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exploziv

pure dynamite

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• Mar 11, 2015

• #61

Because they have to take they time to get used to different lighting conditions and spectrum every time you move them, it's better to leave them indoors under lights if it's an indoor grow. Also, if you put them near a window there won't be as much (sun)light as under the lights so they will stretch, and if you put them outdoors in the sunlight you may bring pests back inside the growspace. IMO, it's not worth doing this.

 

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Monyo

Member

• Mar 11, 2015

• #62

Because they have to take they time to get used to different lighting conditions and spectrum every time you move them, it's better to leave them indoors under lights if it's an indoor grow. Also, if you put them near a window there won't be as much (sun)light as under the lights so they will stretch, and if you put them outdoors in the sunlight you may bring pests back inside the growspace. IMO, it's not worth doing this.

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Thanks for that exploziv, really answered one of my major questions.

 

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Monyo

Member

• Mar 15, 2015

• #63

The plant is looking good on its 6th 1/2 week. I decided to try cloning and I cut the branch on the lower part of the plant. I cut it diagonally and dipped it in my Hormex (Rooting Hormone) for 1 minute and planted it in a moistured soil mix. It didn't even last a day lol.

Can someone enlighten me on what's right and wrong in cloning? Thanks!

 

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Monyo

Member

• Mar 30, 2015

• #64

Hello again icmag!

Been ages! lol.

So it's here on its 8th week and I still don't see hairs or balls... I can see hair-like but I think they're just leaves popping out.

Have a look... Should I start the flowering stage?

 

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georgyporgy

Member

• Mar 30, 2015

• #65

Intresting Thread, pulled up a chair.

 

Boyd Crowder

Teem MiCr0B35

• Mar 30, 2015

• #66

I would say yes , start the flowering
Hope you have some girls

 

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Monyo

Member

• Mar 31, 2015

• #67

@Boyd You're saying you're seeing hairs?

 

Boyd Crowder

Teem MiCr0B35

• Mar 31, 2015

• #68

nope - saying you wont know till she throws

 

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Monyo

Member

• Apr 8, 2015

• #69

Hehe, thanks.

Will post as soon as I see some results.

 

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NoSocSlic

• Apr 13, 2015

• #70

I'll tag along, glad you're having fun.

 

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Easy-A

Member

• Apr 15, 2015

• #71

Hey Monyo,

Good luck with the grow. It looks like your grow space may have translucent walls. When you switch to flowering (12 hours light and 12 dark) you need to make absolutely sure there is no light getting to the plants during the dark phase. This also means no peeking when the lights are out ��

After looking at the pictures again I think I was confused by the reflections. Maybe not translucent. But still no peeking ��

 

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