Flyhighdontcry13
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nice thread just subscribed lil late but amazing plants man
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DRGreyMind
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completely agree wit dr green horn, i would suggest transplanting soon, as i think i can see roots poking through the soil
DRGreyMind
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that white widow looks like something from a fairy tale, i ahve a feeling your going to get an unbelievable amount from that plant 
303
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talking about the clone? Yeah I transplanted a while ago, doesn't seem to have any new growth yet though.
Your telling me. Pictures don't do justice. Something you got to see up close. 100x better in person. I'm guessing I'll get 3x more off this plant than the rest.that white widow looks like something from a fairy tale, i ahve a feeling your going to get an unbelievable amount from that plant
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INDOOR / OUTDOOR Indoor / can be grown outdoor
TYPE Indica / Sativa mix
THC very high, ~20%
PLANT HEIGHT short-medium
FLOWERING TIME
Weeks 8/10
HARVEST Month 8/9 YIELD Up to 550g m2 GROW DIFFICULTY Easy
What does 550 g mean for yield? Can't be the amount of grams off 1 plant is it? Maybe outdoors? I think I'll get well over an ounce off this one.
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laserbrn
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It doesn't necessarily mean SOG and certainly not all breeders do SOG. It means that at maximum that's what one can expect. The #'s are always really huge so it's often been speculated that the standard is based upon outdoor plants. If you had one plant that was outdoors and it was 1 feet wide (sort of SOGged I suppose) it would be about 1 sq ft. So you in a reasonable outdoor harvest you could get 550g grams off each plant. Indoors obviously this number is much smaller, but they don't post those. Most of them are estimates anyway and should really only be looked at relative to each other.
303
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So one of my plants leaves are curling down and yellowing a little bit. Not sure if it should be concerning or not? Run off ph from last feed was a perfect 6.5. Is this normal a week or 2 before harvest? I've seen on pics before harvest some plants leaves tips are really yellowing around the buds. Maybe because someone flushed? Looks like maybe N def? Maybe not? Any guidance/help would be wonderful. 
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303
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Last 2 feeds have been the same. I haven't changed anything. Leafs curling down is a Potassium Def according to the RIU FAQ, that couldn't be, its been getting plentyful Potassium, especaillyy because I've been adding molasses to they're diet. The only thing different is I didn't use tap water last feed. I used arrowhead drinking water. I ph'd everything to 6.5. Run off the same, no ph fluctionation or anything like that either? I'm stumped?
303
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No, I feed, feed, and feed. And yeah ec/tds? Not sure what that is. So no I didn't measure it.feeding too much? do you stagger feedings like feed-feed-water-water or feed-water-feed-water?
doesn't sound like you've measured the ec/tds of whats comin out.
the plant on the left of the first pic is definitely lookin a little burned.
No, I feed, feed, and feed. And yeah ec/tds? Not sure what that is. So no I didn't measure it.
well you should stagger feedings with plain pH adjusted waterings, if you can.
read up on electrical conductivity/total dissolved solids use in hydroponic (and soil) plant production.
basically it measures the amount of nutrients you put into a solution (or chemicals, or particles, solids) which really is the concentration. A good figure for is around 900-1100ppm (I use hanna meter conversion. There is EC the standard and a few conversions.). Soil uses pretty much the same concentration, although you want to feed-water-feed-water because when the plant gets thirsty (drinks water) it raises the concentrations of the nutrients.
303
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Will she be fine? Or should I give her plain water (today)? I just fed her 24 hours ago. I really really don't want to flush if not necessary. I read on some of this actually, a guy said some of his plants burn at 400 ppm where others can handle 2000, just depends on the strain, which is why this is the only plant showing signs of burn. Doesn't look to severe does it? Other plants are doing great.
bigtomatofarmer
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Hey man we are in the same boat my friend.Just went to the store. This the right stuff? If it is I'll start with 1 tsp next I'll do 2??
