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thisismyfirsttime
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yes mate i have that through the carbon filter.
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chuckpumpkins
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You should not transplant autos. They have to be in the same pot from start to finish.
Lower the pH too
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see iv herd that but i put them in their final pot and it went bad, then i put them in the 2gal pots they perked up then after they got too big i put them in the 5gal pots and they loved it and shot up from like 15cms to 28 or something, it was a fair few weeks ago. i can adjust the ph but i was under the belief 5.8-6.5 is where it should be?
chuckpumpkins
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in coco its technically between 5.5 and6.5. it has to vary in different watering. i always put it at 5.8. sometimes 6. never 6.3
also when i water. I put a lot of water... like a big run off. you cannot overwater tour medium especially with the amount of perlite.
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i get a decent amount of run off, ill adjust the ph either watering today or tomorrow ill check in a couple hours. i am concerned the fan is too big for the tent and just blowing the plant around but i am unable to find the clip on ones nearby.
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if the air is not blowing directly on the plant you are fine.
when you blow directly with a good flow on the plants you will see damage over time. i dont see that on your plants.
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Is this anything to worry about? Leaves are curling outwards, someone said mites but the plant is healthy and it's on all 3 of them
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Northern lights smells fantastic!! Smells like citrus
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theyre exploding atm. can anyone tell me whats happening to this leaf? theres a few that look like they have been eaten at but i cant find any bugs of any kind. @Jack420 @Ganjagrandaddy
Ganjagrandaddy
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Looking good mate. Those damaged leaves are just that. not eaten but do take damage and drop off . dont worry . Bet your happy with them so far ?. nice job. might be worth defloiating the lower portion to get light to the bottoms.
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can anyone tell me if these will be ready within a week for flushing? the trichomes look cloudy/clear but theres not many red hairs. theyre on week 12 nutes as of today and in a week i was going to flush for 2 weeks but im thinking i may need another week of nutes and then 1 week of flush as im running out of time to get these done.
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My new tent rocked up, it's huge!!!! 1.5*1.5*2 but now I'm worried about my light distribution, I'm harvesting on the 21st so just over a week. Simply running out of time to grow before the honeymoon and the Mrs mum will steal some if it's up drying lol overall I'm super happy with how they grew! Expecting 6 Oz's all over the whole 3 plants.
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Looks to me like they are rocking along keep up the good work
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nice result. all plain sailing from here with more space. lights can be added if really needed but more space to spreaf them out and get all the light to all the nodes will benefit you too.
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I'm pretty sure they're done growing it's just been getting fatter buds so with any luck my new seeds will show up anyway now and I can get my dark devil autos sorted. The Mrs smoked some buds off the small branches that weren't going to amount to anything and she passed out on the couch hahaha and she smokes daily so fantastic result. Now comes the drying and I'm hoping I can get it mould free.
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tey.and keep.it cooler as it dries and let it slowly dry. it will make site all the chlorophyll is used up in the process and will give you a good tasting potent result. if you dry too quickly it can ruin your hard work. also try not to let the fan blow on the drying plants . keep below 19°c and about 50% rh. 10 days is an ideal time. nice work
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I'm hitting about 60 ATM at night but I assume that will drop with the plants fully cut and drying along. The intake fan will be on but the big fan on the side of the tent will be switched off with the light so just exhaust and the intake fan will be on whilst it hangs. IV been told it drys in about 3-5 days so I'll just see how I go. I was putting it in some big jars that I have and I also have some dessicant packs to put in there too or should i get it dry and put it in the jars without the drying packs? I won't be smoking it, the Mrs will. I have to keep being sober for my job unfortunately so I won't get to try any
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okay so my honeymoons off because of this stupid virus, iv been flushing for a bit over a week with phd water. one thing im noticing is the leaves aren't going yellow and im wondering if i keep flushing for another week or so.
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I have little tips forming on the top, it looks like new growth and I'm a week onto flushing, should I pump week 11-12 nutes into it and keep it going a bit longer? It's only on this one plant the rest are fine?? @Ganjagrandaddy @Jack420
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