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fdd2blk

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Man those are pretty. They grow up so fast. I'm diggin it.

Any ideas on why the plants under the light on the right are taller? Are there different bulbs in the hoods?



Thanks a lot COF... I worked hard on that 'little' lady.

I am thinking 7-8 ounces from her.

The grow is over (kinda)... because it is raining/ snowing very hard there is a leak in the closet... so to prevent mold and damage of equipment the plant and literally everything in the closet is in my bedroom (don't leave me wife)... the plant has just been slowly getting harvested/ trimmed. It's neverending, haha. I am avoiding trimming right now typing. My damn shoulders hurt.

So the answer would be as soon as I can. :-P

EDIT: Those are some beautiful beautiful babies, Heads up. Lovely.

different mothers, different growth rates. i move them around according to height so they get even coverage. :bigjoint:
 

Heads Up

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Humor me here. When I first started playing golf (I shudder at the memory), I was clueless, just like when I started my first grow. I just finished my third grow and I'm working on my fourth. It took me three years of playing a good bit of golf to one day have the light bulb go off and to actually 'understand' what I was trying to do out there...and no, it wasn't to investigate every patch of woods on the course. I also looked into ALL the water hazards. Anyway my point/question, how long does it take until one starts to really 'understand' what you are doing with this hobby of ours. Almost makes me feel like I'm in the mafia, this thing of ours. I've watched too many gangster movies.

I see a huge difference in myself from my first to third grows, but I can't claim I have the knowledge to look at a sick plant and have a good idea of what might be wrong. Am I making sense, are you getting the gist of my question?
 

curious old fart

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Heads Up

It's kinda like with women....just when you think you understand them.....you're fixin' to go back to school.....do you ever know "everything"?
Hopefully we all are growing within ourselves everyday.

peace
cof
 

luvvin growin

Active Member
Humor me here. When I first started playing golf (I shudder at the memory), I was clueless, just like when I started my first grow. I just finished my third grow and I'm working on my fourth. It took me three years of playing a good bit of golf to one day have the light bulb go off and to actually 'understand' what I was trying to do out there...and no, it wasn't to investigate every patch of woods on the course. I also looked into ALL the water hazards. Anyway my point/question, how long does it take until one starts to really 'understand' what you are doing with this hobby of ours. Almost makes me feel like I'm in the mafia, this thing of ours. I've watched too many gangster movies.

I see a huge difference in myself from my first to third grows, but I can't claim I have the knowledge to look at a sick plant and have a good idea of what might be wrong. Am I making sense, are you getting the gist of my question?
I've been growing this here plant since there were only 5 or 6 major strains around,and the best we can hope for is a collective like this to help us along the way.18 yrs,and I teach horticultural sciences,and the plant never ceases to come up with different ways to fuck with me.:???:
 

jigfresh

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Being that I have just finihsed my 3rd grow ever (with the 2nd one being a little practise grow)... I don't know from experience when you get that knack you are talking about.

But to take a shot in the dark... I would think after about 3 years before you get the feel.

Maybe it's that I've played golf, but I know what you are alluding to.

But yes like you said cof, we'll never really figure out growing, golf, or women. For me that's why I play video games. Something I can figure out, haha.
 

jigfresh

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I've been growing this here plant since there were only 5 or 6 major strains around,and the best we can hope for is a collective like this to help us along the way.18 yrs,and I teach horticultural sciences,and the plant never ceases to come up with different ways to fuck with me.:???:
Welcome to the happening spot luvvin growin. We could use some extra horticultural knowledge round these parts. Hang out if you please.
 

DST

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Humor me here. When I first started playing golf (I shudder at the memory), I was clueless, just like when I started my first grow. I just finished my third grow and I'm working on my fourth. It took me three years of playing a good bit of golf to one day have the light bulb go off and to actually 'understand' what I was trying to do out there...and no, it wasn't to investigate every patch of woods on the course. I also looked into ALL the water hazards. Anyway my point/question, how long does it take until one starts to really 'understand' what you are doing with this hobby of ours. Almost makes me feel like I'm in the mafia, this thing of ours. I've watched too many gangster movies.

I see a huge difference in myself from my first to third grows, but I can't claim I have the knowledge to look at a sick plant and have a good idea of what might be wrong. Am I making sense, are you getting the gist of my question?
Thanks for the morning giggle re your golf learning curve, Heads Up, you do make me laugh:lol: Will get to your Q in a min.

