You're in coco right??? You can't let coco dry out, you have to keep it moist, there are no nutrients in coco, hence the small amounts of nutrients and cal-mag every day, twice a day and PH to 5.8
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Welcome aboard. Nice grow.
Agree 100%.You're in coco right??? You can't let coco dry out, you have to keep it moist, there are no nutrients in coco, hence the small amounts of nutrients and cal-mag every day, twice a day and PH to 5.8
PK
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confusing, but i think he did say at the end he is in coco and yet the pic of the flower seems to be in some sort of soil to me. but if it is in coco, I agree with mocha. coco needs feeding everyday sometimes multiple times.
What is the ph of your feeding mix and are you following a schedule?
What is the ph of your feeding mix and are you following a schedule?
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update on all the plant. i transplanted that one with those horrid leafs to some foxfarms ocean soil. i nute burnt my blue dream yesterday. (gave the same amount of nutes to my alientecs and they did fine so gonna just make a lower mixture for the bluedream next time) . rest of the plants doing well. topped the do alien tecs in soil and the bigger blue dream i have. taking well to it all. (forgive the horrible watering job. did it at 7am today and was tired as all hell LMAO) @MochaBud
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you should and stop doubting your self
All depends. It's a very addicting hobby. Once you start it's hard to stop.
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AmeliaNorthIt’s a personal decision obviously.
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The options on how to grow and to what extent are just a few of many choices.
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Those are beautiful plants. How did you grow such big budsI just see a lot of sticks in your soil; which I don't think are all that good for weed. I usually use Fox Farms Ocean Forrest soil which has plenty of nutes to get your plants off to a good start. Temps aren't your issue apparently so you may need to raise your lights just a couple inches. What nutes do you use ? I use Mega Crop because it's the simplest & cheapest nute out there. It works great.
Not to answer for Buds or anyone but that takes lots of practice and studying here to achieve those results. Sure anyone can luck out on one grow but to pull those yields consistently takes years to develop skills
It's not that hard really. Cut off every little twig branch only leaving the thick branches (usually around 8 - 12 branches).
Trim all the leaves off the lower 1/3rd of the plant. Keep your light low (about 12" - 16" above the canopy) & let her rip.
All the energy that would have been wasted growing popcorn bud on those twig branches has been eliminated so it all goes to making the large cola's on the thick branches.
Like I said, not that hard. Just took a while to get the info out of people ... lol. I was growing about 3.5 years before I was told how to do it.
