schmebulock
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sadly i didn' take one last night like i normally do - left my phone upstairs
here's from yesterday
Ethos Banana Hammock comparative(exodus thread)
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here's from yesterday
BigOleNugs19
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I have been feeding 1ml of bloom A (3-0-0) 3ml of bloom B (2-4-
and 4ml of overdrive (1-5-4). Hopefully that was enough N. Thats with 6L of water. I feed twice a day, so I give half and half each water.
BigOleNugs19
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Shes pretty, looks super sugary
schmebulock
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ty, she's more yellow at this point than i really care for - nute deficiencies at various points
just hoping she'll still be a good smoke
i had to hang a few plant yoyo's last night, the biggest colas are starting to lean pretty hard
schmebulock
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between the two, HGK looks thicker and denser - CDP looks a bit leaner
both are gorgeous - not seeing a lot of deficiencies like mine lol
3rd Monkey
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That's a little low on N, but don't change it now. Just keep N where it's at til it starts finishing. Rest of your feed looks spot on though, nice work.I have been feeding 1ml of bloom A (3-0-0) 3ml of bloom B (2-4-
BigOleNugs19
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The CDP is actually much thicker than the HGK. Heres some better images, with a lighter for reference.
BigOleNugs19
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I was feeding 1ml calmag which was (4-0-0) up until about 10 days ago. I wonder if that helped?
schmebulock
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3rd Monkey
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They look fine, really they do. Just tweaks for next time is all. You should still have nice yields and much better smoke than you can source out. If your buds are a little fluffy when you harvest, that was the N. Low Mg and Ca will make them fluffy too.
BigOleNugs19
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AN sensi line with big bud, bud candy, silica and overdrive. I also have zombie juice and b52 but I dont use those in flower really. Stopped the silica a while back too. During stretchahh perspective! yeah CDP is bigger for sure. nvm
what nutes are you using?
3rd Monkey
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The middle rows are OC clones. The big girl is Moab's 3M. Gonna have to run her in hydro next time. She recovered from the light burn though and is flowering now. The BH is going to get cloned to hell and back once it's bigger.
Contender F3 clones after a reveg.
Day 29 for the ODST. Gets to grow out tomorrow, then outside to flower out. 8 tops, each pushing out the 2nd node pretty quickly. VPD is off, leaf curl, but that organic left no signs of defs or tox.
The middle rows are OC clones. The big girl is Moab's 3M. Gonna have to run her in hydro next time. She recovered from the light burn though and is flowering now. The BH is going to get cloned to hell and back once it's bigger.
Contender F3 clones after a reveg.
Day 29 for the ODST. Gets to grow out tomorrow, then outside to flower out. 8 tops, each pushing out the 2nd node pretty quickly. VPD is off, leaf curl, but that organic left no signs of defs or tox.
schmebulock
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ok so you identify that leaf curl is present, is that what tells you VPD is off?
Leaf curl and new leaf curl is indicative of calcium def? guessing/asking lol
3rd Monkey
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The leaf curl is just a symptom. My gauges tell me my VPD is off lol.
Leaf edge curl like in that pic is humidity. On new leaves, you'll often get tears or holes if humidity is too low... often from over transpiration (more water to "breathe", less nutrients (Ca and N to build). If it were heat or light, the whole leaf would taco.
schmebulock
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fascinating... my 3 girls in my 2x4 tent (under 4x qb120's) are starting to taco and it doesn't appear to be a heat issue. I have a humidifier keeping RH to 60 in there - thought it would help with the VPD
3rd Monkey
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Taco isn't always a VPD thing. Some genetics naturally taco. Stardawg and Chemdawg genetics come to mind.
Post a pic.
schmebulock
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i'll have to take one tonight - ty!
3rd Monkey
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Sounds good. Here's some humidity damage for reference.
Notice the light green in the center as well. You see it on a lot of seedlings. A lot of folks say it's normal growing in... no, that's humidity. New growth should come in the same green as the rest. I'll snap a pic of a seedling from each side of the room so you can see the difference in humidity.
iceman2494
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Going to be a bad guy and neglect my ladies today . Have to call someone to fix this ac .
3rd Monkey
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Same room with a curtain separating them.
48% humidity
You can see the curl starting. Same green.
39% humidity.
Different green. The camera distorts the pics from in person, but I think you can see what I mean.
48% humidity
You can see the curl starting. Same green.
39% humidity.
Different green. The camera distorts the pics from in person, but I think you can see what I mean.