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Pink Kush Vs Cheese
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Getting there
Start tucking the taller colas under the net for a bigger spread.
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Oh for sure, I have been at that for a week or so now since I put the screen in. I had done I think 2 or 3 scrogs before this one but the previous screen ended up getting destroyed last harvest. I figure another week of tucking at most then I'm gonna flip. These girls have seemed a little slow to stretch out but they are speeding up recently.
They can take awhile to get going vertical. But well worth the little extra time.
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I made my squares a little bigger in this new screen so it takes longer to move to the next one. I'll have to look back at my previous scrog pix but I pretty much went by the 75 percent rule and ended up plenty full...
I use 75% rule as well as bigger squares. Can’t wait to see them bloom.
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Yes it's the best way to get a good yield as it's only a 2x4 tent. Added bonus is the new screen is made to hold the sides of the tent out a bit more!
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Roots are starting to poke through the pots, this pic is from 24 hours ago.
Roots are solid!
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This may be a stupid question maybe not
Fabric pots so that the roots grow through and you just put the plant and all into the new pot ?
I have so much perlite in mine that nothing makes the soil stay together or maybe I'm not letting them get bound up enough
Kp
Fabric pots so that the roots grow through and you just put the plant and all into the new pot ?
I have so much perlite in mine that nothing makes the soil stay together or maybe I'm not letting them get bound up enough
Kp
It’s good to see roots growing through the pot. They won’t get root bound as long as they don't circle the pot
Knife party
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Mine get 2-3 times around the pot before I transplant normally.
For my vegging wee ones I was planning on making them suffer a little more this time in a hope the soil stays together a little better for the transplant.
For my vegging wee ones I was planning on making them suffer a little more this time in a hope the soil stays together a little better for the transplant.
It doesn’t hold together even though it’s wet?
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No even when it's dripping. I had no problems until I started adding perlite to aid drainage.
Im adding 1 gal perlite to 6 gal potting mix and dry amending nutes before dropping the new plant in there is a fair amount of bark in this lot so ive also been adding lime to keep em happy.
I used perlite at first but run straight coco now. It drains well.
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I will eventually switch to coco too
The reason to grow in soil first was that it is supposed to be much more forgiving for new people like me.
Ok you’re in soil now, gotcha. Coco is very user friendly.
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I don't transplant once I get into the fabric pot, I use regular plastic cups or pots for starting.
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Is there anything you need to do to keep the light off the roots ?
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