8x4 1200w OG Kush (1st timer)

Ya im aware of the feeding thanks for the heads up. Thats what a buddy said "1 drop" but before I even bought the stuff ( a guy on ICmag suggested it ) he said to use 2 tsp per gallon. On the gallon jug it says 1 tsp per gallon. I guess it'd be pretty hard to burn plants with the stuff though.

I'm going to try what it says on the bottle and see how it works. I water tonight most of the girls.

drbud says 1 drop per quart 4 drops per gallon more if your nursing a hurt plant(s)

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its actually kinda funny even your fresh green new growth looks droopy???? i never saw so much droop in one room but they seem to be picking up anyway, so i guess their ok!

I watered ONE plant (the very lightest one) with Vitamin B tonight so im interested to see how she looks.

I think we may have a case of over-feeding.. but we'lll see.

lookin good man, cant wait to see the ending yield

Thanks SICC .. When im done you'll know ;D

extremely clean setup and nice construction job, top notch. From what I understand sativas can be a pain to grow, I'm sure you will be pleasantly surprised.

I'm sitting in for this one =D

they look good, not even that droopy. keep it up!

SonomaComa said:

they look good, not even that droopy. keep it up!

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I'm starting to think that looks like it might just be the Pheno for OG plants. I've seen a few pics looking around of OG's and they do seem to have a large sativa leaf that "hangs down".

Not really would I would call "droopy" as it doesn't really curl down it just sorta hangs down.

They are looking good brotha, I can't believe I'm coming up on 4 weeks flowering already and you haven't made the flip! You're going to yeild something fierce.

is it time to split yet??? i would say getting that other 600 going would stop the stretching some

littlegrower2004 said:

is it time to split yet??? i would say getting that other 600 going would stop the stretching some

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Hey man. Ive been keeping them rotated.
The reason for the mass-stretching is all the drywall dust that was sitting on my glass reflector. Its so much brighter now. My girls nodes are SUPER tight now too.

I'll be splitting soon and flowering on 3/12.

Waiting for my first power bill to see how high my bill went up.

bterz said:

Hey man. Ive been keeping them rotated.
The reason for the mass-stretching is all the drywall dust that was sitting on my glass reflector. Its so much brighter now. My girls nodes are SUPER tight now too.

I'll be splitting soon and flowering on 3/12.

Waiting for my first power bill to see how high my bill went up.

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Why are you waiting to see how much the power bill went up to start flowering? If you wait another 8 days those will be some oversized M/Fers for that space. It doesn't look like you have a lot of room and you're just going to be running your lights for 8 MORE days of electricity. Remember that during flower it should cost you the same as veg did. That's why I like to run two lights instead of 1 big light.

Im not waiting for that day im just waiting for 3/12 because thats a special day to me.

Maybe ill split them tonight and let them veg for a couple more days and flower.

I cant figure out why my girls are so sad its depressing.

Im just curious to see my electric bill is gonna be like. hopefully didnt go up 100$.

prob went up $40-60 depending on the time of year/on-off peak power .

3/5 (well, kinda..2 AM)

sweeeet look at all that greenery

i think they are getting happier?? no?

Ya they look happier in those pics but when I woke up this morning.. look.. I think I'm waiting to long inbetween waterings. This was after I watered a couple last night. I'm either watering to much or not often enough, and when they finally get some water they feel overwhelmed. I dont know .. maybe someone can help...
I water until I get a little run off. Not much though.

So this is them AFTER the received water? How long after?

Did they look better before or after the watering?

To mee it looks like it could be overwatering still, but the growth looks otherwise.

How often are you watering them now? Should be about every other day, maybe every two days, depending on a few factors.

Underwatering is easy to determine. If they look droopy, then you give them water and they bounce back over the next 12 hours, it was thirsty. If you water them, then they get worse, it's likely getting watered too often.