I'm NOT gonna pay child support!
It was 13.83, I impressed myself!
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No blue n the stems def aren't weak. Fans hardly can move em anymore from what I can see...some of the fan leaves curve down slightly but most are praying to the lights ...
Most strains stretch for a couple weeks when they start to flower. I find that autos seem to stretch a lil longer than just 2 weeks. I think it's because there doing everything at once, veg, transition, and flowering. They don't have the change in light hours to induce flowering they just do the damn thang.
U can say tht again! I just about shit when I saw pistols 20 days in on 22 hours of light a day lol.
The tall NL got some heat stress before the canopy was evened out n the light was raised...a lot of the new growth was damage but it looks like its coming back pretty strong. Light can't go up much further so I'll have to work on the airflow...the tent is packed now.
Now that the foliage is so dense I thought about maybe picking up another tower fan n putting in the opposite corner. The light (no cool tube) is up by the exhaust opening now so a lot of that heat should flow right out of the tent. It's the farthest I've had it from them since they sprouted but I think they're still getting plenty of light seeing how the 600w is overkill for this footprint anyways. I really don't want to defoliate the girls but it might be necessary to prune a little for airflow. Looks like mold waiting to happen with them overgrowing onto each other and all the leafs so close together. Nice having tight inter nodes but they're almost a little too tight. Next time through I've really need to do larger pots n less plants - Gonna let the chemdog and pineapple punch finish up before working out the next run. Really want to get these Gage Green seeds going but was thinking bout just running the 2 HiJack autos alone in the tent next time ...Dunno yet
Just ordered another tower fan, a 10pk of those 5gallon fabric pots you linked me n 3 pH meters because my other one fell n the water n broke -.-
Sounds like you have a plan.
I'm n the same boat. Lot of wasted space here but good luck talking my girl into turning it into a weed garden haha.
Tell ur wife's sister I said whatsup
Got 12 of these 'bastard series' seeds where they took some of their best males / females and let them open pollinate. Was thinking about picking out 1 male n 1 female from the 12 and crossing them to make some more beans. Here's a link to the seeds: https://www.cannabis-seeds-bank.co.uk/gage-green-seeds-bastards-series-old-school-afghan-haze/prod_3554.html
I hope you like black pussy! I know I sure do.Tell ur wife's sister I said whatsup
Looks promising, imagine the possibilities.
A good general feeding of everything with proper pH will more than likely sort this out. Some plants get extra hungry when there flowering as hard as your girls are. It wouldn't hurt to hit then with some cal/mag at this point too.
Who doesn't?? Haha
Grabbed a bottle of calmag at the local hydro store on my lunch. General Organics line (think it's a subsidiary of general hydroponics - http://www.hydroponics.net/i/134729 )...might as well hit em with it lightly for the next couple waterings
Sorry, not much help here, I don't even have a pen/meter. Tested my water once with a cheap/chinese meter and it fell at 6.5 through the Brita on-tap filter (mainly to filter the chlorine, it's high where I am), good enough for me and I've never seen a ph issue. Maybe lucky but I can't be bothered unless I see an issue that could be related to ph.
So it's probably not as critical as I'm making it out to be eh? I'm sure the soil and microbes buffer it to an extent. Just seemed like everything was going so smooth, then I watered once without adjusting the pH (well not accurately) and they just don't have the same vibrancy...still perky and mostly green but they don't look right. Something is up... Could it be the molasses causing an issue? That's the only other change