First timer chocolope grow
StonedGardener
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Great f'ing choice stoner dude , that's basically all I've been growing for last two years. This weed is fantastic....90%sativa plus , so it's rated, I grow them in and out.....I get some about 6-7 ft. and short, stout 3-4 footers. I deal with the taller ones ( I have tons of head space) by just letting them go straight up, bubble gumming the shit out of them or I tie it down. Lots of people SCROG. The shorter ones, I gotta a pic for you of one just starting to flower, are easy. Great energetic buzz! I have that f'ing fibromyalgia...this shit gets my ass moving and creative. I never tasted the chocolate, not that I care. They do take a little longer but really worth it.
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FRICKITYFRICKTYFRESH
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Me and my partner got come Chocolope going now. It's my top 3 favorite strain of all time. It's seriously incredible herb.
Stank42O
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Can someone help me please, I've been looking everywhere and still don't understand. Tomorrow it will be a week from when my seeds hit dirt. When should I start to introduce the fish sh!t fertilizer to the water? Also how often should I use it. If anyone has like a feeding graph or schedual or who can just dumb it down. I would greatly appreciate the help. GROW ON!
FRICKITYFRICKTYFRESH
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go easy on that water there cowboy. that soil looks drenched
Stank42O
Member
I did just water before pics but I have been watering like that 1x a day. Too much?
FRICKITYFRICKTYFRESH
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All they need is a shot glass of water every couple of days at this point. I personally use a spray bottle and just give my plants a good misting at this point.
pakist0ned
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Hey Stank! Sorry to hear that! Never happened to me, nor ever thought that could be a problem.
How did it went? Did it dry already?
(just followed you on insta, @sativarfarmer)
Good luck!
Stank42O
Member
So I turned my inline fan up and also turned on my fans in the tent and in 10 min the filter cover dried. And thank you for the follow
pakist0ned
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Ah cool, never thought that could happen
But yeah, your whole environment was definitely over saturated.
For the seedlings, I wouldn't even "water" them. Just spray some water around the seedlings once a day (or twice). They just want some moisture around it, not to be soaked.
Drumminghead
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I plant directly into coco. I don’t worry about temps or humidity until late into flower. My lights warm it up in the winter and never had any issues
hotrodharley
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Be patient. They're growing roots. Huge container. Tiny seedling. Keep light over them and don't overwater.
