NorCalLurker
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looking good.. gotta love foothill livin.. what elevation are you at?
Green Acres - Yosemite Foothills
- Thread starter jbarsk8
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im up in the northern sierra's - butte and yuba. we typically see a cold snap in the last two weeks of may, so im guessing there will be more weather on its way.
i like when the plants enter full ape shit mode
Yes sir, had a freak squall thunderstorm with snow hail and hellacious winds last may, was brutal to put it lightly
The bottom of my ranch is 2000' and the top is 3000'+. The Sierra climate literally changes on my upper Ridgeline and east thru the mountains and yosemite.
Put up 2 screens so far for the scrog attempt. May have to extend veg time a little to fill it out. Will have to find a happy middle. Strains like presidential og and mk ultra will not stretch as much as the lavender so i will have to pull my supplemental lighting when i feel the best balance is achieved. Some may be a little too big, some too small but such is life.
Took a few pics for ya'll. Any questions, ??feel free. Brief descriptions of pics, otherwise self explanatory. Weather has been great, girls are in full on "ape shit" mode as previously mentioned. Very happy with growth and vibrant aggression of the plants. Almost like a furious growth to them.
Lavender. She is slightly clawed on the ends do to large amounts of nitrogen breaking down in the soil. As she gets larger the problem will decrease with her consuming more.
Lavender hoop, 3 rows instead of 2. As plants grow will train below nets and do my best to fill out area.
Hoops, sun going down
Lots of rain this season
Lavender hoop, 3 rows instead of 2. As plants grow will train below nets and do my best to fill out area.
Hoops, sun going down
Lots of rain this season
Looking good, jbarsk8! Weather should be on the warm side next week.
HB.
HB.
theLumberjack
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is the claw just barely noticeable on the tips of those leaves? or is there something else I should be looking for?
Dreambig, thanks for stopping by, just a little bit of oak i chopped and stacked to allow more light to hoops
Yes sir it is minor but certainly noticeable. The lavendars which are more sativa dominant are lighter feeders and have that slight claw. The mk ultras being much more indica, wide leafed plants are heavier feeders for sure and do not show the claw.
theLumberjack
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ok, thanks, clearly i need to be looking at mine more carefully to notice these things earlier and adjust accordingly
ok, thanks, clearly i need to be looking at mine more carefully to notice these things earlier and adjust accordingly
The plants will give you every bit of information you need, you just have to be willing to observe it
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