Second white widow grow

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mrgreen69

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Hi guys havent really posted much recently. Im on to my second grow using the same strain as my first nirvana white widow. on my first grow i had 2 plants and got a yield of 8.5oz. this time round ive got 4 plants and all seems to be going sweet. havent had any problems yet lol as i did in my first grow (over feeding, fans too close to leaves etc etc). heres a few pics im in the flowering stage not sure of the week as i let them grow naturally dont do times etc.





am hoping for the same yield as my first grow but only time will tell. i have just today nipped the buds and will be feeding the girls soon.
 
arsenal69

arsenal69

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look's good what it like growing white widow was told it a hard plant to grow would like to grow it one day
 
iNFID3L

iNFID3L

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arsenal69 said:
look good what it like growing white widow was told it a hard plant to grow would like to grow it one day
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its not that hard to grow, im growing it on my virgin grow alongside some kush, the kush is lagging behind big time...the WW is miles ahead.
 
Robert Paulson

Robert Paulson

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i did some ww and purp kush side by side on my last grow. the kush will be able to take nearly double the nutes the WW can (although i do not know what type of WW i had). both are fantastic smoke, this grow should give you a chronic little variety of medicine.
 
iNFID3L

iNFID3L

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Robert Paulson said:
i did some ww and purp kush side by side on my last grow. the kush will be able to take nearly double the nutes the WW can (although i do not know what type of WW i had). both are fantastic smoke, this grow should give you a chronic little variety of medicine.
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nice to know that , the kush is looking a bit down on the WW, lol
 
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mrgreen69

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it must not be that hard to grow as you could still class me as a newbie lol as its only my second grow. made my mistakes in my first grow so this second i have seemed to have ironed them out and all is well so far. i dont know whether to try a different strain or stick with what i already know.
 
Robert Paulson

Robert Paulson

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i think it depends what you are going for when deciding to stick with a strain or not. if it is all about money it is beneficial to grow the same strain over and over as you will learn what the plant likes and when it likes it so one can get the highest possible yield out of it. on the other hand if it is for personal use ( like mine) i like to grow a strain maybe once or twice and stockpile a bit of it and move on to another strain. variety is the spice of life, as they say, and with a little bit of variety one will not build a tolerance to a strain smoking the same one constantly. a little bit of variety can go a long way in alleviating pain.
 
MsBBB

MsBBB

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Lovely ladies you have pictured. Share how you are growing, lights, soil mixture/hydro, ferts/nutes etc. I want mine to look like that! :mrgreen:
 
MsBBB

MsBBB

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Robert Paulson said:
i think it depends what you are going for when deciding to stick with a strain or not. if it is all about money it is beneficial to grow the same strain over and over as you will learn what the plant likes and when it likes it so one can get the highest possible yield out of it. on the other hand if it is for personal use ( like mine) i like to grow a strain maybe once or twice and stockpile a bit of it and move on to another strain. variety is the spice of life, as they say, and with a little bit of variety one will not build a tolerance to a strain smoking the same one constantly. a little bit of variety can go a long way in alleviating pain.
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Staying with 1-2 strains at a time allows the grower to know and read their plants better, so I've read and been told. I am kind of like you, I want variety! A little bit of this and some of that, so that I have a choice to pick from when I'm ready. The things is, I might use up what I've put aside as I am trying to grow more.:mrgreen:
 
Robert Paulson

Robert Paulson

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MsBBB said:
Staying with 1-2 strains at a time allows the grower to know and read their plants better, so I've read and been told. I am kind of like you, I want variety! A little bit of this and some of that, so that I have a choice to pick from when I'm ready. The things is, I might use up what I've put aside as I am trying to grow more.:mrgreen:
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well yeah thats what i said, by the third grow you should have the strained dialed (or getting damn close) and maximize yield. its ok to use up the reserves (and inevitable) , but there's no sense in keeping it for longer than one year anyhow.
 
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