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The hairs on his plant should not be shriveling like that at all this early in flower. They should be shoooting in all directions and looking nice and white. The hairs are very sensitive to heat and they are the first indicator that the light is too hot. Put a fan blowing on the light and the...

How is your nft system set up? Under the top sheet?

Yo beverage I GUARANTEE you that is the heat from the lights shriveling their hairs. that is not normal. It is definitely too early for them to be doing that.

Brown reclusis' love basements so be aware if they are in your area, they will fuck you up good and can possibly kill you. we have them in the NW and i know they are very very common down south as well.

You must have night vision or you are just full of shit. I live in the woods. It is pitch black at night. No such thing as moonlight when there is a canopy above your head. Sure in a clearing there is light on a nice evening, but not in the tall timber. Although chance are your plants are going...

It doesn't have to be pitch black, but its better to be safe than sorry. I can see in my flower room during lights off because my ppm gauges have really bright green lights on them. True green lights like these will not affect your plants. And yes there is light outside at night and it does...

When you harvest is all personal preference on what type of smoke you like. So is this White Widow? it should be about done and ready for a flush then. Honestly bro your plants look great. The only thing they are lacking is a lot more light. To me it looks like you did quite well with what you...

Thanks Bezy. The yield from the UDubb should be decent, but the strain is really not a high yielder unless you veg it for a very long time, although my plants did do pretty awesome for a 3 week veg. The SSH on the other hand grows massive buds and should have a very heavy harvest.

Yeah you get really explosive growth in hydro.The plants could be the same strain, just different genetics. My shiskas are very bushy and also have purple stems. When I grew this same strain, with the same genetics, in dirt before the plant was not nearly as bushy as the hydro now is. Here's...

You must be a fishermen.....I see that third pic, having that cup in the background sure makes that bud look bigger. Like holding your arms out straight when someone is taking a pic of your salmon. hahaha, whorth a try right? still .look great though!

Just cut some University of WA strain down.

They look over wattered combined with an N difficiency. Have you been flushing away the nutes during normal watterings?

Well n4palca, whats going on? Doing better?

Hey fellow coco growers. As promised I have started my hydroton vs readygrow thread. I will be doing 8 shiskaberrys. 4 in hydroton, 4 in the aeration mix. Check out the thread- a lot more evidence of coco'c superiority...

Oh yeah , I suppose he may be. I've never used an ebb and grow system although I do like them. I think it could be possible. To keep the medium from escaping I suppose one could take a smart pot and put it in the net pot that would normally be used. To use a 3 gal smart pot you'd have to get 7...

Can you not see the pics?

Oh yeah and the most recent pics are at 3 weeks into veg from clone and all were planted at the same time except the purple kush in the hydroton (back left of tray)

So I have been wanting to get away from hydroton ever since I started using it, but I have always had good success so I've been a little hesitant. I looked and looked for coco croutons but the ones I wanted neeeded to be ordered so I said fuck it and bought a couple bags of botanicare readygrow...

Well its been awhile and some shit has been happening so I figure its time for an update. The SSH has got another 36 hours of total dark before harvest and the Udubb was harvested a few days ago. It looks like I should end with a good yield from both strains. So how about some pics.....

See the way the leaves are kinda of twisted and pointing in odd directions? That's a sure sign the ph is off, which will make all the difference in the world what nutes your plant will absorb. Get your ph in the correct range and the nute problem will most likely figure its self out.