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HashTree

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• Nov 5, 2018

• #21

Bona Fortuna said:

Things are looking better!

I've sworn by peat moss, native clay, perlite and amendments.

Prebagged soil has been incredibly hot or miss (phone autocorrected and I'm deciding to leave it in).

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Thanks for your help and input bona fortuna. Hot or miss is perfect description!

This 707 seemed like it was hot then fell flat. I've been Lightly Feeding each watering. Seems to be helping plus 1/2 tsp maxibloom and 1 tsp calimagic per gallon brings my ph right in the 6.5 range.

I did mix it up the last Feeding some maxigro cause It looked like they could use a little more nitrogen during stretch.

Things are looking OK I guess. I dont usually lst but I've been having fun with it. Is there a time in flower when I should stop messing with the shape?

Here's some update photos. The little hempy bucket is just one of the clones I took from the plants earlier.

 

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HashTree

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• Nov 12, 2018

• #22

Things are going well. I feel like getting back up to speed. Doing full strength maxibloom @ 1 tsp/gal and calimagic @ tsp/gal each watering, 2-3 times a week. Gives me about 700ppm and 6.4 PH and they seem happy to me.

Temps in the cabinet staying around 65 and humidity around 65%. I'd like to pipe in some fresh air from the outdoors to bring the humidity down and get some cooler temps in the dark period to bring out the color in this stain.

 

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Dankwolf

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• Nov 12, 2018

• #23

Roots 707. Has coco fiber in it and did not work well for me . I have hard water and it seemed to exaggerate the issue .

 

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Bona Fortuna

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• Nov 18, 2018

• #24

Things are looking splendidly!!!

That really is quite the turn around.
Keep up the good work.

Who's that little bitty in the bottom right hand corner in the blue bucket? She has some interesting leaf structure.

 

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HashTree

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• Nov 23, 2018

• #25

Dankwolf said:

Roots 707. Has coco fiber in it and did not work well for me . I have hard water and it seemed to exaggerate the issue .

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Yeah it's different. It's working ok now that I've got it figured out. Don't think I'd run with it again though. I just have to figure out what to do with the rest of the bag.

Bona Fortuna said:

Things are looking splendidly!!!

That really is quite the turn around.
Keep up the good work.

Who's that little bitty in the bottom right hand corner in the blue bucket? She has some interesting leaf structure.

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Thanks. I'm feeling better and enjoying indoor gardening again.

The one in the blue hempy is just a clone of the PPP x northern lights in the mix. Its funny it does look different than Mom.

I'll take an update photo tomorrow. Still trying to recover from all that turkey tonight!

 

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HashTree

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• Nov 23, 2018

• #26

Some update photos as promised.
The clone in the blue bucket is next to mom.
Getting stinky!

 

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HashTree

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• Nov 27, 2018

• #27

Some better photos from the side. I think I'm at week 4 of flower. One of them might end up with a big u shaped cola
Nice to have something to play with while I finalize my cabinet. Pretty cramped at around 1.75 sq ft.

 

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PDX Dopesmoker

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• Nov 28, 2018

• #28

HashTree said:

That's a crazy plant! I'd never heard of it.

This PPP is a heavy Indica for sure. I've grown it several times before outdoors. It's just never started out like this so it's gotta be environmental. There just regular seeds.

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I had 4 seeds I grew out this summer that started off with enormous initial foliage, bigger than anything I'd seen before. Mine all grew out to relatively normal plants so I think you're probably right about the environmental aspect. Whatever environment you had set up when that one took off to begin with must have been pretty primo, my ones that took off fast this summer were all seeds I started later in the spring and got nicer weather on them at the start.

 

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HashTree

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• Dec 12, 2018

• #29

Getting close. Just flushed last weekend at the end of week 6. Lightly feeding @200ppm. I'm thinking another week or two for the first 2 ppp's and 2-3 more weeks for the last northern lights cross

 

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HashTree

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• Dec 12, 2018

• #30

Well checking on the girls I found some white mold growing on one of the smaller buds! I've been working on the ventilation but not soon enough I guess.

I cut the bud and the ones immediately next to it. Doubled the size of the air intake, washed the cab with bleach and water, and heavily defoliated the girls. Just trying to improve airflow and reduce the humidity.

Anything else I should be doing? Fingers crossed man

 

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HashTree

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• Jan 1, 2019

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I figured I'd follow up. I lost a few buds from the mold. Chopped a few days after Christmas. I think the last pictures I have are from a week before.

 

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vince514

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• Jan 2, 2019

• #32

The buds looks great for a micro grow...
Great job man....

 

starke

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• Jan 2, 2019

• #33

Nice looking buds. Congrats. Looking forward to your next round.