White Widow Grow - Indoor
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MaryJANE01
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I water twice a day or once a day depending how dry it is.
Tio Hector
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Coco should stay moist all the time
If coco dries out at the roots the roots will die off
There is a guy on here that is the coco guru
I think his handle is ledrf
Try to find his grow journal
Bedroom farmer is good as well
Tio Hector
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MJ, also keep your ph between 5.5 - 6
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MaryJANE01
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I've been putting in 6.4-6.6 so il bring it down another bit thanks Tio .
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MaryJANE01
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Can anybody tell me why the plant is so little it will be 4 weeks on the surface Sunday but it's only 8.2cm in height and the leaves look really small?
After hydrating the coco coir, 24 hours later I presoaked it with some vegetable feed. 2 days later I planted the germinated seed and I fed it a week later with a little cal-mag. I have been just watering with no feed since then with PhD water around 6.4-6.6 and for last few days I have dropped it to 5.9-6.2.
I have a 120watt full spectrum led, pc fan, and it's been sitting in 18-20 degrees Celsius, best I can get it to for now.
After hydrating the coco coir, 24 hours later I presoaked it with some vegetable feed. 2 days later I planted the germinated seed and I fed it a week later with a little cal-mag. I have been just watering with no feed since then with PhD water around 6.4-6.6 and for last few days I have dropped it to 5.9-6.2.
I have a 120watt full spectrum led, pc fan, and it's been sitting in 18-20 degrees Celsius, best I can get it to for now.
Tio Hector
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MJ
You need to bring temp up... 18 is close to 65 that's too cool which will slow the growth
You need to bring temp up to about 24
What nutes do you have? You can try feeding a good organic nute at 1/4 strength
Flora nova is a good nute, keep the coco moist, water a little about 3 times a day
Can you add a couple of cfl lights
Try ph at 5.5 - 6 in coco
Let me know what you can do... I'll help wherever I can to help get things going
Who is the breeder of the ww
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MaryJANE01
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I'm going to pick up a heater in next couple of days to bring temp up.
I have flora grow, and il be using flora bloom for flowering. I fed the seedling 1/4 strength or maybe more like 3/8 of the recommended strength at the end of the first week but haven't fed since then because the leaves were showing signs of nute burn. When do you think I should start feeding it again?
The lights are out of the equation unfortunately and that's all down to the size of the grow box there just isn't enough room for new lights without burning the leaves. I'm actually starting to think that when the plant gets taller I may have to take it out of the box .
Ph is around the 5.5-6 mark as I've said before I'm using litmus paper so can't get an accurate reading.
The breeder I got the seed from is seedsman, iv seen nothing but good reviews about this strain so I'm just going to put this down to the growing conditions I put it in myself. Then again i could have got that one faulty seed. One thing I do know is that I'm a smoke this girl no matter how she turns out. ..
add a few cfl lamps they will get temps up
at 16° many strains stop growing
cfl can be as close as 5-10 cm to your plants without burn
at 16° many strains stop growing
cfl can be as close as 5-10 cm to your plants without burn
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MaryJANE01
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There's no room for CFLs without burning the leaves because the box isn't tall enough.. whereas with the heater I can cut a hole in d back of the box and fit it to that on the outside so it won't take up space inside.
Thanks for the recommendation though buddy, I appreciate all of you guys helping me out on my first proper indoor grow.
you also have to feed everyday in coco to get the best out of the medium ... coco alone has no nutritional value for your plants ... feed till 10-20% runoff daily treating coco as a hydro grow but with coconutes (they have added Ca and Mg as coco tends to need more) or hydronutes but ye have to ad calmag to that
you in a cardboard box ? get a bigger one ?
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MaryJANE01
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Not cardboard it was an old speaker I had lying around so just converted it.
However you could be onto something there. Would it be a good idea to paint cardboard sheets flat white and then fit them to the inside walls of the box? Just wondering since cardboard would be a good insulator it might keep in more heat.
i dont think that cardboard versus wood will be a better insulator ... but a bigger box allows for a few cfl and that will raise temps already maybe beyond 24°
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MaryJANE01
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4 weeks old today, 8.2cm height.
4 weeks old today, 8.2cm height.
she does looks small for her age but she may have been stunted at first .... on the other hand she looks very very happy to me and she also looks like she will start to blow up on you ... even if she starts flowering dont worry as autos tend to continue growing well into flower period
keep her happy and she can still reward you
wait a minute this isnt an auto ?
Tio Hector
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That's what I was thinking, but even at 4 weeks should be bigger
It must be the low temps
MJ, can you post regularly temp and humidity and feed schedule so we can help as much as possible
Muchas Gracias
It must be the low temps
MJ, can you post regularly temp and humidity and feed schedule so we can help as much as possible
Muchas Gracias
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MaryJANE01
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You guys sure this isn't Auto? I bought from seedsman i got a pic of the website below and some pics they had of the strain..
Il post as much as I can over the next few days temps and feed schedule.. still can't read humidity.
Also it looks like I'm seeing little hairs where there is new growth it won't show up in pictures is this normal too? I know it is normal for a female plant but it looks like there growing with the new leaves. You can barely see them if you zoom to the middle of the plant in the first pic I posted in the last comment.
Il post as much as I can over the next few days temps and feed schedule.. still can't read humidity.
Also it looks like I'm seeing little hairs where there is new growth it won't show up in pictures is this normal too? I know it is normal for a female plant but it looks like there growing with the new leaves. You can barely see them if you zoom to the middle of the plant in the first pic I posted in the last comment.
EastCoastGhost
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That's the same white widow i growed, here's a pic of one, I growed 4 of them and each one yielded 3 or more oz, really good bud also, pretty strong...️You guys sure this isn't Auto? I bought from seedsman i got a pic of the website below and some pics they had of the strain..
Il post as much as I can over the next few days temps and feed schedule.. still can't read humidity.
Also it looks like I'm seeing little hairs where there is new growth it won't show up in pictures is this normal too? I know it is normal for a female plant but it looks like there growing with the new leaves. You can barely see them if you zoom to the middle of the plant in the first pic I posted in the last comment.
