LOL we really got opposite approaches that's hilarious! Keep it up looks Fine clean!View attachment 5398549
4 Days into the flower cycle.
They seem to really like the new light. @curious2garden maybe you aren’t such a bad influence on me after all.
I think this is a better way to show growth.
What do you guys think?
No PH
No PPM
Learn to just say no!
Happy Friday everyone!
It is actually a pass down Rez Dog Chem D cut.
As soon as my upgrade is finished I want to try your method. I'm all in for less work! I'm terminating my electrical today so two rooms will be on their own 20 A circuits the slim ceiling cassette will go in this weeked, then electrical and hook up. With luck I'm hoping to be completely finished with the environmental control by 7/1View attachment 5398549
4 Days into the flower cycle.
They seem to really like the new light. @curious2garden maybe you aren’t such a bad influence on me after all.
I think this is a better way to show growth.
What do you guys think?
No PH
No PPM
Learn to just say no!
One nutrient. One love!
Happy Friday everyone!
That's just too easy
I moved away from peat based mixes but this I gotta try.
Insane bro how you got your hands on it? What’s more insane is all that variegation you have really giving me much hope for my situation, I am really starting to believe that all that variegation might just be genetics and not a virus, but I am still figuring out what caused the variegation to rapidly start and the calm down because the seedlings were perfect until first transplant, then started acting up and after a week they now chilling, still some variegation but very minimal almost can’t tell.
I may give this method a try, it's right up my alley with keep it simple, I usually use dry amendments but it's a pain to feed when not transplanting, not too fond of top dressing. Plants looking great
Looks goooood tho, the difference I can see tho is your leafs show no signs of slow growth on the affected parts but mine does so I am very relieved but still on the fence because it looks a bit different type of variegation, but you tell me bro
It's not uncommon to see that lack of edge serration and pulling on the side. It takes them awhile to get their shit together. However if you're concerned send a sample out for mosaic virus testing. Plenty of labs do that for cannabis now days. The older the seeds the more commonly you see it.
No f way that may actually be a good thing then! thanks for sharing your experience bro
Clean bro
So you're weighing out the mega crop? Was hoping it would be an easy tsp/tbsp type measurement but suppose I could bust out the old scale. Ladies are looking happy
