Blue Dream 150w hps

It's time for someone to work on their reading comprehension skills!

Using pots/soil grow, it is easy to simply raise a small plant in a pot close to the light and even out the canopy using any number of items such as phone books, boxes, etc.

I was lamenting the fact that with my hydro set up I no longer have the ability to do this.

Thanks for coming out, maybe put down the bong next time before posting.

ThirstyRoss said:

It's time for someone to work on their reading comprehension skills!

Using pots/soil grow, it is easy to simply raise a small plant in a pot close to the light and even out the canopy using any number of items such as phone books, boxes, etc.

I was lamenting the fact that with my hydro set up I no longer have the ability to do this.

Thanks for coming out, maybe put down the bong next time before posting.

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Dude is on tear lol

Xrangex said:

So i'm postive it's not blue dream now, from what i've seen it's mostly sativa, long thin leaves. Haha it's kind of funny to be able to confront my dealer about throwing a name on it XD
"I grew that shit out bro, it aint no blue dream.."

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they look like blue dream to me... thats almost identical leaf structure. You will know for sure when/if they get that hazy candy smell!

penguinking said:

they look like blue dream to me... thats almost identical leaf structure. You will know for sure when/if they get that hazy candy smell!

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Dude, I swear on my mothers beating heart I was JUST (like literally 1 minute ago) smelling #1 thinking "if its not blue dream i'll call it candy fuel" because it smells JUST like candy.
like you just made my entire week with that post, maybe it is blue dream. either way their getting crystaly as fuck, new update within the hour

sounds like you got the blue dream to me bro. that shit is FIRE!! a lot of people are tired of it for some reason... It's personally some of my favorite daytime weed

its a little late to be tieing down plants that have already done their flower "stretch". I stop tieing down, strain dependent, after 10 days of flowering. I use a trellis, so my tieing down is more or less just a modified supercrop onto/wrapped around the trellis. With the blue dream it does have a more pronounced flower stretch, so I can tuck them under the trellis until about the end of week 2. Next time you should try a small scrog. I use plasic ( or string ) trellis as a pose to metal chickenwire or a fence of some kind, because i can cut it up quickly, they're extremely inexpensive, and they make for an easier harvest. This might also help you control any height issues and maximize every bit of that precious light. looking good tho!

penguinking said:

its a little late to be tieing down plants that have already done their flower "stretch". I stop tieing down, strain dependent, after 10 days of flowering. I use a trellis, so my tieing down is more or less just a modified supercrop onto/wrapped around the trellis. With the blue dream it does have a more pronounced flower stretch, so I can tuck them under the trellis until about the end of week 2. Next time you should try a small scrog. I use plasic ( or string ) trellis as a pose to metal chickenwire or a fence of some kind, because i can cut it up quickly, they're extremely inexpensive, and they make for an easier harvest. This might also help you control any height issues and maximize every bit of that precious light. looking good tho!

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Thanks man, and yeah i'm pretty new to this & it was the only thing I could think of to get that light as close as possible. I just want those buds dense & crystal fucked lol

Xrangex said:

Thanks man, and yeah i'm pretty new to this & it was the only thing I could think of to get that light as close as possible. I just want those buds dense & crystal fucked lol

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Super cropping Range.

You can/could have broken that apical top and just let it hang there for a while. After a couple days it should stand back up on it's own!
I almost completely broke a branch of....But it didn't completely break, I just let if there and it healed itself over the course of a couple weeks.
It was a BAD BREAK THO.
But super cropping or pinching and snapping the stems are what you wanna look for!
It's a altrnative to use if you need a last LST

Where theres a will, theres a way!

true that sincerely. I've had branches break like that before with no issues. If its a REALLY bad break, sometimes I take a little cloning gel to seal the wound and stake the branch back upright. After that I will sometimes use a little bit of blue painters tape to help heal the wound, and hold the limb in place. I saw that when people graft different strains onto one plant, that they use cloning gel to seal it up and then tape it, so I inherited that and it works pretty damn good. Thats one thing I have yet to try and am very interested in. GRAFTING! the possibilities of only having one mother plant with all of my favorite strains growing on it blows my mind! I think this is my next step as a grower. Frist grafting, and then breeding...

@xrangex
you will learn as you progress as a grower, and like I said blue dream is a very good strain to learn with. You will eventually adapt to your own styles and techniques. A little research never hurts though. I have been growing for about 7 years now, and I still finger through my literature on growing, regularly. I swear every time I read a new maximum yield or high times I am finding out new tricks, etc. Gotta stay on top of things or one of these days people might be growing better herb than me, LOL...

So ive been a part of this website for about 2 and a half years and I still dont know how to subscribe to a thread. lol... guess i've never really tried

haha click thread tools at the top right of this page lol...You'll see it from there

lol... subbed

penguinking said:

lol... subbed

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LOL! hahahaha

Sincerely420 said:

Super cropping Range.

You can/could have broken that apical top and just let it hang there for a while. After a couple days it should stand back up on it's own!
I almost completely broke a branch of....But it didn't completely break, I just let if there and it healed itself over the course of a couple weeks.
It was a BAD BREAK THO.
But super cropping or pinching and snapping the stems are what you wanna look for!
It's a altrnative to use if you need a last LST

Where theres a will, theres a way!

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Thanks man! It's funny because I actually tried supercroping #3 afew weeks ago, but it was an awful break, pressed it way to hard and it bend ALL the way over, turned green and never healed itself so I had to chuck it. I guess I didnt know to let it heal itself over afew days. Live and learn though

penguinking said:

lol... subbed

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^ AHAHAHAHAHAHA, dude I didnt even know you could actually sub to a thread, i thought it was just a phrase that ment you'll check up on it XD
you da man sincerely!

That's hilarious lol

I got different folders for different threads lol. Shows I'm on my nerd game hahaha

what are your temps like during the day and night? I feel like theres either a heat issue going on or a pH swing (just based on the leaves curling under on a few fan leaves I see)

penguinking said:

what are your temps like during the day and night? I feel like theres either a heat issue going on or a pH swing (just based on the leaves curling under on a few fan leaves I see)

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Def. not a heat issue bro! No tacoing closest to the lights, or anywhere for that matter!
Looks like an abundance of N to me! Which if that's the case it's not a good thing! You need more P these days, but having an adequate amount of N is supposed to help maintain some foliage!
Just MY 2cents tho

penguinking said:

what are your temps like during the day and night? I feel like theres either a heat issue going on or a pH swing (just based on the leaves curling under on a few fan leaves I see)

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80-85 day and 65-75 nights, and i noticed alot of pistles browning on plant#1 which i've read could be a sign of pollenation... but i'm not really sure what it is, i'll be watering in afew hours and i'll check the runoff ph as well to make sure

Sincerely420 said:

Def. not a heat issue bro! No tacoing closest to the lights, or anywhere for that matter!
Looks like an abundance of N to me! Which if that's the case it's not a good thing! You need more P these days, but having an adequate amount of N is supposed to help maintain some foliage!
Just MY 2cents tho

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Yeah if it's a heat issue it's a very mild one. and how would you go about fixing a high N problem in soil?

Looking very nice indeed.

Many thanx for the share

Peace and Great Grows

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