what i did was drilll the holes then take dry wall srews and put them thro the holes then u can tight them byscrewing the screw more into the potIf your Lst'ing just drill some holes around the top of the pots to tie the string to, it makes things a lot easier if you have to move the plant.
Well what the problem is now is that I have to keep the stems from breaking under thier own weight, so I have to tie them to the ceiling. AND THUS, cannot move the plant. So essentially my only option is to put a towel around the holes while watering and for a little bit after to absorb access water/nutes. (Because I cannot move the plant.)
With help, lift her up a little and slide a boot tray up under her to catch any runoff. Then you can leave the runoff in the tray for her to wick back up as she wants it.
Pretty sure its not a good idea to let the plant sit in runoff water, after all it excess water the medium doesnt need and its going to keep the soil wet for longer which is going to reduce the amount of oxygen in the medium/ roots.
Looking good man, buds starting to fill in nicely. You definitely want to lst your plants earlier on next time around as that seems to your main issue (supporting the lanky stems). A good trained plant will make much more efficient use of the lighting and you won't need side lighting (or those bamboo shoots). Other than that looks like you're plant is coming along nice and the side buds are filling it great despite not having the side lighting. Check out my thread for some frosty day 22 bud pics
As for the 2700k vs 6500k proportions im using a lil over 200w and out of that, i have 2 26w 5000k bulbs. For what its worth, the buds that are close to the 5000k's seem to be the frostiest... it could simply just be the light they give off makes the trichs more visible but im leaving them in there
Wasn't subbed before, but now i am, keep up the good work CC
HERE is a question. I am roughly 5 1/4 weeks into flowering........and from what I am reading, (and correct me if i'm wrong) BUT, should I be seeing some yellowing of the lower leaves by now?
I read this earlier......
"5+ During this period you will likely see lots of yellowing on leaves and if you have done everything else right you will see the buds fill in and thicken substantially."
SO, WHAT AM I DOING WRONG, I have seen 1/2 of a SINGLE leaf turn yellow. LOL, is this all right?
It starts at around 5 weeks. Since you are now at 5-1/4 weeks, I'd say you shouldn't see a lot of yellowing yet...if you do, you've got issues. By the time you harvest, you will see many, many yellow leaves... LOL
LOL, thanks. I am one of those: This is my first time, SO, I'm gonna worry about EVERYTHING-kind of growers. Sorry, lol.
Thanks for confirming the time frame on the yellowing leaves, it makes me glad I don't have any full yellow leaves!![]()
Hey, no sweat! We've all been there... I bet you still stare at yours for a period of time exceeding 2 hours per day. LOL (me too)
Did it come with a sunglass tint? Mine did! LOl
RANDOM, boredom-induced BUD PORN. THEYS BE GETTIN' FROSTY!
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Sure do! LOL! God only knows how much time I will spend with her once I get my MAGNIFIER.Either way, she loves the C02.
Thanks for stopping by, Bluejeans...Gonna go check out YOUR journal.![]()
Just so you know... I nearly went blind the first day I had my magnifier! I stared through that tiny little hole for a solid hour, non-stop...when I finally looked up, my neck, back, shoulders, and most of the rest of me hurt from sitting so long in one position and I literally could NOT focus my eyes for several minutes...![]()
Just so you know... I nearly went blind the first day I had my magnifier! I stared through that tiny little hole for a solid hour, non-stop...when I finally looked up, my neck, back, shoulders, and most of the rest of me hurt from sitting so long in one position and I literally could NOT focus my eyes for several minutes...![]()