First Grow - Please tell me if things looks ok

[Creasy24]

Yep. That'll do it. No fresh air. And a big toasty HPS to slowcook all your lovely ladies.

They should bounce back soon enough.

Thanks, will post photos tomorrow

 

[Swims_GD]

give them a week to adjust to the new light and if they looking healthy. flip em if your ready.

 

[Greenhouse;save]

They NEED air ......opening the vent will help, also airflow in and over the plants with an oscillating fan will see them bounce back in no time.....

 

[Creasy24]

 

[Creasy24]

The one in the left top corner was damaged from birth... the rest looks happy now... day 2 of flowering. Thanks for the help!

 

[Greenhouse;save]

Your net's too low creasy....you will see them stretch for the next 2 weeks so u will have to move the net and start tucking. ....u should be able to fill that net no probs buddy.....

 

[Creasy24]

Thanks. I was thinking a second net in about 2 weeks? That first one is for support, I broke my champion plant where I topped it a few weeks back... Decided to tape it, and bring first net in now, for support. Looks like it is healing... I placed that plant in such a way, that that branch is also in a corner of one of the squares, resting. Thoughts?

 

[Creasy24]

Or should I rather lift it for now?

 

[verticalgrow]

Or should I rather lift it for now?

yea Lift it for now

 

[Creasy24]

Thank You, will do!

 

[Greenhouse;save]

As long as u support it it'll be fine.....

 

[Creasy24]

4 weeks into flowering... took them outside for fresh air. How do they look?

 

[Creasy24]

 

[Creasy24]

 

[sub1427]

you will be blessed with some tasty buds!! Keep up the good work and GL with the grow!

 

[Lucky Luke]

There you go. I learnt something. Heat issues...

Me to!

I didnt even notice the blistering at first, just the leaf edgers.

 

[leather lungs]

View attachment 3972757 4 weeks into flowering... took them outside for fresh air. How do they look?

Watch you don't bring any pests back in.

 

[Creasy24]

Thank You, also worried about it.... they staying indoors now till they are harvested... too risky for outside too much...