Thanks Maritimer, some parts will be tricky to measure with the scrog net. Luckily the Bruce Banner Auto is the easiest to access (thankfully!)
LOL @Skybound is who discovered that I was totally mismanaging the nutes plus he hipped me to Mega Crop. I also was impressed by both members willingness to shepherd a salty old hippy like me. Now I just do what they taught me and I get nice plants to play with.
ZOWIE. You're an auto master man. These are awesome. The frost!! The yield!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That White Berry is just bragging like crazy tossing all that color around like it's nothing!!!!! You also have some leaves that look like my Strawberry Banana leaves, all dank, and greasy almost, yes? Real oily? The Somango and White Berry both look real oily. And the health!!! They look so happy!!!Journal Update
Flower Day 40
Day 79 above ground
Tent temp: 20C
Tent RH%: 40-70% (set to continously remove RH)
Previous PPM: 989 PPM
Current PPM: 981 PPM (res change)
Adjusted PPM to: 981 PPM ( fresh res)
PH: 5.7
Res temp: 20.7C
Water level: fresh res
So today saw the reservoir being changes out. New reservoir is feeding right now. I've had some RH swings from the dehumidifier freezing up, but it auto defrosts and starts itself back up.
All the girls are doing great, the stickiness is present in all these plants, as I did a very light defoliation on the white Berry and Somango autos, just to open light up in a few spots. Nothing more then a few leaves.
The Somango is really starting to put her winter weight and frost coat on.
The speary looking colas on the White Berry Auto are starting to also thicken up.
The Bruce Banner Auto just keeps bulking and putting out the trichomes like crazy.
This afternoon I had the lovely surprise of an overflowing bucket for the Somango. Once again after pruning the roots out of the drain, everything drained properly again. No root picture this time, though it looked exactly like the last chunk taken out of the pipes.
The ViparSpectra P4000 so far has done nothing but impress me. It's shown itself to have a great spread, and light penetration...and the plants seem to be loving that light! @ViparSpectra has done a fantastic job!
Hope everyone is having a great weekend! And onto the photos!
Oh I'm no master at all, but thank you for the compliments!
Heh, I love the real modesty. You da man. I love the greasy leaves. They wouldn't be that way if the plant wasn't going to be loaded with thc.
Absolutely freeken Beautiful.Journal Update
Flower Day 40
Day 79 above ground
Tent temp: 20C
Tent RH%: 40-70% (set to continously remove RH)
Previous PPM: 989 PPM
Current PPM: 981 PPM (res change)
Adjusted PPM to: 981 PPM ( fresh res)
PH: 5.7
Res temp: 20.7C
Water level: fresh res
So today saw the reservoir being changed out. New reservoir is feeding right now. I've had some RH swings from the dehumidifier freezing up, but it auto defrosts and starts itself back up.
All the girls are doing great, the stickiness is present in all these plants, as I did a very light defoliation on the white Berry and Somango autos, just to open light up in a few spots. Nothing more then a few leaves.
The Somango is really starting to put her winter weight and frost coat on.
The speary looking colas on the White Berry Auto are starting to also thicken up.
The Bruce Banner Auto just keeps bulking and putting out the trichomes like crazy.
This afternoon I had the lovely surprise of an overflowing bucket for the Somango. Once again after pruning the roots out of the drain, everything drained properly again. No root picture this time, though it looked exactly like the last chunk taken out of the pipes.
The ViparSpectra P4000 so far has done nothing but impress me. It's shown itself to have a great spread, and light penetration...and the plants seem to be loving that light! @ViparSpectra has done a fantastic job!
Hope everyone is having a great weekend! And onto the photos!
That is a dehuey designed just for you! Excellent piece of tech.
Uh okay. Once was enough thanks.
Girls look like there having a wonderful time in there , you couldn’t ask for better. I remember the roots messing with the drain pain in the a .Journal Update
Flower Day 40
Day 79 above ground
Tent temp: 20C
Tent RH%: 40-70% (set to continously remove RH)
Previous PPM: 989 PPM
Current PPM: 981 PPM (res change)
Adjusted PPM to: 981 PPM ( fresh res)
PH: 5.7
Res temp: 20.7C
Water level: fresh res
So today saw the reservoir being changed out. New reservoir is feeding right now. I've had some RH swings from the dehumidifier freezing up, but it auto defrosts and starts itself back up.
All the girls are doing great, the stickiness is present in all these plants, as I did a very light defoliation on the white Berry and Somango autos, just to open light up in a few spots. Nothing more then a few leaves.
The Somango is really starting to put her winter weight and frost coat on.
The speary looking colas on the White Berry Auto are starting to also thicken up.
The Bruce Banner Auto just keeps bulking and putting out the trichomes like crazy.
This afternoon I had the lovely surprise of an overflowing bucket for the Somango. Once again after pruning the roots out of the drain, everything drained properly again. No root picture this time, though it looked exactly like the last chunk taken out of the pipes.
The ViparSpectra P4000 so far has done nothing but impress me. It's shown itself to have a great spread, and light penetration...and the plants seem to be loving that light! @ViparSpectra has done a fantastic job!
Hope everyone is having a great weekend! And onto the photos!
Thanks Jon, with the way the trichomes are starting, it might be time soon to finally invest in some bubble bags to get make some bubble hash
Hey Bill! Thank you, was a productive day. Winterizing and spending time with the inlaws. Always more work than time or energy. But at least the weather was cooperating today. Hope you had a great day today.Absolutely freeken Beautiful.
Your making me jealous. Hehe
Hope your having a good morning.
Love your ladies Amigo.
Stay safe.
Bill
Thanks Verbalist! They're rocking, I'm rollingWinter coats on!! They rockin
Thanks Shed!
Hehe I was thinking of you when writing thatUh okay. Once was enough thanks.
Thanks West, I know I'll have more before this grow is done. But I also knew at the start that this would happen. But I've got the materials to make it the last grow with these buckets clogging....hopefully
Thank you Shed!!!
Does the leaves otherwise look normal? Any signs of excessive N?So, when checking the girls tonight I noticed something up with the Bruce Banner Auto. Some of her leves have a silver sheen all of a sudden. First thought was powdery mildew, but I'm not sure (and hoping it's not).
Didn't rub off, upper leaves on Bruce Banner Auto only. Any thoughts?
I wish it was trichomes, but that's not it, no stickiness.
I noticed earlier that the temperature had dropped down to 15C during lights off. Then a min later the heater kicked on and brought it up to 21C.
Interesting! One thought, is that the way she expresses a mag def?
Yuh true if it keeps spreading and veins stays green. There might be still enough some chlorophyll in tissue which keeps the color up so it expresses in silver colored.
Don’t really think thats a pest or bug
