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Mvelardez

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #1

Hi this is my first grow these plants are all in week 7 can any experienced growers give me any clue how much time might be left i know t o check trichomes to me they look all white but I don't have great vision

 

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Johiem

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #2

With that many white pistils you've got weeks left.

 

bk78

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #3

3 weeks, maybe 4?

 

kovidkough

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #4

looks pretty sick, might extend flowering also looks sativa dom, what is the strain

 

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Mvelardez

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #5

kovidkough said:

looks pretty sick, might extend flowering also looks sativa dom, what is the strain

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Not sure it was all bag seed for my first grow ive git a new batch going and I know what they are all

 

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Mvelardez

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #6

Mvelardez said:

Not sure it was all bag seed for my first grow ive git a new batch going and I know what they are all

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I've had problems with high heat

 

kovidkough

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #7

Mvelardez said:

I've had problems with high heat

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ah yeah then its really just a guessing game based on physical appearance, generally thinner leaves are more sativa leaning which in turn could extend your flowering times.

 

kovidkough

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #8

what is your medium, feed, lighting?

 

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Mvelardez

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #9

kovidkough said:

what is your medium, feed, lighting?

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Fox farms ocean forest cob led lights and spider farmer using fox farms nutrients

 

Skuxx

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #10

All the leaves appear to be screwed, with several weeks left.

 

kovidkough

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #11

do you check your ph? how much are you feeding ? do you feed with every water or feed water feed

 

SnidleyBluntash

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #12

First pic looks good. 2nd) Fox tailing from high heat, this can be causing more white pistles to pop out continually.

 

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Mvelardez

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #13

kovidkough said:

do you check your ph? how much are you feeding ? do you feed with every water or feed water feed

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I check ph its always between 6 5 and 6.8 I've been giving them 1100 ppms when they drop to about 400 I had a problem with light burn about three weeks ago I had them too close some came back a bit but the one is horrible it just won't change and the buds are long but thin the other plants have nice hearty buds but I really hurt them with the lights at least thats what I think happened. Live and learn it was all free seed do im anxious to move in with better genetics and a little more knowledge

 

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kovidkough

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #14

that is a great attitude, learn and move on

 

kovidkough

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• Nov 18, 2020

• #15

also ignore ppms in soil your run off will have you chasing your tail. just start at 1/4strg and work up to 1/2 and such. when a plant is healthy is can tolerate some pretty high temps. in the end looks like you got a handle on it, if your starting some good genes perhaps start a journal so others may help prevent this in the future, happy growing

 

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Mvelardez

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• Nov 18, 2020

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kovidkough said:

also ignore ppms in soil your run off will have you chasing your tail. just start at 1/4strg and work up to 1/2 and such. when a plant is healthy is can tolerate some pretty high temps. in the end looks like you got a handle on it, if your starting some good genes perhaps start a journal so others may help prevent this in the future, happy growing

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Thanks for all your input i love this site it is such a great tool