Heads Up

It's kinda like with women....just when you think you understand them.....you're fixin' to go back to school.....do you ever know "everything"?
Hopefully we all are growing within ourselves everyday.

peace
cof
I shudder to think what happens to the brain when you stop learning, cof. It's like people who loose their partners early in life are more prone to dementia!! The brain is a muscle , it needs exercised.:lol: Stop stimulating it, and then you got troubles.

I've been growing this here plant since there were only 5 or 6 major strains around,and the best we can hope for is a collective like this to help us along the way.18 yrs,and I teach horticultural sciences,and the plant never ceases to come up with different ways to fuck with me.:???:
Thanks for stopping by luvvin growin. You gonna stick around?


Welcome to the happening spot luvvin growin. We could use some extra horticultural knowledge round these parts. Hang out if you please.
Sure would be handy. I got lots of general plant (non MJ questions);-)

night shots.....L.A CON TORA BORA
L.A WOMEN
Sweet genuity, thanks for sharing the pics bru. Very frosty. Got some LA Con last night to smoke.;-)

very nice...if you could only get a whif of my querkle babies..lol :-P
Description please Bucket Head? :leaf:

different mothers, different growth rates. i move them around according to height so they get even coverage. :bigjoint:
Funny how slight genetic tweaks can bring out different characteristics. Take my twins Thelma and Louise. You wouldn't think they were both OG Kush plants from the same seed!!

dam those are hella frosty keep up the good growing
Yeh, keep up the good growing everyone!!!

To Heads Up, well I have been growing this time around since begin of 08, and previously back in the early to mid 90's. I am so learning everyday now - from peeps on RIU, the 600 naturally, and by making mistakes. It's all well and good learning exactly what to do, but I almost think it is prevelant if you make a few learning errors. This makes you learn even more! I guess it's something that eventually as a subject you can satturate, but I think with the fact we are working with plants that have very little official research done in to them, compared to other horticultural species, then we are all going to continue learning for some time. Look at the changes that we have with Seeds, Autoflowerers, cross breading, grow techniques -SOG, SCROG, MOG (made up), etc. Quite amazing.

Lets hope we all continue to learn.

Thanks guys, off to work.

Peace, DST
 

Don Gin and Ton

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man this ride moves fast!

jig man that video was top notch! kudos to you man great yield on the way.

great pics great vibes and a good chuckle this thread just needs some boobs and were set!

as for the learning curve man its a neverending slope lol just when you think you've nailed your setup down something spins you out mites, mould, you name it. growing is the first thing that ive actually really drove myself to become better and better at, and im still not that great.

i look forward to having a good few years under my belt and hopefully the growing to reflect it haaha

update coming from me tomorrow peeps
 

DST

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Looking forward to it, Don.

Heading off for an early pint, sitting around waiting on a judge/court decision sucks!!! Guaranteed it doesn't come until tomorrow....bah!

Positive vibes 600, positive vibes.....
 

luvvin growin

Active Member
Yeah,as I just invested in a 600 watter for some of my girls,I feel I can now contribute to this thread without feeling like a tard cause I had no 600.(Thats me with my new 600 watt eye hortilux and a XXXL hood in my avatar)
 

mcpurple

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can any one tell me why my plants soil is still moist even at the top, its in a 5 gal bucket i usaly give it almost a gallon of water every 2 or 3 days cuz thats when its completely dry, i flushed about 4 days ago now and the soil is still way wet and the plant is still yellowin its like the plant isnt sucking up water, and also i would think it being 80 degrees in the room that would help dry it out but its not, and i want to feed it some N because i think its a N def. but i dont want to add water to already wet soil any help please
 

genuity

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can any one tell me why my plants soil is still moist even at the top, its in a 5 gal bucket i usaly give it almost a gallon of water every 2 or 3 days cuz thats when its completely dry, i flushed about 4 days ago now and the soil is still way wet and the plant is still yellowin its like the plant isnt sucking up water, and also i would think it being 80 degrees in the room that would help dry it out but its not, and i want to feed it some N because i think its a N def. but i dont want to add water to already wet soil any help please
what is the temp by the pots.....
 

mcpurple

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its 80 by the pots cuz i have a thermostat leaning on the pot , and the whole room is about the same tempature, and the last time i flushed it didnt stay this wet this long, and also im usin foxfarms lightwarior soilessmix so that would also dry up alot quicker and theirs a fan blowin on the plant and topsoil
 
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