First Time Grow am i doing ok??
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Well we are still alive and making progress on this grow. Planted Nov 22 and today is Jan 22, which means today is a 2 month mark. Flowering started jan 3ish so we've been flowering for about 19 days. When is a good time to harvest (or to sample a bud for harvest)??
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greenquartz
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everything looks like its recovering nicely u were right those ladies are troopers
Over the last 3-5 days, my plants are starting to look more and more like death. I don't recall changing anything. I have a seedling that still appears healthy, so i'm really not sure what is going on.
more pics from today.
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Flowering Day 27 //Day 72
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Flowering Day 30 //Day 75 picture updates.
Questions:
1. is that really yellow discoloration something i should be worried about??
2. the skunk (most dead looking) plant isn't really maturing each day...should i pull it and start the harvest on that plant (cutting my losses) and allowing the better plant to have more light??
Questions:
1. is that really yellow discoloration something i should be worried about??
2. the skunk (most dead looking) plant isn't really maturing each day...should i pull it and start the harvest on that plant (cutting my losses) and allowing the better plant to have more light??
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Updated pictures for the kali plant (this one is making most progress).
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yes!! the roots could be all tangled together down there! what would that do??
WvMade
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hmmm im not sure im not hydro guy like i said and i don't think there would really be any way to avoid BUT i think there are these things you can buy they look like cages i've seen these in hydro setups in the past and if there getting tangled now you better get them un tangled and check them everyday because once they get bad tangled it's almost impossible to get apart trust me it happened to me and i had to just cut and hope they lived they did and they where stunned so avoid that and i don't know if that is even a problem in hydro so you need to ask someone who does hydro
And what would it do? if it's like soil then most likely you will have 1 dominant plant and the rest will just suffer
g13hydo
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no nutrients until they are big enough to handle it. that would explain the yellowing of the leaves, all though starting from seed the lower leaves will yellow as the plant gets older and grows more sets. stop the nutrients immediately and wait till they have about 4-5 nodes on them and always do 1/4 of what it says when introducing nutes 
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