding some good reserves
What power light have u got?
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I have a 600watt LED. The plants grow over each other too much. I was hoping the larger tent would work better. Its not the tents issue though. I have to keep the plants closer so they can get as much direct light as possible.
I wanted to keep the inital cost down a bit and I thought one would be good enough. I am not upset. It is what it is. I will buy another LED and this brand will let me daisy chain them so it will work out well for the next grow. We have had some pretty significant hits to the bank account or I would have gotten another LED already.
Thanks everyone for the help!! I'll post a couple more pictures over the weekend. Their smell came back after the nutrients were added to their water. I am looking forward to transitioning to the next stage.....
I wanted to keep the inital cost down a bit and I thought one would be good enough. I am not upset. It is what it is. I will buy another LED and this brand will let me daisy chain them so it will work out well for the next grow. We have had some pretty significant hits to the bank account or I would have gotten another LED already.
Thanks everyone for the help!! I'll post a couple more pictures over the weekend. Their smell came back after the nutrients were added to their water. I am looking forward to transitioning to the next stage.....
The SC can go a little longer, the GDP looks over watered from here.
Dogwash
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LEDs can vary a lot in quality
Their ability to penetrate into the canopy is questioned
I've got six 55w equivalent LED strips, four red for bloom and two blue for veg, plus the 2 x 315 philips daylight CMH
Have you considered the SCROG approach? It involves much training but it can lead to much higher vield
I've just flipped mine last weekend, had thinned em out before every week for three weeks and have just been in again and cut out a carrier bag full of growth
Picking the strongest stems and controlling environment as much as possible to influence tight internodal spacing
Their ability to penetrate into the canopy is questioned
I've got six 55w equivalent LED strips, four red for bloom and two blue for veg, plus the 2 x 315 philips daylight CMH
Have you considered the SCROG approach? It involves much training but it can lead to much higher vield
I've just flipped mine last weekend, had thinned em out before every week for three weeks and have just been in again and cut out a carrier bag full of growth
Picking the strongest stems and controlling environment as much as possible to influence tight internodal spacing
Dogwash
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I have really fell off, guys. We are just really busy.
I was patient and waited until the leaves turn. I have a much better understanding of the patience, vision, and consistency, care, and effort needed for a successful grow. Success is measured on much more that a bunch of numbers and processes. It's also relative to your seeds, grow medium, watering and many many other factors.
I count this one as a success because we have a crop and it's quite enjoyable.
I want to start another grow. It probably won't be until Sept or Oct....when it's gets cooler out.
They got Hung to dry last night. I started a couple of testers last week. I got the mason jars ready for curing.
I was patient and waited until the leaves turn. I have a much better understanding of the patience, vision, and consistency, care, and effort needed for a successful grow. Success is measured on much more that a bunch of numbers and processes. It's also relative to your seeds, grow medium, watering and many many other factors.
I count this one as a success because we have a crop and it's quite enjoyable.
I want to start another grow. It probably won't be until Sept or Oct....when it's gets cooler out.
They got Hung to dry last night. I started a couple of testers last week. I got the mason jars ready for curing.
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DW - that's a site to behold, my friend! Wooohooooo!!
Dogwash
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Nice one Horace, well done on your first crop 
one of the most exciting things I have ever done myself 
one of the most exciting things I have ever done myself fireman128
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Congrats on your 1st grow! Looks great!
Congrats Horasce on good first harvest, will be looking forward to yiur next grow.
Hope i find you on your next go round. Nice fat buds!
Hope all is well in your world.
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