3rd Grow, 1000 watt HPS. One Pound or Bust

sounds like a dry Q.P. to me...

Finished trimming the rest, total wet weight came out to 1127.5 grams plus 49 grams that were alrready dried and smoked over the past month since i harvested the big devils earlier.

Half the crop is in jars and beginning to cure. The rest will be ready within 48 hours or so. After a 24 hour cure I will update the final weight assuming theres any interest in this thread.

Final dry weight is about 12 ounces. Only about 8 shown here.

that looks like a pretty bomb haul. So whats the next grow going to be?

I have an emerald jack and exodus cheese. They are a few weeks in veg. Still really small. Im going to veg them for atleast another month or more and create two giant bushes. half poundsers each hopefully.

DankBudzzz said:

Final dry weight is about 12 ounces. Only about 8 shown here.

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very nice looks bomb

New grow starting soon just upgrading some equipment

This was the most annoying thread I've ever read. Next time listen to those with more experience. Do the damn tests. Choose one or two plants, and try watering them different, in this case water one more often, and water one way less often than your standard watering for the rest of the plants. That is what you should have done. Why ask for help and not use the advice. The advice was good. Your plants suffered so much needlessly.

The problem was most likely how to transfered to coco from soil. First, you should have let it dry out until very light, then remove the whole root ball with soil, gentile shake it to get as much soil of as possible. Then you should have flushed your soil very well, Then you should have sterilized your bathtub, then filled it with luke warm water about 70 degrees, then PH'd to 6.0, then place the whole root system in there. Jiggle it for a while until most of the soil is removed. Wash hands well before getting started.

Then you should have used a good transplant agject, like B1 or super thrive, or something recommended by the hydro shop. Also, mykos does wonders for roots. You should have transplated right after it was lights out for them, so they have all their night to readjust. If you didn't, you should have leaked the coco before using, then after it is in a pot, soak it well with Ph'd water 6.0-6.2. Then you should have waited until it was bone dry, super light to pick up before watering again. This time with 200ppm and ph 6.0. Wait again until bone dry, even so dry some leaves start to droop, or at least stop standing at attention. Then water again but with 400ppm 6.0, then next wating at 600ppm, etc, until you find out what they like. I wouldn't go over 1100ppm. Most likely even at 900 so soon, they would start showing signs of burning.

DankBudzzz said:

about half of my plants were drooping pretty bad today, I thought it could be due to rootbound and luckily today was transplant day. But it seems in combination with transplanting and being shocked from root bound they are still very droopy after about 6 hours of being in there new pots....It's my first time using coco and the plants were transplanted from dixie cups with pro mix soil to coco with perlite so that also could be a factor...

If they are not perky by tommorow morning then I am posting pictures because I can't afford to lose anymore plants.

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FYI, your plants were droopy before you transplanted to coco. They were still very young, so watering was the issue, no doubt. Either the ph wasn't what they liked, or you under or over watered them. Here is what I do with my clones and seedlings while they are in coco, soil, or rockwool. Let them dry out until they are light before I water them. That simple. Water with Ph every time, ph with a good ph meter. I add a drop of rapid start per gallon of water as well.

I wait until they are very dry, then water rockwool with 5.8 ph, coco with 6.0-6.2 and rich soil with 6.7-7.0. Soil will correc the ph anyway.