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ItsTommyGunnz
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Thanks P, they say 80-85 days from seed.
Indoor Auto White Widow With ItsTommyGunnz
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Thanks P, they say 80-85 days from seed.
sounds like you have a sativa heavy white widow they are the best
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It is supposed to be Indica dominant but who knows last time the leaves looked more like a sativa type plant with the long slim leaves so it could be.
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Here is a bit of info on it from the seedsman website.
hmm ... i always thought that white widow is 50/50 cause its a indian indica crossed with a brazilian sativa and that the indica leaning phenos would finish rather fast 9-10 weeks and the sativa leaning phenos would rather take 11-12 weeks (77-84 days)...
now i did some searching and most seedbanks come with 8-9 weeks and 9-10 weeks timers for their WW auto version advertised as mostly indica genetics ... only one came with a 11-12 week timer and they advertised it as 50/50 ...
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Yeah it could be more of a sativa and probably is as you where saying the sativas take longer.. all I know is that it has a lot of good reviews so I'm willing to try it out. ..
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Seed is still germinating the shell cracked yesterday and taproot is out today but I want it to get a little bit longer so I'm going to leave it for another day or two.. so close yet so far .
i had alot of white widow back when i was young and beautiful
and it is definately one of them very stable 90's strains that everyone has to try at least once in his life... WW has the potential to blow your socks off... hard hitting cerebral highs that incapacitateah the memories ... the times i was semi passed out on the sofa in a local bar, unable to move, enjoying heavy psichedelic visuals with eyes closed, but still consious to what is happening around you but only through sharpened hearing ... those were the days ... makes me wanna grow some hehe
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It's official! Seed has just been put into the dirt .
I've just PhD some water to around 5.5/6.0 and put it into a spray bottle, gave the surface a quick spray with it after planting the seed and il continue to do it this way until she sprouts then il start watering her instead of given a light mist.
Also I've left the lights on and turned on the heater to build up the heat in the box and also so the lights will be on from the moment she decides to show herself .
I've just PhD some water to around 5.5/6.0 and put it into a spray bottle, gave the surface a quick spray with it after planting the seed and il continue to do it this way until she sprouts then il start watering her instead of given a light mist.
Also I've left the lights on and turned on the heater to build up the heat in the box and also so the lights will be on from the moment she decides to show herself .
aah the suspense
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Ms. White Widow has surfaced today, I've just gave her a light spray of water and I will start to water properly tomorrow or the day after depending on her progress.
When do you guys think I should start giving nutes I was thinking towards the end of the week but is this still too soon?
When do you guys think I should start giving nutes I was thinking towards the end of the week but is this still too soon?
7-10 days after sprout ...and start at low dose
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I'm going to give the calmag a bit earlier around day 5 or 6, I'll wait until a week or 10 days as you said to start giving the biogrow. I will probably start by giving 0.2ml and work my way up. Thanks P.
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I'm taking a seat for this grow if you don't mind. I plan on growing WW autos in about a month and just decided to use coco soaking up knowledge!
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Welcome aboard. This is only my second time growing in coco, didn't have great results last time but that was on my end. I really prefer the coco for drainage and I think it's a lot less compact than soil so more air gets at the roots and it's loose enough for good root development too. I'll have to agree with Pytero and say you are gonna love it.
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Quick question, are my lights too close? There doesn't seem to be much heat from the lights over the plant itself but I have this weird discolouration on the cotyledons like it got burnt I've also giving no nutrients yet so this can't be the cause and pH is at 5.5-6.0 so I can't really identify the problem if there is one.
looks like the seedshell is still attached to the babyleaves ... try to pick it of really gently so she can spread the cotyledons and start growing ...
the baby leaves are in escense the food reserve for the first few days of growth so the seedling has time to develop its taproot so ut can start gathering nutrients
the baby leaves are in escense the food reserve for the first few days of growth so the seedling has time to develop its taproot so ut can start gathering nutrients
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Yes I had taking the seed shell off already that was an older picture .
I know this is what the plant relies on until the root system is developed which is why I'm really paranoid about it.
Have you any idea why it is going that colour? Here's a more recent picture, 1 day above surface today.
I know this is what the plant relies on until the root system is developed which is why I'm really paranoid about it.
Have you any idea why it is going that colour? Here's a more recent picture, 1 day above surface today.
maybe some droplets formed from misting the plant and thats a lensing effect burn ? i have no clue friend but she will pull through from the looks of it ... remember my nemo flipper sprout ?
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