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breeder said 9, it finished @10. No I don't have any photos of that run, just making conversation. Flawed thinking on my part i guess? I figured the first week as transition and it finished as advertised. Either way it works out the same, I just just added a week

I like a nice fast finishing haze/hybrid, Paradise Delahaze is a nice one @10 weeks

I usually run the longer sativa strains and some do finish quicker, just something to keep an eye on, imo, it helps to keep track of the differences at certain stages

Just the last 2 waterings with r/o

I guess what I meant to say is relatively the same strains, but from different breeders, to see how they progress at different stages

you make a valid point

I know that I will have to cut and run, at least I get an idea of when to start flushing to get something decent out of it

ha ha

I have had times when I needed to have a grow finished by a certain time for different reasons and it does help to know how far along you are, generally speaking. I can usually tell when they are finishing up without counting as well, but it helps to keep track

I agree with you, I just like to keep track to judge progress compared to other strains at any given "week"

good point, weeks 1 and 2 are still technically transition because almost everything I have grown indoors takes an additional 2 weeks to finish properly. Breeders estimated times are a best case scenario.

I know this question has been asked many times, but do you count the very first week of 12/12 as the first week of bloom? I used to but not anymore and I will explain why. Whenever I have counted the very first day of 12/12 as day 1 of bloom, I always ended up having to add another week at least...

Personally, I would have covered the wound with aloe and wrapped the broken area with some gauze tape before splinting. Aloe vera gel helps to heal stem cracks etc. it has regenerative properties. Nice work on the splint. :leaf:

for all intents and purposes, you basically topped your plant and rooted the cutting:hump:

Cable ties work very well for holding split main stems together securely and mesh bandage tape for wrapping broken branches to help air get to the wounds so they can breathe while they heal.

I know this is an old thread, I just wanted to mention that cable ties work perfectly for mending split main stems, they hold it place securely. Mesh bandage tape is even better in general because it allows air to get to the wound so it can breathe while it heals, but for main stems I would use...

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Like I had previously mentioned, I have normally always used cfl bulbs for seedlings and veg, this is the first time using the Metal Halide for seedling/veg stage. I have to agree that even just the 250 watt MH bulb in a 4 sided reflector provides plenty of light for full veg. The intensity is...

I need a cheap backup just in case, I'm gonna grab one and try it anyhow. If it is anything to rave about I'll report back on it.