Pure Power Plant from seed

[ubet28]

Well i started from seed strain pure power plant. 5 fem seeds so we will see how many ladies i end up with. I started them 2 weeks ago they were in the aero for 1 week then to the buckets under the T5s for one week as you can see from the pics they just love to sunbath under the T5s.

I have been feeding low dose nutes consisting of dutch gold a&b hygrazyme which is the best product on the market write know in my opinion used some plantacylin and a little revive for the cal mag. I will being do a water change Friday and post some better pics. I do complete changes every 5 to 7 days so i will probably only update weekly till they get into to bloom.

A little about the environment room temp 74 RH 64% I do run my chiller in line to get the circulation of water so water temps 67 and nutes 550 and i set pH at 5.8 let it swing to 6.4 and adjust as needed. I do not run co2 in veg but once they go into bloom i will kicking the gen on and rocking um out 1500 to 1700 ppm.


sunbathing they just love the t5s

The gen and one of the controllers i use

The trusty Ole nutradip

The arsenal i am always trying out different shit to find the best combo for the strain.

 

[Cannabean]

damn nice setup. thats a sweet brain you got there. this should be a great grow, you got it all controlled. good luck man, Im pullin up a chair.

 

[anikas88]

lets see them buds

 

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Can't wait for the 12/12

 

[Monad]

will be watching this one also They're looking great

 

[NZGROWN]

Like my old boss used to say: "Prior Preparation Prevents Piss Poor Performance". It looks like he took a leaf outta your book. Great looking beginnings mate! Keep it up.

 

[mrcheezy503]

Removed

 

[ubet28]

Well did a water change and took some more pics. Every thing is looking good. I am planning on going too bloom Friday so i will be kicking on co2 and 1000s then.

New nextgen

The 3 key ingredients to healthy plant and roots.

 

[clowntown]

Nice setup; your plants look a bit over-N'd or over-watered, and could use some more magnesium.

 

[ubet28]

I hit them with some revie to night i am also gonna turn timer down. I foilered them the other day and they started curling so i changed water and set the ppm 700. Thanks for the input much appreciated.

 

[Black Ra1n]

Good luck with the PPP, great smoke and awesome high.

B/R

 

[ubet28]

Thanks Rain, my first run with it. If I could ask do remember what you topped out with nute stength? PPM or EC. o r if anyone else stops in can they give me some input.

 

[nycdfan042]

Loookin AWESOME man!!! keep posting !!

 

[Black Ra1n]

My run with it was outdoors, though I fed her heavy and she never showed signs of burn at all. Nice big fat buds on this strain too.

B/R

 

[tintala]

Just finishing some g13 x butterscotch hawaiin in Wf

Just finishing some g13 x butterscotch hawaiin in Wf

I have been using these for about a year,

 

[clowntown]

tintala, is that G-13 x BSH from ndnguy by any chance? Also, how does that relate to PPP or anyone/anything in this thread?

 

[ubet28]

Well a little update. Have seen no changes in a positive way with the plants and it has had me scratching my head for the last two days. Until i decided to have a toke and just go back to the basics. Then it hit me in the face lock out well sure enough at least i am 95% sure we will see in a few days my pH was an average of 7.0 in the buckets so i adjusted it down to 5.7 and will check in the morning. Why i was in there i took a few picks and you can really see the MG lockout. So if not better in two days i am gonna flush probably stay on track and go to bloom. As always comments and thoughts are welcome.

 

[clowntown]

Perhaps you missed it, but I see great progress already; maybe not in the pictures, but the word content in the post reflecting what you've learned.

One thing I would suggest is to buy a pump & some extra tubing to turn it into an actively recirculated system, rather than passive recirculation. This will help level out pH, TDS, and other things much better and more easily, and no need to check up on individual buckets. And when mixing nutrients, just deal with the main reservoir and let the pump do the distribution. It should make your life a lot easier, and plants a lot happier.

 

[ubet28]

Perhaps you missed it, but I see great progress already; maybe not in the pictures, but the word content in the post reflecting what you've learned.

One thing I would suggest is to buy a pump & some extra tubing to turn it into an actively recirculated system, rather than passive recirculation. This will help level out pH, TDS, and other things much better and more easily, and no need to check up on individual buckets. And when mixing nutrients, just deal with the main reservoir and let the pump do the distribution. It should make your life a lot easier, and plants a lot happier.

How would i do what you are saying? Not quit following you. Or is there a post or some info i can read up on that you can link me two. Thanks Jay

 

[clowntown]

I think there might be a thread (I think HappyHemphog did a WaterFarm mod post/thread, along with maybe some others here), but can't seem to find it right now.

What you need to do is add a pump to the main controller reservoir (either submersible or in-line), and have some tubes feeding into the individual buckets... that's all! Gravity will take care of the rest. What this will do is actively recirculate the water throughout the system, constantly mixing. For your sized system, a small 300-500gph pump should be more than plenty, with perhaps a 1/2" tubing from the pump with 1/4" barbed connections off of the 1/2".

Lemme know if that doesn't make sense and I'll try to dig up a thread later.