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Joe Buddens

Joe Buddens

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Strain: TrueBerry
Organic Soil Grow
3x 1,000 watt -1 light is off.

The smaller plants are partially unknown. They were seeds from a pollinated plant from an outdoor grow last summer. I had the space, so i grew them :)

I will be updating with more info later. Just wanted to get this thread up!
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Joe Buddens said:
Strain: TrueBerry
Organic Soil Grow
3x 1,000 watt -1 light is off.

The smaller plants are partially unknown. They were seeds from a pollinated plant from an outdoor grow last summer. I had the space, so i grew them :)

I will be updating with more info later. Just wanted to get this thread up!
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Cool man!
I look forward to seeing how they do. i just started some f13 x blue berry f 4 i got from Dj Shorts son.
 
OK!
Here is my update. I think i'm finally doing it right! This is 2 weeks of growth since last post. these plants have absolutely exploded. this is why I picked this strain, form my last grow. It out grew all of the other 6 strains I was growing at one time. very resilient and likes a lot of nutrients.
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I'm 1 week into 12/12 and not budding yet. I have obviously outgrown my space, and they are getting to be too close to the lights.. should i cut or LST them down? Also i have the lights running on 600 watts. if they were at 1,000 these plants would be getting baked!


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I'll like your setup man, looks clean. I actually put a cage around one of my plant and its working great. Not a tomato cage like yours that get narrow on the bottom. but a actual cage almost fencing that's the same width bottom to top. I found that I had to weigh it down with heavy bolts and twist ties because as the plant grows it will push the cage up and out. Looks like this
 

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MintLeaf Jewelry said:
yeah try LSTing or a screen. those are going to get bigger. do your lights get any higher?
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I might get another 4 or 5 inches up out of them, so not much. They just keep getting bigger and bigger. Ill just LST them and then just see what happens then. I don't want to stress them out or sacrifice yield because i shopped everything off in flower lol.
 
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I think your post is what made pull the trigger and test out a cage on one plant. Glad I did.
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I wanted to do the circle cage or a complete scrog, with the fencing ofver the top. I guess I should have, I just didn't want to spend another $100.00 lol. fencing is expensive, although I guess I'm getting use to always spending a 100 bucks per little project.
 
Joe Buddens said:
I wanted to do the circle cage or a complete scrog, with the fencing ofver the top. I guess I should have, I just didn't want to spend another $100.00 lol. fencing is expensive, although I guess I'm getting use to always spending a 100 bucks per little project.
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Plants look great man. I am just using a $5 peace of netting to bend theses 7 ft plants down in t a workable scog.
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OK, this is what i did. It was a complete jungle in there. By the way, does anyone know what deficiency this is? it always comes up for me? The light green at the inner part of the leafs.





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