DwR's +20 Plant Grow

DWR

DWR

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waiting for this shit to be legal.... !!!

Also have allot to do atm. going self employed over the winter, so i am gona have to work my ass off, just so i can get my company started.






here's a pic of today.. Gona flower them in a week..... :joint:

Got some Sweet Tooth weed right next to me..... :weed: Very nice, smells just like the big bang....










I hate these stupid small pots i have !!!!! They are making the plants grow slowe than the others, guess its realy gona be a week by week harvest after all.......


Tryd putting some molasses for the flys, they love it, and can walk over it no problem... also used so tape for making wood stick together, and they still walkd over that... So i got myself some pills that i put in the water... Still nothing ^^


Well there are less..... some are just dead on the floor, wich i guess is good ^^

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caliboy80

caliboy80

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Looking sweet dwr, u should transplant them into 11L pots like the black ones u have that enough root room for big budage.. umm just thinking bout thoes little buds now make me all tinglie inside...:weed:

is your business selling weed?
or is it a legal business venture?/ ill help i a good worker:joint: sometimes:weed:
 
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bongrippinbob

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If they are fungus gnats, let your soil dry out completly before you water again, and I mean completly. Let your plants begin to wilt so you know the soil is dry. If you can check your plants once or twice a day, they will not droop for too long and it wont cause any problems. But having no moisture in the soil means the conditions are not perfect breeding grounds for the gnats so they will go away.

Also, if the pots are plastic you can cut the bottoms off with a razor, then "double pot" the plants. After you cut the bottom off, you can use another pot of the same size, fill it almost to the top with soil, then set the old pot on top of that, and fill around it with soil. This way you have more soil with out taking up more room. Weed likes a deep root system more than a wide one anyway. Just water as you normally would, adding a little water to the bottom pot just to secure the top one. After you have done this, you can just water the top pot and because of the "bell curve" water takes as it absorbs, both pots will be watered.
 
doogleef

doogleef

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Glad to see things are OK! Good luck in your business venture. I must agree with the transplant advice already given. The process of just cutting off the bottom of the existing pot is a good practice to. Some people call it "bogging" the plant after the guy on OG. the hempy guys do it a lot.
 
DWR

DWR

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caliboy80 said:
Looking sweet dwr, u should transplant them into 11L pots like the black ones u have that enough root room for big budage.. umm just thinking bout thoes little buds now make me all tinglie inside...:weed:

is your business selling weed?
or is it a legal business venture?/ ill help i a good worker:joint: sometimes:weed:
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hey cali, soon they will be transplanted :) those black pots are only 3.5 litre pots...

bongrippinbob said:
If they are fungus gnats, let your soil dry out completly before you water again, and I mean completly. Let your plants begin to wilt so you know the soil is dry. If you can check your plants once or twice a day, they will not droop for too long and it wont cause any problems. But having no moisture in the soil means the conditions are not perfect breeding grounds for the gnats so they will go away.

Also, if the pots are plastic you can cut the bottoms off with a razor, then "double pot" the plants. After you cut the bottom off, you can use another pot of the same size, fill it almost to the top with soil, then set the old pot on top of that, and fill around it with soil. This way you have more soil with out taking up more room. Weed likes a deep root system more than a wide one anyway. Just water as you normally would, adding a little water to the bottom pot just to secure the top one. After you have done this, you can just water the top pot and because of the "bell curve" water takes as it absorbs, both pots will be watered.
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cheers i'll give that a try now...... allready got rid of 50%........... :)


As for the pots, i think i am gona just buy bigger ones, as i need these pots for future vegin plants...

smartsoverambition said:
wat kind of business would this be?

plants look great btw
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thnx man.


doogleef said:
Glad to see things are OK! Good luck in your business venture. I must agree with the transplant advice already given. The process of just cutting off the bottom of the existing pot is a good practice to. Some people call it "bogging" the plant after the guy on OG. the hempy guys do it a lot.
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cheers man :) But i think i might just buy bigger pots ...... :mrgreen::blsmoke:
 
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bongrippinbob

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Bigger pots works too. The double potting or bogging or what ever you want to call it just just helps if you are running low on room. There is no need to go through all of that if you are not short on space. A lot of the time I use it on clones or seedlings in styrofoam cups. This way I don't take up so much room with males and what not. And with the cups its much easier than with the pots.
 
DWR

DWR

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bongrippinbob said:
Bigger pots works too. The double potting or bogging or what ever you want to call it just just helps if you are running low on room. There is no need to go through all of that if you are not short on space. A lot of the time I use it on clones or seedlings in styrofoam cups. This way I don't take up so much room with males and what not. And with the cups its much easier than with the pots.
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yeah thats true, think i should of done that with the other clones :)


cheers
 
doogleef

doogleef

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bongrippinbob said:
Bigger pots works too. The double potting or bogging or what ever you want to call it just just helps if you are running low on room. There is no need to go through all of that if you are not short on space. A lot of the time I use it on clones or seedlings in styrofoam cups. This way I don't take up so much room with males and what not. And with the cups its much easier than with the pots.
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If you bog it to the top of the other pot though it stops any transplant shock. I'm sure it will be fine either way. Just a thought... :mrgreen:
 
DWR

DWR

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doogleef said:
If you bog it to the top of the other pot though it stops any transplant shock. I'm sure it will be fine either way. Just a thought... :mrgreen:
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thnx man did that with my clones in cups.... hehe... :) i'll post some pics tomorrow dude
 
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