Coir and things

[Fourtay]

@Coldcanna Thank you, this is my second time running the glue, she really seems to take her time, then day 40 hits and she gets out of bed. Next run I am going to try to reduce her stretch and inter-nodal distance further. I slammed the lights in her face this run to keep her squatty, super cropped 100s of times, seemed to help a lot from last run.

@HHULKK Thanks!

 

[RedBeardy5]

awesome setup, nice work! GG4 is a awesome strain to grow, very resilient.

 

[JZonk]

Good grow. That Amnesia Kush seems to be very delicious.

 

[Fourtay]

@RedBeardy5 Thank you, from the little experience I have with the glue, it is a nice cut to grow. It seems to like a little less food than the lemon amnesia kush, which makes this room a little tricky to manage as both the tables are fed from the same res.

@JZonk, Thank you, the lemon amnesia has a sweet lemon scent. A very bug and disease resistant cut.

 

[Fourtay]

day 63

Started cutting the lemon amnesia

Here is the glue, she will be coming down soon also

 

[Weeded1s]

Glue is best at 63 days. Good work fortay!

 

[Fourtay]

the gorilla glue before it was cut, I let it go till day 68.

playing around with different lighting and cameraphone

popping a new pollen chuck, Underdawg x Gilz Nilz from swampboys

@weeded1s Thank you



Ended up with 2.25 per light on the Lemon Amnesia
and 2.3 per light on the Glue

a little over 9.1 for the room

 

[Fourtay]

The soundtrack from the netflix show "flaked" is the chronic

 

[Lesterburnum]

Nice job man!! Looking awesome!!

 

[Fourtay]

Just finished another 4 light run of all Gorilla Glue #4. Ended up being 2.91 per light, cut at day 59.


Here it is at day 24:

Day 32:

And finally day 54:

 

[giroldo]

What nutrients and feed schedule are u using? And method of watering you do not mind sharing? Awesome results !!!!

 

[Fourtay]

@ giroldo, thank you! I am just using some good ole 6/9 and a couple adds, photo+, karma, guano, carbo

 

[DJM]

Killed it, well done !

 

[Nestor bilou]

Great job.

 

[Fourtay]

@ DJM
@ Nestor

Thanks!

DJM your room is looking very clean friend!

 

[TnTLabs]

interesting, as i was told gg#4 doesnt like too be blasted with light.. rather on the sides than directly under the light.. any comments? oh.. and looking good!
peace

 

[delta9nxs]

hi fourtay! very nice! thanks for sharing!

on the gg#4, you took one batch at 68 days and another at 59 days. i'm curious as to what differences you perceived in the final product. such as potency, flavor, and the difference in weight. i know you said you got a bigger yield per light on the shorter run but do you think you would have gotten much more by letting it run longer?

also, on the tupur coco, did you experience any ion tie up? if so, how did you deal with it?

any pre treating routine?

nice plants!

 

[Fourtay]

@delta9nxs

Thank you, I personally do not smoke, but I take the feedback of everyone that consumes it. The feedback I received was that the day 59 batch was significantly more potent. They were both very smooth, the day 59 had much more flavor. Between the two batches, I replaced my ballasts from magnetic to digital, I felt more radiant heat from the bulbs after replacing. Day 59 batch uMol at canopy was 800-1050 from day 21 to chop. EC 1.6 from 21 to flush. Day 59 used bigger containers, less plants and chow mix. I'm not sure if I would have gotten more if it ran longer. I did notice on the day 59 run that I had zero stalls / stutters in plant growth. It was just one long continuous growth. I changed quite a few things between the runs, so it wasnt really a true side by side. In the tupur run I seen my pH slowly climb as the run progressed. It climbed seemingly uncontrollably. I would measure the runoff and it would just keep rising as the days progressed. I tried to curb its increase with a lower input ph, but It really didnt help. At around day 40 I fed it 4.0 ph food, gave it alot of runoff. This was a mistake. It burned the plants, but, maybe it stressed them in the right way? Idk. I really didnt see any signs that the ph climb was negatively impacting the plants, I was just being anal and wanted it to be in my comfort zone. I dont have any pre treating routine for coco, I just feed with 1.2 EC at transplant. The only brands of coco I use are canna, plagron, and tupur. Tupur sure is nice for plant health, but it has a hard time drying with all that humus. It also has a tendency to compact itself even with just auto watering. Tupur is cheap and easy, gives nice veg growth, but, chow mix seems to have won in my book.

 

[delta9nxs]

@delta9nxs

Thank you, I personally do not smoke, but I take the feedback of everyone that consumes it. The feedback I received was that the day 59 batch was significantly more potent. They were both very smooth, the day 59 had much more flavor. Between the two batches, I replaced my ballasts from magnetic to digital, I felt more radiant heat from the bulbs after replacing. Day 59 batch uMol at canopy was 800-1050 from day 21 to chop. EC 1.6 from 21 to flush. Day 59 used bigger containers, less plants and chow mix. I'm not sure if I would have gotten more if it ran longer. I did notice on the day 59 run that I had zero stalls / stutters in plant growth. It was just one long continuous growth. I changed quite a few things between the runs, so it wasnt really a true side by side. In the tupur run I seen my pH slowly climb as the run progressed. It climbed seemingly uncontrollably. I would measure the runoff and it would just keep rising as the days progressed. I tried to curb its increase with a lower input ph, but It really didnt help. At around day 40 I fed it 4.0 ph food, gave it alot of runoff. This was a mistake. It burned the plants, but, maybe it stressed them in the right way? Idk. I really didnt see any signs that the ph climb was negatively impacting the plants, I was just being anal and wanted it to be in my comfort zone. I dont have any pre treating routine for coco, I just feed with 1.2 EC at transplant. The only brands of coco I use are canna, plagron, and tupur. Tupur sure is nice for plant health, but it has a hard time drying with all that humus. It also has a tendency to compact itself even with just auto watering. Tupur is cheap and easy, gives nice veg growth, but, chow mix seems to have won in my book.

thank you for all the valuable info! exactly what i was looking for!

 

[Fourtay]

This is day 41 of my current run. Chem 4 in tupur, root warrior pots, Veg + Bloom nutes, supplimented with epsom. Table on the right started using shine, table on the left gets guano.