give me the info. grow medium, nutrients, lighting, etc. I might be able to help you. I had two problems with mine. I had a Mg deficiency once and pH lockout of Phosphorus both during vegging. I have had no problems during flowering.looking really good. i got a blueberry gum going too. trying to save her
Tell me about it. It is worth it for sure. Well, SmellyTreeZ's KK is still going and I think it's at ten weeks and the trichs just got cloudy.
It's looking pretty doubtful SupaM. I'm not too worried about it though. I have nothing, if not time. I will say this, she is one frosty bitch. The trim leaves will be almost completely white by the time it finishes.
Looking great Free, I did just take a peak at the test bud again and to my suprise there is around 5-10 percent amber so if I wanted to I could probably take it right now which shes right around 70 days into flowering
I'll be giving her another week at least just to see what she does!
thanks, how much longer you gonna let it go?Looking great Free, I did just take a peak at the test bud again and to my suprise there is around 5-10 percent amber so if I wanted to I could probably take it right now which shes right around 70 days into flowering
I've got a while yet myself.....at least 5wks more on one Haze strain. Over a month, and she is just now starting to cluster up!
I went to your profile, but didn't see anything. Do you not put your grows on here?
Probably another week, Its painful waiting this long lol.
I have not done a journal on here as I have a sh#tty cam, but I keep a room full....lol
Dinafem Super Critical Haze in a 7gal pot full of Subcools's Super Soil, about a month ago... My humble flowering closet, sir. ATB!!
thanks. I wish I would have started the scrog earlier in the grow. I actually started in flowering, which is tough because limbs get stiff and you might end up snapping a few branches like I did. I just used some duct tape and taped it back together.
no need to be shy. Everyone is a myth anyway with screen names and avatars. You can be anyone you wanna be. I like growing as well. I like it and I am talented at it. If you can follow directions well and have a good deal of common sense, not only can you keep a plant alive, you can make it thrive. I have thought about going to NC State for horticulture, but I don't wanna take the fun out of growing. I like computers and that's why I am going to school for electrical engineering.
The difference in a couple more weeks veg and moving to a 5 gal bucket vs. staying in a 2 has at least doubled my yield! I would give it a try if you have the room! Like supaM, I did use the monster bucket because it was a longer flowering strain aswell but I'm glad I did. There where actually a couple factors that contributed to the overal yield but the pot and veg time where a big part of it!
yeah, I totally understand it, but a plant can only get so big. Granted, the root system could definitely get bigger than what a 3 gallon can hold, but I wondering about going any larger than five or seven. I guess what I am saying is that if you have a plant and the maximum size it could get was 3'X2' and yield 3oz in a 5 gallon bucket, would it do any good to plant it in a larger bucket? It's DNA gives it a limitation, but unless you take a bunch of clones from the same plant and grow them all in different size buckets, it would be impossible to know...and then you have to make sure each get the exact same water, pH, light, and nutrients. I might try and conquer that undertaking next year!The difference in a couple more weeks veg and moving to a 5 gal bucket vs. staying in a 2 has at least doubled my yield! I would give it a try if you have the room! Like supaM, I did use the monster bucket because it was a longer flowering strain aswell but I'm glad I did. There where actually a couple factors that contributed to the overal yield but the pot and veg time where a big part of it!
BTW, supaM get that journal going at the begining of the year! I'll have a new one up too
Yea that would be a cool comparison!
well, if that were the case, then technically you could get a plant as big as a red wood that would yield a 1000lbs. Even if the best conditions are met, a plant will only get so big and yield so much. There are limitations to everything in nature. I wish you were right though.