My first grow guys!

cdd10

cdd10

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Matt420Aus said:
It's a little funny our soil grows are pretty close together, you have a few bit more developed than mine cause only at about 6 days for me, but will be interesting to see how they both turn out

i moved them under the cfl today, hope you don't mind me posting pic, what do you think? Sorry crap iPad camera

ha and it made it upside down wtf
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Lol yeah they are! Yours are a bit taller lol
 
cdd10

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So I thought about getting some Oregonism xl, some roots organic big worm, uprising grow and foundation. Think that would be a good idea?
 
Greenthumbntraining

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Dam sound like 1 hell of a setup u have there I just got dun with my last gro which was GDP their curing ri now but I prolly got bout half pound off 2 plants they were under a 1000 watt my new gro is 2 GSC & 2 Tahoe og,I wanna try hydro but don't no much about it,any help from u wuld b greatly appreciated
 
Matt420Aus

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Yeh we have different brand nutrients here in Australia, I'm not sure if I've seen that one before. I know there is dutch master, advanced nutrients, canna, general hydroponics, green dream, growth technology, rock, house and garden and isn, to name most of the ones at my hydro shop, haha

you know they all do pretty much the same thing and have the same price, so to be honest I'm not sure there is much difference between nutrients other than some are designed more specifically for soil, coco, hydro etc

your girls are looking nice, after I boosted the nutrients on my system last night I checked this evening and found that one of the smaller plants had nute burn, sigh...had to dump half the reservoir and fill with ph balanced water, so I guess don't be over eager to increase your nutes to quickly for smaller plants, benefit of soil grows, controlling nutes for each plant, my system is one reservoir and every plant gets same nutes, so yer...will hope the nute burn does not spread down the leaves or affect the root system
 
cdd10

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Matt420Aus said:
Yeh we have different brand nutrients here in Australia, I'm not sure if I've seen that one before. I know there is dutch master, advanced nutrients, canna, general hydroponics, green dream, growth technology, rock, house and garden and isn, to name most of the ones at my hydro shop, haha

you know they all do pretty much the same thing and have the same price, so to be honest I'm not sure there is much difference between nutrients other than some are designed more specifically for soil, coco, hydro etc

your girls are looking nice, after I boosted the nutrients on my system last night I checked this evening and found that one of the smaller plants had nute burn, sigh...had to dump half the reservoir and fill with ph balanced water, so I guess don't be over eager to increase your nutes to quickly for smaller plants, benefit of soil grows, controlling nutes for each plant, my system is one reservoir and every plant gets same nutes, so yer...will hope the nute burn does not spread down the leaves or affect the root system
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Ah that sucks! And I'm gonna take some pics here in a sec. They grew quite a bit more during the dark last night. Checked the soil and don't think I'll have to water again for another day maybe two. I'm gonna let them get bone dry
 
cdd10

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i think i might have got a little too impatient and screwed up. i went ahead and fed them a little bit this watering.

I fed them:

1.5 mL of buddha grow
1.5 mL of roots organic trinity
1.5 mL of amino-aide
1.5 mL of cal-mag

think i screwed up and over fed them??? or shall I just have to wait and see lol.
 
TitoM

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I has reading ur thread and about to say to wait on the nuts
but I guess im too late hope the do ok ill be watching
 
Matt420Aus

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really low dose of nutes so I think you should be right, it really depends on the soil content prior to planting, I am using a potting mix with slow release fertilizer that can last up to 3 months, not ideal for cannabis as you have no control over the release time of nutes and one of my leaves already has a tinge of yellowing at the end of the leaf. That is what to look out for, tinges of white on the end tips of leaves, if you get that just water pure for the next few waters until they are flushed out. A good schedule is 1 nutes to 2 normal waters, but its more about reading the plants and seeing what they need. As I said in a previous post its a weed they can recover from a lot and less is always more so just keep nutes on the low side until the plants are really developing.

Ignore the droop in leaves I just snuck in quickly to take some photos when they were in their 6 hours of dark (you probably should not do this as it messes with the plants cycle).

Here are some pictures to give you an idea about:

Nutrient issue: tinge of white on end of leaf
Topping: two splits of growth (did this on 4th set of leaves, as they were growing).
FIM: Um yer as you can see I have two clear tops and it looks like a third growing up through the middle (this technique has random results of tops apparently you never know how many you will end up with exactly).
 

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cdd10

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Matt420Aus said:
really low dose of nutes so I think you should be right, it really depends on the soil content prior to planting, I am using a potting mix with slow release fertilizer that can last up to 3 months, not ideal for cannabis as you have no control over the release time of nutes and one of my leaves already has a tinge of yellowing at the end of the leaf. That is what to look out for, tinges of white on the end tips of leaves, if you get that just water pure for the next few waters until they are flushed out. A good schedule is 1 nutes to 2 normal waters, but its more about reading the plants and seeing what they need. As I said in a previous post its a weed they can recover from a lot and less is always more so just keep nutes on the low side until the plants are really developing.

Ignore the droop in leaves I just snuck in quickly to take some photos when they were in their 6 hours of dark (you probably should not do this as it messes with the plants cycle).

Here are some pictures to give you an idea about:

Nutrient issue: tinge of white on end of leaf
Topping: two splits of growth (did this on 4th set of leaves, as they were growing).
FIM: Um yer as you can see I have two clear tops and it looks like a third growing up through the middle (this technique has random results of tops apparently you never know how many you will end up with exactly).
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Well too early to tell yet but the two larger plants do have a yellow vein on the larger bottom leaves. Have been reading and it might be a magnesium or phosphorus deficiency? Guess we will see if the small amount of nutes takes care of it. The runoff was 6.3 on the middle plant so I know pH is within range.
 
Matt420Aus

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Not sure would need to see a picture and if it's not prevalent I would not worry to much, I said fuck it to my nute burn on the tip of one plant I'm not even sure is a female yet. considering I checked on them tonight and they were all doing fine, bit of droop on the northern lights perhaps cause of size and my perpetual top feed, bit to much water for her. Set up timer to run 2hrs off 15 on, will see how that goes.

my soil grow is happy though, I'll show you some pics in a few days, I want them to get some decent growth before I do.

tonight I sat for like 10 mins next to my plants playing them some bob Marley on my iPhone :hump: hope they groove to the music and grow another few inches in the next week, the wwxs#1 are still a good 3-4 inches from starting their scrog training.
 
cdd10

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well here they are this morning. no yellowing that i can see.....and i put a picture of those yellow veins on the fan leaves. hope they are good enough pictures. btw this is day 13 for the middle plant, day 12 for the left plant and day 11 for the little guy...also I moved the lights down to 16" with a temperature of 76.3° and 40% humidity


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