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TJTrouble
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Right around 36" or so.
TJ's First Grow - LED - Strawberry Cough
SwAggNiFiCeNt
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I started at 4' then 3'...now I'm at 30"
They look like they're doing okay. The one new set of leaves kinda started growing almost sideways but I think it's fine
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TJTrouble
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Here she is today
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TJTrouble
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Here she is today. I am trying to take photos a full 24 hours apart to accurately document growth/changes.
Scoooter
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Nice! They look healthier than mine did at that stage. 
SwAggNiFiCeNt
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Looking good over there. Is ur air pot upside down?
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TJTrouble
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Honestly, I'm not sure. They were both assembled when I purchased them. They look identicle on both ends except for the grid plate on the bottom end.
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TJTrouble
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Here she is on day 14 from germ; I can see the next set of leaves coming.
Darkscotia
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All caught up and taking a seat tj. Everything looking really good and very nice setup. Congrats on first grow.
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TJTrouble
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Being my first grow, I am really enjoying the daily photos. Really helping me see what to expect in terms of growth day after day, and overall keeps me staring at my plant up close at least once a day.
Probably won't be doing this for future grows, and will likely stop daily photos once I hit the first set of 7 point foliage.
Probably won't be doing this for future grows, and will likely stop daily photos once I hit the first set of 7 point foliage.
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TJTrouble
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She looked pretty thirsty when I got home; first day I could tell she needed more water.
Darkscotia
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Just remember the more you visit the tent the slower it seems they grow. Just cause you see them daily. I did same thing first grow as well. Good thing about visiting daily is you can catch problems early
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TJTrouble
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Yeah, that I am used to. Corals grow pretty darn slow too, actually much slower than plants. I am really intimate with this first grow because I am learning, and want to see all the changes that my actions make while keeping a close eye on things to make sure any muck-ups I make are corrected as quickly as possible.
Today I took the photo in sunlight. Three prong leaves are out, and I can see the tips of the next set coming! Feels like she is picking up steam now.
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TJTrouble
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Here she is today, looking wonderful. Growth day over day is pretty noticeable at this stage, which lets face it, is tons of fun!
Only concern I have are these yellowy patches developing on some of the leaves. It isn't nearly as noticeable under sunlight, but under the LED it stands out quite a bit.
Any thoughts?
Only concern I have are these yellowy patches developing on some of the leaves. It isn't nearly as noticeable under sunlight, but under the LED it stands out quite a bit.
Any thoughts?
Killerbudz
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Subbed up for this grow. Did you drop any of your nutrient solution on the leaves?Here she is today, looking wonderful. Growth day over day is pretty noticeable at this stage, which lets face it, is tons of fun!
Only concern I have are these yellowy patches developing on some of the leaves. It isn't nearly as noticeable under sunlight, but under the LED it stands out quite a bit.
Any thoughts?
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TJTrouble
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Definitely not. It's mixed pretty light right now though, but I suppose if left on the leaves it could burn them. Is that typical if you splash a leaf with water including fertilizer?
SwAggNiFiCeNt
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If u leave droplets on the leaves then it acts as a magnifying glass and could cause issues on that leaf.
Killerbudz
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It will create a nute burn on the leaves. I wouldn't over think things unless you start to start to see issues with new growth.
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TJTrouble
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I water around the plant rather than over it, so definitely no water droplets, but solid tip and I will make sure I don't leave droplets on the leaves.
Copy that.
Killerbudz
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Kinda back tracking on the journal, are you still using strips to check pH? I highly recommend a pH pen to check the ph, also a ppm pen as well. I'm using gh nutes as well and grow pot cheaply.com has a feed schedule that I use and it's treated me well.
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