would it reak? like smell really bad, cuz i was thinking about jus growing 1 plant in my closet with fluorecent lighting, oh and i was wondering whats the best soil u reccomend for northern lights, and what would u reccomend to fertalize it with, prefferably reccomendations of products i can get at my local greenhouse/home depot
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FrostickZero
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ok well I am using MG soil and for foods check my grow journal and I'll have the type of plant foods I use for diffrent stages of growing and it all depends if its hot or cool in there but you can smell pot after it starts to mature in veg if you don't kick it yet
FrostickZero
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ok I bought some plant food from my local grow store and it says to use Epson salt when in flowering and late flowering to produce more resin, my girls have nodes that are covered in THC Crystals
It just seem like a risk you don't need to take, not to mention the one your dad is unknowingly taking. I hate to sound all "old" but an outdoor grow just seems alot safer in your situation. Not to mention alot better as far as yields would be concerned...a few cfls isn't going to get you much. If the 'UVB is the catalyst for THC' theory is correct than you'd also be far better off putting them under the sun's UVB to increase THC production. Regular CFLs do not emit UVB, or at least not enough to do anything significant.
Epsom salt is a good source of Magnesium (MG) it also can help fight off certain bacterias. It is by no means essential to THC production in my experience...but that's why there are more people helping here
FrostickZero
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yup and I learnt that from the feeding chart that I got with my plant food from my local grow storeEpsom salt is a good source of Magnesium (MG) it also can help fight off certain bacterias. It is by no means essential to THC production in my experience...but that's why there are more people helping here
FilthyFletch
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Just read through again sorry if I was the one kinda hijacking your thread.Started asking then started answering and then just kept going.Sorry about it.The pots answer more of the outdoor hydro for me.In my head I was think outdoors in the ground plants not pots.Guess it could be rigged somehow would be an interesting journel to see though.Sorry agin for jumping in so much
No worries FilthyFletch the more help the better, like I say I'm no hydro expert
We could certainly use as many knowledgable growers as we can get, feel free to jump in anytime Oh and I did start a journal...Please...Drop By
FrostickZero
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nice plants man hope to see them all the way to harvestNo worries FilthyFletch the more help the better, like I say I'm no hydro expert
Oh and I did start a journal...Please...Drop By
FrostickZero
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Might not respond back fast - busy feeding my girls
FrostickZero
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I trans planted 3 of my plants and put a young clone into my flowering area and I think it already has crystals on the leafsAnyone else? I believe that all the 'open' questions are now 'closed'
So who's gotta a question to ask? Someone knows the answer
and I leafed the shiz out of my 5 big girls and 2 of them that I planted into bigger pots are now bushy again
That's not a question LOLI trans planted 3 of my plants and put a young clone into my flowering area and I think it already has crystals on the leafs
and I leafed the shiz out of my 5 big girls and 2 of them that I planted into bigger pots are now bushy again
FrostickZero
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I know but I wanted you let you know how my girls are doingThat's not a question LOL
Sounds like they are doing quite wellI know but I wanted you let you know how my girls are doing
What do you mean by 'leafed'?
FrostickZero
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I took off all the old leafs that were still healthy where new growth was and they ended up looking like sticks and very little leafs then 3 days after transplanting and put them into my flower room but had the lights on 24/0 and they grew fast againSounds like they are doing quite well
Generally you should avoid cutting off leaves, they store nutrients. The only time I ever do it personally is if the leaf is already dead, or very close to it. A good option for getting fan leaves out of the way is just tucking them behind other growth.
FrostickZero
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I even took off most of the fan leafs and they loved me >.>
I think of fan leaves as the powerplants for growth, they are soaking up the light, and storing nutrients the plant needs.
Have we run out of questions already?