Sun Valley
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Looking good man
NoobyMacDooby's Grow: Less Nooby More Dooby!
JustinHemp420
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Can you smellllllll what the noob is cooking !!!
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oh no....whew luckily the feeding is just once per week at most..for normal plants.
Thank you! really hoping those pink calynx show up. Pink stems combined with the calynx could make for a very pretty plant!
He's making fish butt soup.....
Looking very good Noob.
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Thanks!!
So built a new light for the nursery section, just some strip leds on a frame. It's a 90w panel covering a 1m by 30cm area. Going to be using it for small seedlings:
The garden update, here's my stretchy plants:
canopy:
AN green crack loco cruising along:
JustinHemp420
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Wow, looking amazing man. Are those strips from Growopz?
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Yeah they are 2 sets of the 5 meter strips.
JustinHemp420
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With the Samsung diodes as per the QB?
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Nope, they are older type leds and only 150ma compared to the 200 for the QB boards. The boards have those samsung s6 leds on them which are some of the best quality ones available. These strips are older tech. Price wise though this whole setup including the frame and power supply cost me R900 and it should function well for small seedlings. The QB are too strong for the seedlings from what I've tested so far. With setup I can keep any stretch on the young plants to minimal. With slightly limited space for my future veg section I plan on growing on shelves and using this. My t8's can then run on the side for the larger plants
Sounds like it should work well
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Updates:
Re-arranged the dwc a bit so its more centered under the lights:
Rest of the family looking good:
testing the new panel:
And got some alfalfa sprouts ready for a tea:
and my WCA brewing:
Wondering how long I should still veg for, was planning on doing it till the end of this month but the plants are getting kinda big now. The DWC plant might be a monster by then
Re-arranged the dwc a bit so its more centered under the lights:
Rest of the family looking good:
testing the new panel:
And got some alfalfa sprouts ready for a tea:
and my WCA brewing:
Wondering how long I should still veg for, was planning on doing it till the end of this month but the plants are getting kinda big now. The DWC plant might be a monster by then
DWC will produce big plants fast lol
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Yeah was thinking about how I'l need to work on timing to get the soils plants the same. Will have to start the DWC plants later.
Sun Valley
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I'd flip em .. rather sooner than later .. give em max another week
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Yeah going to flip tomorrow!
update:
found this site on when to use WCA, info is further down the page: Water-Soluble Calcium (WS-Ca)
Time to get the flower show on the road! Lol
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Yeah that DWC plant really got away from me, such vigorous growth compared to the what I've grown before. Also need to sort out my light height after that info on your thread from real farmer. I fox tailed my 1st grow with the lights being to close and intense, this was on the transkei sativa and the swazi. Taking in to account his suggestion for heights growing sativa will be tricky without head room.
Let the flower show begin.
JustinHemp420
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Have you ever touched a fanny that size?Yeah going to flip tomorrow!
update:
found this site on when to use WCA, info is further down the page: Water-Soluble Calcium (WS-Ca)
Edit: Fanleaf
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I'd be too scared to touch a fanny that size.....but yeah this my 1st time holding such a big leaf in my hand
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