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Thanks brother. Cool to see those really tall plants growing under your 400!
John, there are for you bud.
John, there are for you bud.
Pantagruel's 1st Indoor Durban Poison
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Looks great, happy happy 400watts!
Lovely new light.
Are you going to use it for veg also? Or go back to cfls for veg?
Plants are looking really happy under there my friend.
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Are you going to use it for veg also? Or go back to cfls for veg?
Plants are looking really happy under there my friend.
+reps
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Haven't decided about vegging but probably CFL's for the setup I I have in mind. Thanks Mon.
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Nute Problem?
Tips are yellow. I'm not sure if this is a magnesium def or what? I don't think it is nute burn because the fan leaves are yellowing and I'm not feeding heavy at all, just a little guano once a week.
Tips are yellow. I'm not sure if this is a magnesium def or what? I don't think it is nute burn because the fan leaves are yellowing and I'm not feeding heavy at all, just a little guano once a week.
Could be heat stress, or slight nute burn.
can you take some photographs of the leaf damage you are describing?
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You can see it in the last pic I posted, just the tips are yellowing
What is the temperature at the canopy?
Looks like slight nute burn to me
Looks like slight nute burn to me
Hey buddy yeah Id maybe do a little defol just to get light going through, dont go nuts but some of the bigger fans maybe up top and yeah remove anything going too yellow down low.
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Canopy is around 85. I did some pruning. Thanks gentlemen.
85 is a little hot, can you raise the light an inch or two?
your leaf damage in your last photograph appears to be nutrient burn. I would slightly decrease the amount of nutrients you are feeding. you may be able to lower or raise your light. place your hand underneath the light bulb and move it to the point you can not feel any heat and move the light above the canopy to that level, raise the light as your plants grow.
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There are about 5 buds that are very dark orange and I'm wondering if they could be ready, like 2 weeks early? Still waitiny for my scope to come in.
The hairs will just be dying off. This generally happens with age, nute burn, heat stress etc.
Only two ways to tell, chop a bud off for a tester, or check with a scope
Only two ways to tell, chop a bud off for a tester, or check with a scope
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Thanks Mon. I have the scope now, but it is still a little hard to tell exactly. I did pick one of the dark buds a few days ago and I think the calyxes all look pretty much ready on it. Not seeing a lot of amber trichs on the other buds yet. Definitely an 'up' buzz at this point.
I flipped my two clones to 12/12 today. They are more of an experiment than anything. LST training the C1 by bending the main stem, LST training C2 by topping and then bending the side branches down. I just want some small bushes.
I flipped my two clones to 12/12 today. They are more of an experiment than anything. LST training the C1 by bending the main stem, LST training C2 by topping and then bending the side branches down. I just want some small bushes.
If it's an up high then you may be best to wait the full two weeks. I wouldn't worrying about the change of colour as this happens with age.
Loving the low stress training. Looking really good my friend.
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Loving the low stress training. Looking really good my friend.
+reps
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Just tried LA's bud topping technique on about half the buds of each plant. Can't wait to see the results!
I'm sure you will be pleased with the results.
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