lady needed emergency help this am

[koda7225]

so im getting ready for work this morning and go to check my plants and my oldest seemed to have succumbed to the weight....i had to turn her into a puppet this morning REAL fast before work. Buuuuttttttt.....

First pic is 10/26

Second pic is 11/2

Third and fourth pic is 11/3, puppet mode

 

[CatSpeaker]

That lady's name Medusa?

 

[koda7225]

That lady's name Medusa?

Hopefully tastee

 

[Enigmatic Ways]

so im getting ready for work this morning and go to check my plants and my oldest seemed to have succumbed to the weight....i had to turn her into a puppet this morning REAL fast before work. Buuuuttttttt.....

First pic is 10/26

Second pic is 11/2

Third and fourth pic is 11/3, puppet mode

Looking good!

 

[koda7225]

Looking good!

I hope so, and yes it was thinned throughout the grow.

 

[budlover13]

Of all the problems to be had, you have one of the best. Congrats.

 

[koda7225]

Of all the problems to be had, you have one of the best. Congrats.

Right....a far cry from my 1oz first plant. Lol

 

[hotrodharley]

Consider adding a little silica if you grow this strain again. Nice job.

 

[koda7225]

Consider adding a little silica if you grow this strain again. Nice job.

Thats the thingI do....those branches are 1/2 inch or so in dia. Where they attach to the main stem Lol

 

[koda7225]

Consider adding a little silica if you grow this strain again. Nice job.

And thanks.

 

[hotrodharley]

Thats the thingI do....those branches are 1/2 inch or so in dia. Where they attach to the main stem Lol

When they bend despite silica you got it going on! Do not go nuts with more silica as it is one thing that is not beneficial in large amounts. Bet it will be some dank bud. Good going.

 

[koda7225]

When they bend despite silica you got it going on! Do not go nuts with more silica as it is one thing that is not beneficial in large amounts. Bet it will be some dank bud. Good going.

Think i have been giving 3 ml per gallon and if i remember it says max is 4 ml per gallon....

That plant was topped and it split the main stem down the center....ill have to get a pic of that when i get home.

Thanks for the heads up on the silica....still learning all the additives and what they are for and if they actually work and what they do....

 

[koda7225]

Just looked at the pic....guess i should cut it back...i thought i was at full strength but i was dosing at max.

 

[ttystikk]

You can help make plants stronger by giving them a breeze to work against.

That plant looks really chunky, nice work! Take a few pics with normal lighting?

 

[koda7225]

You can help make plants stronger by giving them a breeze to work against.

That plant looks really chunky, nice work! Take a few pics with normal lighting?

Thanks.
Got an osiccaliting (sp?) fan on them 24 7....

 

[hotrodharley]

Just looked at the pic....guess i should cut it back...i thought i was at full strength but i was dosing at max.

I suggest not using the last 2 weeks as the benefit of stem strengthening is minimal by then. And the chlorophyll increase makes it taste bad, m'kay?

"Silicon has also been shown to result in higher concentrations of chlorophyll per unit area of leaf tissue. This means that a plant is able to tolerate both lower and higher light levels by using more of the available light. Moreover, supplemental levels of soluble silicon have been shown to produce higher concentrations of the enzyme RUBP carboxylase in leaf tissue. This enzyme regulates the metabolism of carbon dioxide and enables the plant to make more efficient use of available levels of CO2."

http://www.stonerhaven.com/topic/1214-silica/

 

[koda7225]

I try to be ontop of the essentials, just dont know it all by any means...i know there is more i could do, just need to learn more about the additives and whats what with them.

 

[koda7225]

I suggest not using the last 2 weeks as the benefit of stem strengthening is minimal by then. And the chlorophyll increase makes it taste bad, m'kay?

"Silicon has also been shown to result in higher concentrations of chlorophyll per unit area of leaf tissue. This means that a plant is able to tolerate both lower and higher light levels by using more of the available light. Moreover, supplemental levels of soluble silicon have been shown to produce higher concentrations of the enzyme RUBP carboxylase in leaf tissue. This enzyme regulates the metabolism of carbon dioxide and enables the plant to make more efficient use of available levels of CO2."

http://www.stonerhaven.com/topic/1214-silica/

A fresh res tonight then....

I got a stupid question for you....how can i flush this plant in a recirculating system when other plants still need their nutes?

 

[ttystikk]

Thanks.
Got an osiccaliting (sp?) fan on them 24 7....

Yeah? Then you just had an outbreak of successful grower disease. Brag on!

But beware... I've tried everything and the disease seems incurable.

 

[koda7225]

Yeah? Then you just had an outbreak of successful grower disease. Brag on!

But beware... I've tried everything and the disease seems incurable.

Addictive....worse then smoking cigarettes, i forget im a smoker when im messing with the plants.