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This subject gets put through the wringer every once in a while. Why not try both and see what works for you. I tend to flush it about a week before harvest depending on how much nutes show up in a soil test. If they are high- I flush. My last 2 grows took longer than I planned to...

I would not spray unless I saw the thrips themselves. In my grows they come and go and if I watch them 2 or 3 days- they usually disappear if RH is low (under 50%) and air flow is there......... and soil surface gets dry between waterings. they seem to like it with high RH and no air...

the 1st cot popped up above the soil surface today. I now have 7 seeds that split open in water (24-48 hrs) and then were placed just under the surface of the potting soil. So 4 days from the water to the 1st "pop" above the surface. It is pale and does not look so verile...

Sounds familiar- I can sure relate from here. Survival of the fittest and welcome to the 21st century.. times have changed, no? Not to mention most attitudes

I would look for about 40 watts of "good" led light per sq. ft. (that is what I have). With samsung lm301B diodes and meanwell drivers............ Whatever combination of quantum boards or light strips you can do that with. With dimmers if you are growing from seedlings under them...

I dropped 6 seeds in water last Thursday (thanksgiving). 4 seeds split and showed tails in about 24 hrs. I took these and put them under about 1\4 inch of soil in small clay pots. 1 of the remaining seeds split in about 48 hrs and was placed in soil (tail down). One seed never split and...

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Ahh....... they are "stretching" some for that light but you seem to have it in perspective............ :blsmoke:

I am sure- but I really dont know what you mean by that. Where can I do better? best regards

315w of cmh? How high? the seedling looks good to me - it looks like it wants more light perhaps. But it sure has potential. You can bury that stem up to the cots if need be, no? best regards- I am starting a grow myself lately

I should start a 2nd journal. I went thru 2 grows last year about this time and it went OK. Only problem really was bud rot at harvest. So I will pay attention this time to R.H. and air flow during flower stage. I will change from a mix of HID and LED to all LEDs this time. I will...

I use the dome (like above) over a heat mat. The clones go into peat plugs until roots show then I place them in the potting soil. It seems to work for me so that is what I keep doing. I keep everything in high humidity (60-70%)........ even after the soil placement. then I wait...

I will have to come by more often- this was a long thread

Dang!

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I am "psyching up" to do another grow with a train wreck strain (another sativa dominant). This time all will be done under quantum boards with samsung leds and meanwell drivers. At about 40 watts per sq. ft. of led lights........... To start- new sprouts will begin under 2 bloomspect...

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I am smoking buds now that look similar to yours but they were grown indoors under LEDs. It is super lemon haze and I waited about 12 weeks from the "flip" to the harvest. Plants that were harvested at 10 weeks are not brown like that. Many buds are green inside. So perhaps an...

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They are sure in the window, eh? It is your call bro. I did super lemon haze last time but you know, there's so many breeders and cross breeders now that there has to be cross-over. I pushed 12 weeks to chop it, but I now wish I had cut about a week sooner. It is still great...