Any advice on how to proceed with getting a better yield

nizmo

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Well for starters, you need to take your photos with the lights off because the colors are all whack with the HID lights on.

Secondly, you need to give shots of the cola as a whole aswell as closeups.
 
nizmo

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In some pictures they look nearly done, and in others they look nowhere near ready.

How long has it been since you switched the light cycle to 12/12?
 
nizmo

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Looking at the pic of the whole thing, they look like they are having some problems with that drooping/claw looking thing you got going on. Its basically impossible to diagnose a problem based on pictures alone, you need to know the history and the conditions and shit like that
 
Newgreenthumb2

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I know all the rest off the plants ain't ready yet as the rest of my plants are a 2 to 3 weeks behind my blackberryauto that I have taken trichome photos of an main colen bUT as I don't have a decent jewelry lobe I can't quite tell but is really sticky wen toched buds but the main colen ain't as stinky as the lower buds? Has me like wtf an had to go to 12 12 to try keep rest of the harvest close as I have Ak49 auto an afghan skunk in An the rest are feminized white rhino non auto
 
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I switched over on the 17th of august they got 48 hours darknessthen then 19th went to 12 12 the auto flowering blackberry an ak49 an afghan skunk started to switch in the 3rd august and the white rhino was switched on the date above as non auto which is the under developed buds in around the photos
 
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Thank you very much for this link nizmo that's awesome help I'm going to buy a pocket microscope 100x I think but after seeing your post on the link I'ld say no longer than a few days to go your a bloody legendary thumbs up man.
 
kiwipaulie

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nizmo said:
Im in new zealand aswell. I've never had a problem with nutes being expensive.

I grow in soil from bunnings or wherever, with 2 bottles of nutes to cover both veg and flower (and i never finish a bottle) and i get excellent results. I generally get a pound off 4 plants over a 3 month grow cycle. The problem most people have is that they over complicate things.
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What nutes are you using from bunnings. I've always brought specific nutes made for the industry. Always wondered about using cheap ones and it sounds like your pulling a good haul.
 
fandango

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We are trimming right now and one thing we do is only cut the bigger buds and put the plant back in the light a few more weeks until the small buds gain weight.Other wise we make chocolate bars from the popcorn and sugar leaf.
 
nizmo

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kiwipaulie said:
What nutes are you using from bunnings. I've always brought specific nutes made for the industry. Always wondered about using cheap ones and it sounds like your pulling a good haul.
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It just doesn't matter. They are all the same. The thing is knowing when to just feed straight water, which to be honest is most of the time if you are growing in a good soil.

Look at the grow in my sig if you want to see how im doing and to see the npk of my nutes
 
nizmo

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pseudobotanist said:
Try feeding them some sulfates. That'll help cover them in some frost
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No. Do not do that.

Keep your fan leaves healthy and do not put any bullshit snake oil into your root system if you want your plant to grow to its genetic potential.
 
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pseudobotanist

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nizmo said:
No. Do not do that.

Keep your fan leaves healthy and do not put any bullshit snake oil into your root system if you want your plant to grow to its genetic potential.
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Yes, do that. Potassium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, phosphorus sulfate. It's not a snake oil it helps with Trichomes formation and helps your plant reach its potential
 
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