Aussie Growers Thread

Rewerb

Rewerb

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Gazza308 said:
Nice setup, looks like ya got the 1000w salty too. Pillar of health them plants, do u feed @ 7.0 ph for coco?
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600W MH at the moment. In a weeks' time I'll change to HPS, which will be the 2nd week of 12/12.

As Reza said, I try to keep the ph within the optimal range for hydro, but I'm having a bit of a battle with it atm.
 
jungle666

jungle666

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Rewerb said:
600W MH at the moment. In a weeks' time I'll change to HPS, which will be the 2nd week of 12/12.

As Reza said, I try to keep the ph within the optimal range for hydro, but I'm having a bit of a battle with it atm.
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Have your outdoors started flowering yet
 
Rewerb

Rewerb

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Mostly, the older ones have gone into reveg, so that's just a waiting game.

Green crack is stacking on nicely, despite what looks like a calcium deficiency.

One of the Durban Poison has thrown a few balls, so they've been removed & I'll keep a close eye on the rest & see what happens. They were from bagseed, so I'm not surprised at going hermie.
 
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Nughead78

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Looks like early flower has started on my super skunk. Northern NSW 4 months old 7ft at the moment starting to train the tops to keep them below the fence line. Just trimmed heaps of lower branches off of it. The plants seem to be going well considering the shipload of rain we've been getting for the last 6 weeks. Looking forward to see how my first SS turns out.20210108_123845.jpg20210108_124256.jpg
 
jzs147

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Nughead78 said:
Looks like early flower has started on my super skunk. Northern NSW 4 months old 7ft at the moment starting to train the tops to keep them below the fence line. Just trimmed heaps of lower branches off of it. The plants seem to be going well considering the shipload of rain we've been getting for the last 6 weeks. Looking forward to see how my first SS turns out.View attachment 4789762View attachment 4789767
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Plant looks nice an healthy.
You could pull the top down an tie it to that wire. Bit off outdoor low stress training.
 
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bursto

bursto

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i seen a thylacine once on the mainland early one morning driving down the road, near a big bush reserve

believe it or not

its on my dash cam but its a bit blurry
 
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