Right stuff???????????
We both use Fox Farm, and we both just started using molasses.
Infact, thats the exact same bottle of molasses I bought!!
I just started using molasses on 1 of my ladies in the Bloom Room.
Ive read alot of good things about molasses, but I wont really know until I see the results myself.
Check my journal, we can compare results firsthand
303
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Yeah I'm getting some good results. I think I'm 2 weeks out maybe sooner? If I were to flush, should it be at this point? Still debating, pros, and cons? I'd really like to harvest all at once. Not sure how thats gonna work out for me, time will tell
laserbrn
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Agreed. Water with plain watering from here out every other watering.
The buildup of salts and nutrients is going to get heavier and heavier as your plants start to drink A TON of water.
Growing in hydro it's easy to see how this works. Some days my plants drink a ton of water and don't hardly take up any nutrients (the PPM goes WAY up and the water level goes WAY down).
This especially happens later in flower, the plants just start drinking a ton of water and if you are feeding EVERY watering the buildup of nutrients in the soil can cause this overfed look and sometimes burning, but generally because it's gradual it's more of the overfed look. You start to get the "claw".
Doesn't look drastic, just a slight overfeeding so I wouldn't worry about flushing at this point yet. Just switch to feeding every other watering from here out and they should be fine.
Plants absolutely love plain water.
The buildup of salts and nutrients is going to get heavier and heavier as your plants start to drink A TON of water.
Growing in hydro it's easy to see how this works. Some days my plants drink a ton of water and don't hardly take up any nutrients (the PPM goes WAY up and the water level goes WAY down).
This especially happens later in flower, the plants just start drinking a ton of water and if you are feeding EVERY watering the buildup of nutrients in the soil can cause this overfed look and sometimes burning, but generally because it's gradual it's more of the overfed look. You start to get the "claw".
Doesn't look drastic, just a slight overfeeding so I wouldn't worry about flushing at this point yet. Just switch to feeding every other watering from here out and they should be fine.
Plants absolutely love plain water.
303
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Yeah, but at this point don't you flush? I am thinking these will all be finished my the end of the month. Since they're thirstier maybe I can even give them plain water tonight. I'll see how heavy those pots are. Thanks, good looking out laserbrn.Much respect brother
Doog, I read in your journal,
"Originally Posted by doogleef Day 37
Fed for the last time tonight. Flush starts next water. Bout 10-14 days left.
"now I'm thinking I'm at the same point as you, I'm on day 47, I'm thinking between day 55-65 these girls will be finished. So should I cut all my nutrients? Including molasses? Also can molasses go in every watering/feed? I know how you feel about the overdrive, I only hit them twice with it, resulting in, well... You can say it
, told you so. I think is a direct result to the slight burn my FI is having. Anyway I think they're just fine though. Is is true you flush to rid of chlorophyll, resulting in shorter curing time. And chlorophyll is what gives off harsh smoke and taste?
303
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Yeah, but at this point don't you flush? I am thinking these will all be finished my the end of the month. Since they're thirstier maybe I can even give them plain water tonight. I'll see how heavy those pots are. Thanks, good looking out laserbrn.Much respect brother
Doog, I read in your journal,
"Originally Posted by doogleef Day 37
Fed for the last time tonight. Flush starts next water. Bout 10-14 days left.
now I'm thinking I'm at the same point as you, I'm on day 47, I'm thinking between day 55-65 these girls will be finished. So should I cut all my nutrients? Including molasses? Also can molasses go in every watering/feed? I know how you feel about the overdrive, I only hit them twice with it, resulting in, well... You can say it
Is is true you flush to rid of chlorophyll, resulting in shorter curing time. And chlorophyll is what gives off harsh smoke and taste?
Could be worse. Heres the damage. I came in hot on my nutes. Boneman suggested nute lockout, fuck I don't know.I'm going to give em some ph'd water tonight I think. Nothing elseBoneman said:
