Lowryder #2 and White Widow

rocknsea

Active Member
Just made and order of each bean, I was planing on grow half and half at the same time, after reading all the reviews it sounds like this might not be a good Idea, seems like the light timing might not work off. should I grow them seperate?
 

porchmonkey4life

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I don't understand why you would have problems grwoing two diff strains of mj at the same time, unless of course, one is flowering and the other is vegging. In which case, you might want to try my idea: I like to call it "Dividing Canaan" I divide my grow room with a mylar curtain and make sure the other side is entirely light proofed. I keep my mothers on one side while they flower on 12/12, then slide my light over (on a bar attached to the ceiling with chains hanging that I just slide over) to the other side of the room where my clones are. I open the curtains and position the light over both mothers and clones so that they share the same light for 12 hours, but leave the light on for an additional 6 hours after sliding it over to the clone side, so my clones get 18/6, and the mothers are not disturbed during their beauty sleep.
 

Inahurry

Active Member
My limited experience in growing different strains indicates that Jack, WW, AK have very different grow dynamics that would not benefit from growing at the same time. e.g. Jack grows to a lower height then WW and would suffer from lack of light during flowering.
 

porchmonkey4life

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exactly. that's the problem I'm experiencing now. I got some free seeds with my order of WW-don't know what they are, but they are def. a very short plant (possibly lowrider). It also seems to be flowering at a rate of three times that of my only remaining widow. 1 out of 10! my first grow, however. you might be o.k. with just stacking a couple of crates under the bucket for the lowriders. Haven't had problems with this myself so far.
 
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