No. 1 Grow Auto Blue Mystic (Nirvana) [Cabinet] {CFL}, Hydro; |Wicking|
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Finalroge
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Went ahead and transplanted everything, the new root growth that is going to happen will certainly benefit the blue mystic and dark basil. Ive also got my broccoli and spearmint in there now (i think, forgot to label them....it might be cilantro XD)
Day 14 From seed 9pm( will take another photo at around 1am just because I dont work tomorrow)
If you have noticed, I've picked off more sweet basil. Only the best of the best remain. I did save the tiny leaflets I could scavenge from the not-so-hot sweet basil.
Looking at July 29th for my harvest day (Blue Mystic). Then the drying beings
Day 14 From seed 9pm( will take another photo at around 1am just because I dont work tomorrow)
If you have noticed, I've picked off more sweet basil. Only the best of the best remain. I did save the tiny leaflets I could scavenge from the not-so-hot sweet basil.
Looking at July 29th for my harvest day (Blue Mystic). Then the drying beings
Finalroge
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Day 15 1:20am
Did a bit of Foliar feeding, noticeable improvement.
(Before Feeding at 7pm)View attachment 2206525(After Feeding at 1am)
Pay close attention to leaf nearest to lens straightening. Also the leaf to right of photo loses some brown spots.
Also, here comes something.
Ive done quite a bit of reading up on what the best light cycles are. I've decided to bring it down to 18/6 from 20/4 (originally 24/0). I also plan on purchasing some photo-period based strains and vegging them from sprout at 12/12 essentially forcing them to flower asap and remaining small.
Did a bit of Foliar feeding, noticeable improvement.
(Before Feeding at 7pm)View attachment 2206525(After Feeding at 1am)
Pay close attention to leaf nearest to lens straightening. Also the leaf to right of photo loses some brown spots.
Also, here comes something.
Ive done quite a bit of reading up on what the best light cycles are. I've decided to bring it down to 18/6 from 20/4 (originally 24/0). I also plan on purchasing some photo-period based strains and vegging them from sprout at 12/12 essentially forcing them to flower asap and remaining small.
C Cat
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This might interest you http://www.seaofseeds.com/product-detail.php?cat_url=TGA&prod_url=qleaner, Im ordering these today http://www.seaofseeds.com/product-detail.php?cat_url=bomb-seeds&prod_url=bomb-seeds-thc-bomb
~C That Cat?
~C That Cat?
Finalroge
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Yeah, autoflowering strains go by an internal clock for their flowering. They can grow in anything from 12/12 to 24/0. I've been reading up quite a bit however, and most agree that for "productive" flowers you will need to let the plant sleep. I haven't verified this myself yet, when I have more seeds at my disposal I will start experimenting.With Autoflowering you can have 24/7 lighting?
Ohhh. Those red hairs make a harsh smoke XD. They call it "fire" for a reasonThis might interest you http://www.seaofseeds.com/product-detail.php?cat_url=TGA&prod_url=qleaner, Im ordering these today http://www.seaofseeds.com/product-detail.php?cat_url=bomb-seeds&prod_url=bomb-seeds-thc-bomb
~C That Cat?
, good shit though. I'm thinking about growing some Ice or Northern Lights.
C Cat
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This has been the final pick after 2 hours of looking through everything http://www.seaofseeds.com/product-detail.php?cat_url=freedom-of-seeds&prod_url=freedom-of-seeds-mighty-grape! You really think that? O:
~C That Cat?
~C That Cat?
reppinhigh22
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ouch sorry to read about your burns. D: Hopefully it recovers & your sprout works out.
Finalroge
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Also took the initiative and cut off the biggest fan leaves they were all beyond repair and it was hurting new growth. The new growth is now green instead of yellow. I was also experiencing some Potassium deficiency, lowered my water ph with some vinegar and lessened nutrient amounts to help with plant absorption.
PSUAGRO.
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Subbed to this cause i'm researching this strain, growing it now and have stunting issues..........so I will gladly follow Vinegar is a temporary and not effective at lowering the ph of your medium long term........you need phosphoric acid (main ingredient in ph down products) and ill tell you how to get a lifetime supply for fifteen dollars !!!(hint it sold at home depot ha)
Vinegar is a temporary and not effective at lowering the ph of your medium long term........you need phosphoric acid (main ingredient in ph down products) and ill tell you how to get a lifetime supply for fifteen dollars !!!(hint it sold at home depot ha)
Finalroge
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Now that I have a few people watching the thread, I almost want to hold back pictures XD! Alas, I cant help but share.
Day 12 from sprout
Hoping the decisions I've made will give me safe passage to harvest.
CHECK OUT WHAT ELSE IVE GOT GOING ON.
This fucking sweet basil is laughing at the blue mystic, honest. Look at this beast.
Dark Basil (also recovering from heat stress)
Broccoli!
(Not sure what this one is HAHAHA)
P.S.
Thread has reached over 1k views. Good times.
Day 12 from sprout
Hoping the decisions I've made will give me safe passage to harvest.CHECK OUT WHAT ELSE IVE GOT GOING ON.
This fucking sweet basil is laughing at the blue mystic, honest. Look at this beast.
Dark Basil (also recovering from heat stress)
Broccoli!
(Not sure what this one is HAHAHA)
P.S.
Thread has reached over 1k views. Good times.
Finalroge
Active Member
I'm feeling very empowered by recent changes in how I feed my plants.
I'm using much less nutrients. I never had heat stress, the only burns were caused by the light physically touching the plants during some movement. What I had, was chemical burn.
What clued me in to this? The fact that my plant was showing signs of Potassium deficiency clued me in on the fact that I had far too much Nitrogen and Phosphorus going into the plant causing both a chemical burn, and Potassium lockout.
I cut my already drastically reduced nutrient regiment from 1/4 recommendation to 1/8 recommendation( meaning what they suggest on the nutrient bottle). I also paid much closer attention to the FLUCTUATION of my water PH.
So, ive started mixing DAILY feedings instead of WEEKLY.
This allows me to give the perfect PH for that day.
The secret to hydroponic wicking, daily feedings.
Pictures later on tonight, once my plants get a bit of todays "sun" (7:11pm-1:11pm is my plants "daytime")
I'm using much less nutrients. I never had heat stress, the only burns were caused by the light physically touching the plants during some movement. What I had, was chemical burn.
What clued me in to this? The fact that my plant was showing signs of Potassium deficiency clued me in on the fact that I had far too much Nitrogen and Phosphorus going into the plant causing both a chemical burn, and Potassium lockout.
I cut my already drastically reduced nutrient regiment from 1/4 recommendation to 1/8 recommendation( meaning what they suggest on the nutrient bottle). I also paid much closer attention to the FLUCTUATION of my water PH.
So, ive started mixing DAILY feedings instead of WEEKLY.
This allows me to give the perfect PH for that day.
The secret to hydroponic wicking, daily feedings.
Pictures later on tonight, once my plants get a bit of todays "sun" (7:11pm-1:11pm is my plants "daytime")